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'Go On' takes a massive gamble here by introducing the ghost of Ryan's wife Janie into the mix.

I admit I was sceptical about this when it first occured, but actually this grows into being another very strong and lovely episode of a show at this stage I can't believe didn't go for longer.

It helps that Matthew Perry and Christine Woods have great chemistry, and you really believe that they would be a couple who would grow old together. They make the slightly off kilter plot work perfectly.

It's also a testament to the writers and the cast who play them that the supporting characters have been deemed strong enough at this early stage to carry their own plot.

Another excellent episode.

Ryan wake up and imagines seeing the ghost of his dead wife. When he talks about it at group the next day, they say it is normal enough for him to see a ghost. At work Ryan learns Steven had broken up with his girlfriend a while ago. The group then follow Lauren to her other job as a Cashier. Ryan follows a man in a store weirdly as he try's to everything the same way he does. Next day at group we learn more about her that she is in school trying for her masters. The next day Stephen and Ryan run into some girls who say they should have their own show. The group then take Lauren away from her work. The group then brings Lauren to a gym where they all become her inner voice asking her questions about her life. When the test is over her score is horrible as they keep dropping it. Ryan then wakes up the next day to eat his chicken he bought all for himself. The girls from the park then come to the studio, they let them go on with the show but just get bored so they leave. OK episode but my biggest problem with the show is that the actors sometime seem to be over acting especially the lead in Perry.

EPISODE GRADE: C+ (MVP: Laura Benanti)