Rob Mahoney

And yes, they've come to a great understanding of each other over the course of the day, but that feels like we didn't really go anywhere at all.

I think the only reason I'm hopeful that that's not exactly what's going to happen is just the way that they've been talking about what the messaging of season two is and what the messaging of season three potentially will be.

That to me, the way they're framing those ideas suggests some level of growth that we haven't seen yet.

And so yeah, that epiphany, that moment, something has to turn within Robbie to pull him back from the edge.

And again, there are a lot of different ways that could happen, but it has to be pretty significant in a way that the pit...

honestly hesitates to go to, right?

Like they've talked about with the show, there can only be so much of an arc over the course of a day.

But this needs to be a life-saving arc if Noah Wiley and Dr. Robbie are going to continue to be on the show.

What if Baby Jane Doe is a conversation?

What if Baby Jane Doe could talk this whole time and is the one to have the heart-to-heart?

Let me tell you what this is all about.

It's the first time I would say all day that Robby has looked ashamed of his behavior, right?

Like being forced to confront what he has just said about Orlando Diaz is as sheepish as we've seen Robby.

I did think it was kind of weird that Caleb, I'm sure not for lack of trying over the past months, because we're told and it's alluded to that basically he's been trying to get Robby into treatment and he's been very resistant.

But that this is all that Caleb is willing and wanting to do.

Like, that's a pretty extreme thing to say out there in front of everybody.

And Caleb is kind of just like, I guess you have my number.

Please don't do this again.

Bye.

I don't know.