Funeralia

Miranda (Michelle Gomez) has a kitchen knife in the opening scene and shows some fighting prowess - clearly she is more than a jilted lover. It seems Cassie has a 'boy in every port' which helps us along with the Megan (Rosie Perez) plotline - she is a loner with no friends and deeper into something than she should be. We now get doubts as to Sabrina's (Stephanie Koenig) involvement.

Some intriguing facts are revealed in this episode, but the comedy (especially at the funeral) is over cooked. Following the lame phone faux pas Cassie (Kaley Cuoco) starts to play Miss Marple in the study and we learn more about the Sokolovs. We are set up with a cliff-hanger confrontation.

The epileptic split-screen moved on from the phone calls - stop it!

Bad comedy and bad character/acting of Cuoco distract from whatever the actual plot lines are supposed to be. Lose the slapstick. And we are supposed to feel sorry for her due to childhood.

All the bad reviews are missing the point. Its a com-drama show, not this or that. And I believe that this kind of shows only gets better at the ending so you'll have to watch it all.

By episode 3 The Flight Attendant has just gone off the rails.

The various genres of thriller, cringe comedy, conspiracy is just now an odd uneasy mixture.

A boozy Cassie gatecrashes Alex's funeral and tries to find out more about him and the mysterious Miranda.

Alex who is also in Cassie's head starts to look into her childhood memories.

Meanwhile Annie tells Cassie to get out of the household. Alex's family are involved in shady business dealings.

Like a lot of shows from streaming services. I do wonder if this could just had been a 2 hour movie.

Instead this episode is mostly forgettable padding.

So bad. Terrible acting stereotyping, cliche, ugh can't even write a review it's so bad.