Willie Loomis, you can type the word.  The system automatically filters it unless a member changes the default setting.

Welcome, BryceLozier!  It's wonderful to see you posting.

Based on those symptoms alone-- Jenny's paranoia, the auditory hallucination of her babies' cries, and the anger and delusions, serious violence, unpredictability and her disordered thinking-- I just can't decide.  Maybe paranoid schizophrenia?

But if I'm allowed to factor in that her symptoms seem to have shown up as a direct result of the trauma of her husband running off with his SIL and of finding herself isolated and pregnant in that household (is there anyone that would come out of that without some serious depression?), then I'm going to guess at a diagnosis of psychosis with paranoia.

Some fans have speculated that Jenny suffered from postpartum psychosis, but I'm not sure it fits with what we know.

My Werewolf Chris figure arrived this weekend, yay!

Loved it, Joe!

No wonder Elizabeth Eis' speaking voice didn't sound familiar to me-- it's the only voiceover she did.  And kudos to her for not reacting while one side of Pennock's moustache was flapping about.

Why is there a slide lock on the outside of the door to the Eagle?  Seems pretty pointless, not to mention a bit of a fire hazard.  Though from #996, when Yaeger is able to sneak in, plus we see a different entrance when he ejects Steve from the bar, we can assume that the Eagle has two entrance doors.

Sabrina:  "The murderer, did you see his face?"
Larry:  "Well, I only got a fleeting glance at him."
Sabrina:  "And?"
Larry:  "Maybe it could be that man that knows Cyrus."
With that dialogue written, you'd think the director would have prevented Yaeger from pausing in front of Larry in a well-lit area for so long.

Sabrina:  "When he said goodnight, he said, 'Goodnight, my darling.'"
Larry:  "So?"
Sabrina:  "He'd never used that phrase before. The only term of endearment he's ever used is my dear."
Hmm.  How about...?

(#987) My experiment, scoffs Cyrus, heavens, no, have you ever heard such a long list of abstractions in all your life?--mankind, good, evil, darling--I'm a scientist,

(#993) Cyrus eagerly takes the box from the cabinet in which he put it, but returns it hastily when Sabrina comes down with the coffee. Thank you, darling, he says.

(#995) I hoped you would ask me to come, Cyrus, says Sabrina shyly. It will be so dull, darling! he says.

(#998) Both are stunned to see Cyrus walking downstairs. Hello, darling, he greets Sabrina,

Granted, he didn't say MY darling, but while I like the idea of Sabrina catching on, it's too bad they didn't come up with a valid reason for it.

The challenge in getting that dialogue down was that I couldn't take my eyes off their mouths-- Ken McEwen pulls his mouth to the left, even moreso when he's talking tough, and Lisa Richards' mouth pulls in the opposite direction.  Dueling crooked smiles?

Why didn't Buffie do what Yeager wanted.

Do you mean not showing up at the cave?  He mentioned that she wasn't due for another half hour or more.