The whole purpose of this episode is to say goodbye to Jay Mohr, and introduce the character of Eli. The show itself is pretty flat
Subsequent episodes would show just how important Mohr was. His departure to do his own series was really catastrophic, given that Eli, real-life boyfriend of the star, never measured up to him.
Of course, his ability to hear ghosts opened the door to more story lines, including that of his parents, but his character was so vanilla he was just sort of a wall hanging.
Subsequent episodes would show just how important Mohr was. His departure to do his own series was really catastrophic, given that Eli, real-life boyfriend of the star, never measured up to him.
Of course, his ability to hear ghosts opened the door to more story lines, including that of his parents, but his character was so vanilla he was just sort of a wall hanging.
