Roger learns Bill is dead and seems shocked.  Sheriff George has to see if Bill drowned or was dead before he hit the water.  George offers some theories such as suicide to gauge the reactions of the siblings I would assume. When the sheriff does leave, Elizabeth asks her brother about how truthful he was in his answers. Elizabeth eventually appears to believe Roger.
Meanwhile, in town, the Evans’ spar at the diner. They talk about the letter and Sam wants it back. Maggie refuses. George comes in for coffee and donuts. Tea at the mansion just didn’t cut it for the big guy. The coast guard calls and they found Bill Malloy dead. Francis Swann wrote this episode.

David drinks milk in the kitchen/breakfast room. It’s the only sweetness around him today. He states he heard screaming from his window last night when he was supposed to be asleep. He informs Vickie that someone will try to kill her and that he will not attend the funeral.
Elizabeth enters and deflects David’s questions about last night. She’s well practiced and not even David can get past her.
The door is rapped and David answers to find Joe. A nice way to start the day. Vickie supposedly sends David upstairs while she and Joe chat in the drawing room, but David is up to his usual eavesdropping. No news of Malloy and Roger is surprisingly not at the office. Elizabeth catches the impish boy eavesdropping and Vickie realizes the same. Joe returns with Carolyn’s missing watch. She has been sound asleep all morning after her slumber party with Vickie.
Matthew comes in and says he and Roger walked the beach to make sure there was no body. After some backstory on Matthew to show his loyalty to his mistress, he reveals there was a body, it was Bill and he pushed it out to sea. A Flabbergasted Elizabeth calls George revealing she knows Bill’s location.

Elizabeth and Roger discuss Malloy in the Drawing Room. The girls run in saying that they saw a dead man floating in the water at the foot of Widow’s Hill. Roger refuses to go look and suggests Matthew go. Elizabeth calls him.  A spooked Carolyn asks if she can bunk with Vickie.  It seems an odd choice. I’m guessing the censors wouldn’t let her say can I sleep in your room or with you. 
Elizabeth speaks one of the funniest lines so far when she tells Roger if she didn’t keep him in check he’d run the business in the ground. Matthew comes in acting odder than normal and says nothing there. Roger looks upset off to the side. Later Elizabeth asks Roger if he thinks Matthew lied.
Elizabeth goes to Matthew’s cottage and the go to look. At the Great House, Vickie goads Carolyn into going back out though the younger girl is reluctant. Elizabeth sees it’s a clump of seaweed that looks like a body.
They don’t show the body so we have to take her word.

I guess this should be called Everyone wants Malloy.  The town scenes seem to drag. Sam’s start of Burke’s portrait looks a little of  Frankenstein.  Who is Maggie’s Boss?  Maggie just seems to run amok. 

Elizabeth plays the piano in her dressing gown and  hair down around her shoulders.  Carolyn enters and they chat. 
Meanwhile, Malloy is a no show at the meeting. It’s 11:30.  Burke  goes to the house, but he’s not home.
Roger returns to Collinwood and is questioned  by his sister.  She reveals what Malloy told her about the trial and Burke. Roger denies all. 

I also tuned in Monday hoping it was a mistake, but there was Password and my Mom who was in between jobs at the time instantly fell in love with it.

Mr. Harris, the teleprompter baker, arrives from Bangor. It is unbelievably revealed that he hasn’t seen Elizabeth in four years.  Considering the business, the loans and that she is an important client, and that the business about David’s trust has brought him now, it’s nonsense.  Harris puts it together that Burke is after the family business.
     Bill shows up at Collinwood to talk about Roger.  Liz accepts the original verdict and that’s it. 

  a man holds the chalkboard in the opening.   Elizabeth tells Sam she doesn’t want to learn about Roger. He guzzles the drink she gives him. 
Meanwhile, Blair tells Burke he could pick up the outstanding Collins notes on cannery and all else. The house is not mortgaged as the bank considered it a liability. 
Joe arrives at the mansion and reveals Carolyn was seen on her way to Bangor.  He hasn’t seen Malloy and Elizabeth tries to call.