Fill it:

Quentin: What in God's name is on this chair? It feels like _______!
Jim: They don't call it the hot seat for nothing.

Lucky for Quentin that Randall got croaked. He was against the idea of witchery in the beginning, but once he heard about the dead cows and that the locals are suspicious of Quentin Collins, he does a complete turn around. Go figure.

Quentin's monogramed underwear.

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"I'm sure you've noticed the aimlessness of his life, says Flora as Gerard goes searching for the journal.  Yes, he says.  He should have studied law after he got his degree, says Flora.  Gerard says he's sure he could have been quite successful." 

I thought Desmond was a lawyer?

Gerard’s lust for Daphne must have carried over through his transition to Judah, because I can’t figure out why else Judah would be interested in Daphne.

 "I want him out of this house, says Desmond.  Where would he go? asks Flora.  I don't care, insists Desmond.  I do, says Flora--he's invaluable here." 

Like how is Gerard invaluable?

...brandy glasses are made.

I like Barnabas and his utter outrage at Laszlo.   Barnabas is too much of a detached private eye now that his 1970 self has popped in, and we really need to see that he cares about something for real, Julia in this case.   

Wasn't that scene awesome? He spies Julia's ring, grabs Lazlo and next scene he's rescuing Julia.