This episode was actually more entertaining than I thought it would be. Characters' reactions to their appliances being possessed/going haywire were amusing (I love how Lana's sisters, rather than freaking out like everyone else did, just gleefully chased their possessed fan around the room, and how Sophocles's mother just seemed so...nonchalant at walking into the kitchen to find her son encased in an ice cube). Poor Rotom.
I do wonder, though, why Rotom had so much trouble getting to its various destinations. Does it really have that little control over where it's going as it's passing through the electric wires when there's an electric current? How else would it end up at the Aina Cafeteria or Sophocles's house?
I kind of wish Litten had gotten a little bit of a comeuppance for essentially causing the mess in the first place, even if it was unintentional
that cat seems to be an unintentional troublemaker. I'm also a little surprised Rotom didn't want to strangle Pikachu for being so spark-happy by the end of the episode (even if it's just an instinctive reflex on Pikachu's part).
I didn't expect much of anything from Marshadow's cameo—and certainly not for Ash or any other major character to encounter it—so I'm not surprised Wash Rotom's photo was too blurry for Ash to make out Marshadow.
And why in the world was Jigglypuff even in this episode? It served absolutely no purpose.
* Intrigued they still give Rotom human language thought, makes me wonder how they'd convey the other Pokemon thinking.
That's kind of to be expected, actually; otherwise, the audience would have no idea what's going through Rotom's head. Since it was the main character of the episode, without any other characters to bounce off of, we had to know what it was thinking, since it certainly couldn't
speak the human language as a normal Rotom.