Say What????   See 3 other replies

I think George can't see her family until it's their time to die and George can then see them for the last time and interact with them. As Rube finally gets to reunite with his daughter at the time that she's dying. The grim reapers can't see their former family when they're alive and when its not their time to die. That's what I think.   See 3 other replies

As Dakhoth said, the entire Lass family had issues. Reggie always cared about her sister but when she was alive, George didn't pay much attention to her family at all. Once George died, Reggie was struggling to try to keep her alive in her mind and heart. Her mom, on the other hand, was trying to put it behind them.From Reggie's point of view, it seemed like her mom was trying to bury the past and ignore it (From not letting Reggie wear any of George's old clothes or have any of her old possessions, etc). Her being a spoiled brat was her acting out against her mother who she perceived as probably not caring enough about George or that George was dead. They both handled her death differently and their manners of dealing with it were almost polar opposites, which is where the conflict between them came from.Plus, you have to remember that George DID pop in from time to time on her family, and she broke a ton of rules in things she did: Returned her toy/doll thing (Which you later see sitting on Reggie's nightstand), taking JD/frog to them, and so forth. Reggie wanted her sister to be alive in some way moreso than simply remembering her, and she saw all these little things as evidence that George was still around, looking out for her (Of course, she was actually right about that) -- so she would naturally get upset and conflict with her mother when her mother said or did something to suggest otherwise.   See 2 other replies

Crystal has to know that they're Reapers, or at the very least that they're more than they appear to be - after a night of helping them log the last thoughts of thousands of dead people, she had to have figured it out. Maybe she didn't know they were actual Reapers who released the souls of people fated to die, but she at least knew they were involved with the whole process of death somehow from that night.As for Kiffany, I see two possibilities: She's not a Reaper, but she has something to do with the supernatural, either in a related or unrelated way and like the Reapers, she has a day job at Der Waffle Haus, which by coincidence just happens to be where the Reapers go. Or, she's just a regular person who understands who and what they are as she's been serving them for years, and others who have come and gone from the team before that (Such as Ruby). Personally, I'm more inclined to think that Kiffany isn't just a simple waitress while at the same time not directly involved in the business of Reaping either.   See 9 other replies

She was on the brink of death, though.   See 17 other replies

Kiffany knows something is weird about the reapers, but I think she senses that her life will be easier if she just doesn't get involved in whatever it is, so she doesn't acknowledge it. People have a tendency to forget that waitresses exist and that they are real people, and waitresses tend to go along with it. My mother said she heard all kinds of things waitressing that people never would have said to a stranger, about people cheating on their spouses, details on drug deals going down, and the like. She says it's easier to act like you didn't hear a thing, and never question it or speak of it.
As for Crystal, I think she's just weird and proud of it.   See 9 other replies