I agree with you, kuanyin.  It is hard to picture Liz dusting or mopping.   However, I remember the movie "Mommie Dearest".  It depicted a rich movie actress down on her knees scrubbing the floor with Dutch Cleanser wearing a full length velvet dressing gown.  This helps me picture Liz scrubbing the toilets in her gem studded hostess gowns.

    I agree with you, Josette.  However,  I never believed in Amy's sweetness.  We are given very little backstory on this child.  I have always perceived her as manipulative.  She seemed to consistantly say exactly what adults want to hear even before being involved with ghosts.  She is oh so sweet and polite that it is unbelievable.  I have kids and I ain't buying this.

    I think they both kept their emotions bottled up for so long it was impossible to break down now.  In addition, Barnabas would not have risked his fathers life by uttering the phrase "I love you" which spoke volumes by being left unsaid.
    I think Joshua believed he was being kind by putting his son to his final rest.  Unfortunately,  he may not have realized his son was not truly at peace.

    My favorite interrogation was between Andre and the Rev. Trask.  Andre says with utter contempt that he was being questioned under protest by a complete idiot.  Of course, I paraphrased the dialog.  I wished they had shown the entire  interrogation of Andre because it would have been a hoot.

    At first, I thought it was weird that a waitress was hired as tutor until Robin mentioned she could have been a teacher without a teaching position.  I think the writers should have used that explaination.  My high school math teacher sold ties at an upscale dept. store every summer and at Christmas.  My son's first grade teacher is a catalog clerk at JC Penneys in the evenings. Teachers pay in Maine is very low.
   Lucia, are you telling me it is illegal to bury someone at home?  I have a perfectly good root cellar in my home and I was hoping to save money by using it for that purpose.  I even told my husband a further savings could be found by using extra large lawn and leaf bag instead of a casket.

    Maybe Julia was the only one in the house that didn't have a can of Moxie with dinner?

    I guess I view BD with more sympathy because she was trying to fill someone else's shoes.  I did not like her as a replacement but as an actress maybe she just needed more experience.  On the other hand, I find Amanda as annoying as Hallie.  Were the characters Hallie and Amanda written to be irritating or was it just the actors portrayal that added that misfortunate aspect?

    You were so lucky to get white go-go boots, kuanyin.  I wanted a pair so much but my mom always said no yet she bought me those hideous yellow mary-janes that I only wore once at Easter.  Thankfully, they were given to the Salvation Army which is probably where Amy's green ones went.