Episode 142 Morals

In plain English, these are the morals from Episode 142:

Will Trisha's actions on camera will show her true colors to her watchers?

At least the writers had the good sense to have Trisha do the telepath thing so she could talk to Marter, but I still think there were a lot of missed opportunities here.

The typical voyeurish security guard could easily have been kept busy by Tricia while other things went unnoticed by other people, people she might have hired, on other cameras.

Another missed opportunity was to exploit the security guard who was fired, who might now be mad at Newman and willing to help get back at him. Being familiar with the setup would be invaluable to Trisha if she could find and hire him. And he'd probably be happy to get even with Victor and Paul.

With Marter's help, can she survive being exposed?

I keep expecting the Marter part of her to have a different character, encouraging her to do things she wouldn't otherwise do (besides chatting). He was really into plotting and scheming, but we've seen little of that. Yes, it's true, he's just a figment of her imagination, but this is Hollywood. I'm willing to indulge a little haunting sense that maybe there are two minds inside her one brain... ok, well, maybe not two, maybe just one... but in any case, one more mind than she had before.

All in all, I still enjoy seeing Rick Hearst haunting things, I just think they could be more pro-active about his role.

Will Sharon approve of Nick's involvement with his father's witch watching?

There's something weird about someone videotaping his own apartment like this. No one is expressing any compunction about the privacy issues involved here, and everyone's treating it pretty much as business as usual. I'd just like to see some come-uppance for Victor after all this.

That's all for Episode 142's morals. Don't miss Episode 143 and its morals!
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