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Original Air Date: Oct 14, 2012
Keith G – TwoCents Reviewer
keithg@thetwocentscorp.com
At the onset of this episode, Jane is trapped in a small room in the basement, the door having slammed on her at the end of last week’s show. After hearing noises in the room and finding shelves of creepy old dolls, something grabs her ankle, frightening her. Henry opens the door, finding a scared Jane screaming. Henry helps calm her down, telling her that the vent in the room is amplifying voices from other parts of the building and that she must have rubbed up against a doll. As they leave the room we see a small child run behind them and then crouching next to a chair, holding one of the creepy dolls.
Brian is in the laundry room, talking to Annie (played by the beautiful Aubrey Dollar), a journalist who has been stuck writing obituaries. After leaving the laundry room, Annie runs into Gavin. She tells him that she would do “anything” to get off the obituary desk. NOT a good thing to say to Gavin. He says “maybe I can do something”. We flash to Annie’s apartment where she is writing an obituary. She stars embellishing his story and ends up making him an ex-CIA agent hero. We later see her stuck in traffic in a taxi. The traffic is apparently coming from a diplomat who died. Annie jumps out of the cab, realizing that it is the obituary she wrote while seeing a flash of it on the TV in the car. She goes and talks to Gavin, inquiring if he had something to do with it. He answers the question in a shifty way, neither confirming nor denying that he had something to do with it. He only tells her that the man must have been a CIA agent, because she had written that it was so. It seems that anything she writes is becoming true.
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