Ghost of Elizabeth Taylor

She materializes to Coach Steve as a boozy, bejeweled spirit, martini in hand, dispensing cryptic wisdom between drags on a cigarette. Glamorous and unbothered by the rules of the living, she treats her ghostly visits as a chance to hold court, offering guidance that is equal parts affection and chaos.

Maya Rudolph plays her with the plush, unhurried purr of old Hollywood royalty, turning a one-joke premise—dead icon as spirit guide—into something genuinely funny and oddly tender. The writing lets her be gloriously extra, but Rudolph's timing gives every boozy pronouncement a warmth that makes Coach Steve's devotion to her make total sense.