In an unsurprising turn of events, the Only Murders in the Building Season 5 finale made us cry again.

They say love conquers all. That if one has love, they're set for life. Guess those who said that didn't take off their rose-coloured glasses. Yet there are things that one does out of love. Especially kill. I was beyond shocked when Mayor Tillman was revealed to be Lester's killer. That, and he's the owner of the severed finger, which was chopped off by Nicky with a cleaver when the latter found out that the mayor was sleeping with Sofia during a game night in the Gaming Parlour with the Billionaire Trio.

Ever since technology emerged, humanity has come to depend on it in their daily life, from turning social media into their virtual diary to incorporating their preferences in various devices around the house. There's a fine line between sharing too little and sharing too much. The question is, do you give in to temptation and spill the tea, or do you listen to your rational side and withhold it?

When it comes to gambling, luck is either with you or against you. After an evening or two of sitting in front of a slot machine or channelling one's "psychic" abilities at the card table, you either walk out with more money than you can ever imagine or with only the clothes on your back. On the other hand, would Lady Luck still be on your side when murder is thrown into the mix? Having Mabel form a "Glam Squad" with Detective Williams, Loretta, and, later, Lester's widow Rainey was an intriguing plan.

When a person has a lot of money, they often use it to exert control over others. If a politician requires funds for their campaign, they will need someone with deep pockets to outdo their opponents. There may be instances where a wealthy person uses their wealth for good, but the scale remains unbalanced. It's like Mayor Tillman said: "If people give you money, you will owe them later." Speaking of Mayor Tillman, he seems to be convinced that Sebastian "Bash" Steed is the murderer. The billionaire made the mayor hire his niece, Romy, to be his assistant so that he could keep an eye on the mayor's daily comings and goings.