122LikesThe brother had to have killed him. Since we didn't see it happen, I am not sure how he managed to put too much insulin into the shot but somehow I think he did it.
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I actually know of a suicide by insulin overdose. It would not be hard to do, at all.
Where can I see that episode of PP again? I feel like I need to. The husband just "all of a sudden" being gone...I'm still having trouble getting all of this. I really feel like I missed something crucial.
(I've also seen elderly people double their insulin dosage and not realize it. They took their first shot, and then turned around, after forgetting, and took their "first shot" again! That is a huge and dangerous blood sugar crash just waiting to happen, if no one catches it.)
If you're in the States, you can go to abc.go.com and click on Free Episodes to watch it. (I don't know if there's access from Canada.)Originally Posted by prhoshay;3423888;
I did not like the ending. I don't like that they're screwing around with perpetuating the triangle between Violet, Sheldon, and Pete. I don't want Pete to get hurt.(And, yes, I do realize it's not real. LOL)
Thank you, ma'am!
I just finished watching this episode. I liked the IDEAS of the storylines -- Pete loses a potential love so he can be there for Violet, but Violet moves on with Sheldon; the mystery of whether the husband intentially killed himslef, accidentally did, or the brother did it; Dell struggling now that his daughter is gone; Naomi being whooed to take over Charlotte's practice unbeknownst to both of them. All of those are great and compelling storylines. However, the writing is just weak. It seems forced. Instead of trying to let each of those stories play out in the proper amount of time, they race to fit all of them into a single hour. So instead of getting emotionally invested in each of them, I feel like I just sit there watching, and guessing what will happen ... usually guessing well ahead of time because the "cluses" are so forced and obvious.
You're welcome! My TV is broken, so I've been watching all of my favorite ABC shows that way recently.
Veruka, I wasn't sure whether that guy was planning on giving Charlotte's practice to Naomi or whether he was trying to sabotage the other practice by messing with Naomi's mind and screwing up her relationship with her colleagues. It will be interesting to see how it all plays out. He seemed so sincere, but when I saw that he was the one behind Charlotte's practice, that threw everything into question.
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