Sheriff Patterson is admiring a Collins portrait when Roger comes downstairs. Roger tells him the portrait is of his great-uncle Benjamin Collins. Hmmm....

Roger said it's a portrait of his Great Uncle; wouldn't that make him a brother to Judith, Edward, Carl and Quentin?  But it was the Sheriff who said the subject in the foyer was Benjamin Collins, and Roger responded with sarcasm about the purpose of his visit without giving any indication if he got it right or not.  Yet for sure Liz pointed out Benjamin's portrait in the drawing room ("Isaac, Jeremiah, Theodore, Benjamin"), and I'm more inclined to believe that Liz got it right and the Sheriff got it wrong.

AAAAA, I love it!!!

 

LOL, DarkLady!

The Sheriff stopped wearing his gun-- a wise choice, since it seemed out of place during his last official Collinwood visit.  And hey, that's a nice safe in the police station; maybe Sam should ask to store his letter there, heheh.

What did Joe call Bob le Bartender?   Pudgie?

Punchy

I can't decide if David lacks empathy, or if his familiarity with ghosts makes him unable to grasp why other people mourn death.

Oh, great. Now I’m in the mood for a lobster roll.

Heh!  I could go for some clam chowder.

Loved Green Hornet!

I knew another show was named that I watched too-- just remembered it was The Milton Berle Show.

OMG, the phone booth is back in the lobby.

Roger says that Malloy works for him, which is odd since we never saw Roger doing anything important while Bill managed pretty much everything.

And Roger told Burke that the crystal ball was "possibly one of the most inappropriate things you could have selected for an oversensitive, over-imaginative child. You must have gone to a great deal of trouble to pick out something in such poor taste."  The sarcasm aside, I have to agree.  Though Burke did seem sincere about thinking it would be a fun gift, what an awful choice for a disturbed child that is preoccupied with death and ghosts.  Yet Roger whisked the pen out of Carolyn's hands because it was an expensive gift from Burke but didn't confiscate David's inappropriate present.
That said, I always wanted a crystal ball, lol.

Even Matthew is on a first-name basis with the Sheriff.

Burke:  I don't forget anything, ever."
Except his lines.  

Somebody walked past the dartboard during the closing credits.  Maybe it was Frid carrying hangers?  Just kidding.

Matthew appears to be lacking any kind of a motive.

In #16, Matthew said that he would harm anyone that started trouble for Liz, which would be a motive if he believed Bill's actions were going to hurt her.