Episode 36 Morals

In plain English, these are the morals from Episode 36:

Pee-Wee Newman's Big Job Adventure

Everyone's been waiting for this one, so it was inevitable that I should write it up. It's completely unbelievable that Nick could both try to make it without using his Dad's coat-tails and still get a decent job with his pathetic resume. It's an insult to all the decent hard-working folk out there watching.

Bug Bugged When Faces Faced in Line-Up Lined Out

I just had to do something on the similarity of the faces now that we've undergone the great facial shift on the show. Everyone looks the same to me. I look at the credits and find myself saying, "Is that Grace? No, maybe it's Victoria? No, maybe ..." It'd useful to have people with differing looks to help you get used to a big change like this. So I figured if I could get confused by the faces, so could the people on the show.

Tony's Source of Income Revealed

There are two issues at play here. First, where in the world do Tony and Grace get their money? A few weeks ago, they were talking about how they had been at it for a long time in their search and were low on money. Then suddenly they were taking Cassie shopping and money was no longer an issue. (Where does she sleep, anyway?)

The second issue is why the bug is always being so predictably contrary. It's like Nina can do no right. What kind of friend is Cricket? She seems to be doing everything she can to assure Ryan and Nina don't get back together. And why? It seems unmotivated, other than that she's a spoiled busybody brat, aspiring to one day metamorphose into Mary Williams. Ah, what we have to look forward to in our old age. Heaven help Genoa City!

That's all for Episode 36's morals. Don't miss Episode 37 and its morals!
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