Ken Marino's appearance on High Potential Season 1 Episode 10, "Chutes and Murders," feels special due to his familiarity with the show's executive producers, Rob Thomas and Diane Ruggiero Wright. The guest star initially feels out of place in the serious setting but eventually finds his rhythm and could become a major recurring character. The ABC series often straddles the line between comedy and drama, but "Chutes and Murders" feels mostly in the comedy dimension. Eliza Coupe plays a super-rich business mom, and Kaitlin Olson is known for her comedy skills. Daniel Sunjata deserves credit for his ability to create funny reactions to different situations. The episode also features a murder mystery, although it feels more predictable than usual. However, it remains an enjoyable ride with plenty of fun twists and turns. Some may prefer High Potential when it's more serious, but others enjoy it when it's more lighthearted. The subplot about Morgan and her children works well in "Chutes and Murders," as it explores the changing family dynamic and the natural aging of a child and the disintegration of children from their parents. Both storylines build upon Morgan's home life, which gives the show a lot of its characters. The episode ends with a sweet and sentimental ending that immediately makes viewers go "aww." While not moving the overarching storyline too much, "Chutes and Murders" is a nice enclosed episode that's fun and sentimental, making it a great addition to High Potential's fan base. High Potential, a popular TV series, has been putting the case of Roman's disappearance on the back burner. Despite this, the show delivers amazing episodes with talented actors and writing that takes audiences on an emotional roller coaster. ABC executives should give the show a multiple-season renewal, as it has delivered an emotional roller coaster with its talented cast and writing. High Potential Season 1 Episode 10 introduced some of the best new characters, such as Jai Rodriguez, Ken Marino, and Eliza Coupe. Rodriguez portrayed a concerned dad who hired the victim as their nanny, while Marino, known for his comedic levity, played the Private Investigator. Marino is known for his roles on Party Down, Children's Hospital, and The Other Two. Eliza Coupe, who brought a section all to herself with her performance in Season 1, deserves a section for her contribution to the show. Overall, High Potential is a knock-out series that deserves a multiple-season renewal. Eliza Eliza's signature scowl and sneer have become synonymous with her roles in High Potential. Her character, Carina, is known for her wit and humor, especially when she interacts with Morgan about Cadbury eggs. Fans of the series have come to expect the unexpected, but Eliza's performance was not unexpected. She has a long history of delivering comedic roles, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. Fans can expect her hilarity in shows like Happy Endings, Future Man, and Casual. The case itself is challenging to keep up with, but High Potential is an amazing series that gets it right in almost every department. It takes multiple watches for viewers to catch Morgan's words, but her ability to talk at a million miles per hour is evident in the look on Oz and Daphne's faces.
