Curious, Annie looks in on Millie's kitchen once the boys are upstairs.
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The movie, which Ms. Baig also wrote, looks in on two couples at a hotel on the same night.
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Pallotta looks in on a number of experiments, including Eugenia Kuyda's online chatbot constructed from a dead friend's text messages, and Will Jackson's RoboThespian, an acting robot.
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"Dream Corp," created by Daniel Stessen, looks in on a treatment center whose staff is dubiously credentialed but engaged in cutting-edge therapeutic techniques that involve manipulating patients' dreams.
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Set in 1993, "Having Our Say" looks in on the sisters as they are preparing a feast in memory of their father, whose intelligence, stern dignity and loving solicitude permeate the play, as it did their lives.
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Steven and his sister Paula struggle with their weakened bonds to Covert as is, relying on family friends like Keith Colombel or Lorraine Cunningham (who has worked on the family farm for decades and looks in on Carolye Hawkins as needed).
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"The biggest risk is the EU27 looks in on itself, reboots CMU with a vision of creating one or more financial centers in Europe, basically competes toe-to-toe with London and New York, and it turns out that was not possible," Puleston Jones said.
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For those who have never crossed paths with Michael Stewart's deft book, Charles Strouse's lilting music and Lee Adams's clever lyrics, "Bye Bye Birdie" looks in on Sweet Apple, Ohio — its motto dubs it "a pretty nice place" — when Kim is chosen at random to receive the farewell kiss of the rock star Conrad Birdie, who has dismayed his swooning fans by going into the Army.
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He looks in on the Buick and tells Sandy the crack in the windshield hasn't healed.
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While in outer space Miu-miu still looks in on Garfield and his family. Unable to stand Garfield and his daughter being bullied by an obnoxious parent, Miu-miu heads back to earth and takes up a human form to work alongside Garfield and become his daughter's nanny due to Cat's greater passion for her career.
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A bush baby frequently looks in on Andy's apartment at night, hanging from the bars covering the window, but Andy will not let it in. Andy speaks Swahili with his staff at the school - which is not any of the staff's or the student's natural language. Andy is mostly restless because Christmas vacation is long in Uganda. He teaches an English for Diplomats class with students from the local embassies in Kampala.
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Since most of the men who worked there died during the second world war, she allowed the quarry to flood, though Alessio still lights a flame for long-dead quarrymen, proclaiming "Life. Death. Love. The stone was everything." When Verena looks in on Jakob one night, she finds him with his ear to the stone wall in his room, listening. Klaus fears that Jakob believes he can hear Malvina in the stone.
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On the Road was a de facto offshoot of Main Streets & Back Roads, with Peter Mehegan driving his Chevrolet Impala to different locations in Maine – where in each segment, Mehegan met up with interesting people, looks in on local issues – and collects stunning scenery from the area. This episode theme was launched shortly before Mehegan's retirement from Chronicle in 2005, but continued as an occasional piece for several years more (with Mehegan returning as a guest contributor).
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When she asks her mother for permission to go to the school one day, her mother immediately refuses, showing her bills, and shouting at her. The girl thinks about all the things in her life that make her happy, and decides to run away to attend the school. She leaves a note for her parents, and she looks in on her younger brother asleep, before leaving the house. She then goes to the bench where the music video began, bringing the music video to full circle.
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A woman named Marta Arnau Marti dies in a car crash, after accidentally running over a dog. An orderly wheels Marta's body into a morgue drawer, past a mourning couple, who a nurse gives a crucifix necklace. The orderly overhears two workers performing autopsies on a pair of male bodies, looks in on them out of curiosity and leaves when one of the morticians (who is disturbingly enthused by his duties) glares at him. The morticians complete their work on the dead men, and while one leaves, the other remains, and brings in Marta's body.
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Carnacki discovers "a queer, soft, flabby, spreading imprint, that gave me a feeling of extraordinary horror" Carnacki investigates a haunting in his own mother's house. The first indication that something is amiss comes when Carnacki, up late reading, hears his mother knocking, so he thinks, on the banister to tell him to go to his bed. She does not remember doing so the next day, and it happens again the following night. When Carnacki looks in on her, he finds her door open, but she is sound asleep.
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In the musical Cats, Skimbleshanks is depicted as a bright and energetic older cat who lives and works on the mail trains. He is a meticulous control freak, though he has a tender side that comes out in his interactions with Jennyanydots and the kittens. He is a figure of great importance in the train's operation; it will not leave without him, and he frequently looks in on the passengers and crew to ensure that everything is running smoothly. The role of Skimbleshanks is meant to be played by a high baritone or tenor who is trained in classical dance.
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Elena (Irene Azuela) and Sebastián (Ángel Onésimo Nevárez) are a teenaged brother and sister who have been reunited at their home while looking after their ailing mother, singer Eugenia Díaz (Claudette Maille). Eugenia has been diagnosed with cancer and doesn't have long to live, and it has fallen to Elena and Sebastián to care for her in her last months, with Elena (who is older) spending her days with her mother while Sebastian goes to school and looks in on Eugenia in the evenings. Elena is obsessively caring for Sebastián, but while he loves his sister and mother, he seems detached from the affairs of his family. He's more drawn to his roughneck schoolmate Juan (Bernardo Benítez).
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