but this does have an 'animated' atmosphere in general, sort of the same way Parks & Rec came across like a live action Simpsons at times.

but the issue with her character will always be that Peter Gregory was a very specific sort of person and he wasn't intended to die, and is character was so popular among fans of the first season that the writers opted to find a different angle on that character rather than insert a different archetype altogether.

I've grown to appreciate what she does, but what she does most of the time is remove the humanity from the analytical oddity that was Peter Gregory. she's not ordering every BK menu item to figure out her next investment strategy and, in that shadow, it hurts her. not her fault but that spectre always lingers for me and I wish it didn't.

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