User Reviews

The beginning of this episode was all right. Kind of slow-paced but not horrible. I actually was fooled into believing Jonathan was playing the trumpet until I read HilaryElizabeth9's review. I did start to get confused, though, when Victoria broke things off with Russel. She said "It's no longer the two of us," or something like that. Not only did she further explain what that meant but Russel didn't even ask! He just lets her walk off and accepts his fate that she was breaking up with him. Doesn't sound like the behavior of a man who wanted to marry her.

Then when Russel gets drunk and Victoria comes back, apologizing for singing and that she "should have realized..." She never finishes her sentence before the scene cuts, prompting even more questions of why she's changing her tune (no pun intended) toward him so suddenly.

Then fast-forward to the end when Anita is revealed to be the killer. (I saw that coming from a mile away.) Though I had a very strong suspicion Anita was guilty, her reasoning made absolutely no sense. It turns out that Anita is actually Victoria...? Then who in the world was the Victoria that died?! And there was no explanation for why there were duplicates of different sized dresses in the closet. There was no explanation for why Anita started to think Jennifer was Victoria...when she knew SHE HERSELF was Victoria? And man, the ending scene where J & J take down Anita (or whoever she is) was utterly laughable. Talk about corny. If someone has a better understanding of this episode, maybe they'd enjoy it, but as for me, I was frowning in confusion the majority of the time.