The Last Day of Bunny Folger

I'd honestly watch a whole movie about the daily life of Bunny Folger. The actress is fantastic and so was this whole episode.

I'm so glad I gave this show a chance because I was really hesitant about it at first.

It's nice that we get to see the human side of the old woman who died violently. It turns out she was generous and approachable, even though she ruled the building with an iron fist. We see her encounters with people on the street.

Really enjoyed this episode, it gives us so much more insight into Bunny and I ended up really caring for her. Now I'm really invested into this season because we got some more clues and hints as to who the killer is. Loving this season.

I recently saw Steve Martin and Martin Short (and fireworks) at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Their banter, their easy camaraderie, was delightful. I've rarely laughed so hard. Their friendship and casual one-upmanship translate so beautifully in ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING.

Selena Gomez is not the most versatile actor around, but she adds a droll charm to the podcasting trio.

And this episode was especially interesting, as a parrot led into a recreation of Bunny Folger's last day. Insight into a side character--very illuminating and unexpected.

But I really want to yell at all the user/reviewers here who are trashing Amy Schumer. Stars and celebrities take cameo guest-starring roles as themselves in order to poke fun at themselves. They play rude, selfish or arrogant, tasteless or asinine. THEY ARE ACTING.

Sure, Schumer may be a real piece of work in real life; I don't know--but here, her transparent greediness and lack of insight is SATIRICAL. This is not the real her.

So quit bitching!

Now THIS is The Only Murders Show I know and love! The show beautiful gives us an insight into the character of Bunny Folger, one that we never got in the first season. This episode was such a wonderful watch from the storyline to the tie-ins with the podcast and the humorous moments. Hopefully the rest of the season follows this same trajectory and doesn't see the same downfalls as the previous episode.