If you watched last week’s two-part debut of Greg Garcia’s The Guest Book, you already get this show’s imaginatively unusual premise. It’s an anthology series with stand-alone stories and guest stars and a continuing series with regular characters and an ongoing narrative. It’s a floor wax and a dessert topping! And it works. Tonight’s third episode has, in its guest cabin, a couple sharing space with the husband’s boss and his much younger companion – but, at the same time, we learn more about the lives of the town stripper/blackmailer, her son, the local policewoman, and many other residents surrounding the rural cabin resort. For an interview with series creator Garcia, see David Hinckley's All Along the Watchtower.

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