Charles doesn’t think it proves she’s a killer, but with his track record, Oliver is now more convinced than ever. As a peace offering, Oliver shows Charles the scrapbook filled with newspaper clippings of Ben he found in Loretta’s apartment. Martin Short and Matthew Broderick | Photo: Patrick Harbron/Huluīy the end of the episode, Oliver and Charles have made up and Charles is (begrudgingly) back in the show. Honestly, MB doesn’t do much beyond being talented and throwing off some excellent one-liners and I think that’s the perfect way to play it…come in, be goofy, and see you next season (hopefully). Let’s hope OMITB continues to mine this gold for all its worth.
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With their witty repartee, I was reminded of another TV sitcom rivalry that I enjoyed in it’s small doses: Karen Walker and Beverly Leslie from Will & Grace.
The best part of MB’s arrival is the reveal that he and Charles have a (possibly one-sided) deep rivalry. He also gets that pitter patter song down in a couple of seconds, no trips to the White Room required. The Tony winner is an absolute riot in this episode, driving Oliver to the brink of madness as he tries to peel back layer upon layer upon layer of his character, the Constable, in the musical. Yes, that’s right! After Charles quits the show, producer/momma’s boy(toy?) Cliff has one hail mary approach to save Death Rattle Razzle from failing: hire Matthew Broderick.
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The director, meanwhile, has his hands full with a talented actor we call “MB.” It’s a character choice that feels a little out of left field but not completely unwarranted, serving as a natural push to get Charles to go back to Oliver. As you get older, Uma explains, friends can disappear in an instant so it’s important to keep them close while you can. Sitting at the Pickle Diner, she tells Charles how much she loved Bunny and all her quirks (Jayne Houdyshell makes a cute cameo in flashback). While her hoarding is not totally surprising, her keen anthropological sense of friendship is. In fact, she stole Ben’s hankie off dead body and by the end of the episode has sold it to Dickie for a cool seven thousand dollars. She forges on without them, recording a teaser for the new podcast, and officially moves out of her apartment.Ĭharles, meanwhile, could be making a new friend in Uma, who apparently is a kleptomaniac.
Mabel is feeling pretty good, too, even though she misses her friends, Charles and Oliver, after their big fight last episode. I haven’t felt this good about a lead since Kimber’s hankie went missing back in episode 3. We have a new clue (the timeline has shifted) and updated motive (fratercide). Still, this is excellent forward momentum. Matthew Broderick | Photo: Patrick Harbron/Hulu Perhaps it was Dickie, but it’s never that simple. The stalker, currently sitting in jail for pushing Ben down an elevator shaft to his death, couldn’t have done the crime. That’s a big reveal because it means Ben didn’t die at 12:06-he died at 12:26 after Gregg had already left the building. Also, Ben had a penchant for keeping his clock back 20 minutes so he could always be fashionably late Dickie knew about Ben’s love for boba tea and was also forced to save the internet from a lot of dick pics. It turns out that Dickie and his brother were like most siblings: a lot of love and a lotta bickering. When she and Theo (welcome back!) go to an auction at the CoBro star’s apartment, they see his brother Dickie and ask questions. Thanks to Mabel, we’re one step closer to finding out who killed Ben Glenroy. Ok, now that that’s out of the way, let’s focus on the key mystery at hand. Second: HOLY SHIT, ITS MATTHEW BRODERICK! There are two ways I could start this recap so let me start with the second and then go back to the first.
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