"A poem…by Henry Gibson."

Also, that one shot of her hearing him means that the plot is 100% resolved, which is wonderfully efficient.

Let us imagine if a cop had busted the sore loser of an election for throwing eggs at the winner's billboard. Nice move, Adam!

It's less impressive when you realize this was all filmed in 1998 as a syndicated series and was recently found and redubbed with stray Marvel references.

He's only been on Homeland once (I'm pretty sure), as the White House Chief of Staff.

Patrick Stewart as Henry Higgins?

Or babies.

Yeah. The Gov "notices something" and wanders off towards the camp they were just at? Uh huh.

I like Kristina's suggestion that there may be some people in the crowd at her campaign party who somehow don't know that she had cancer a year ago. Everybody in Berkeley would know that at this point.

Maybe Amber shouldn't be pressuring him not to make medication that might be beneficial to his MURDEROUS RAGES.

I'm surprised the AVClub has determined that this will get enough clicks, but The Crazy Ones wouldn't.

It looks like his motives are good, but note that it was when he looked at the Headman's skull in the morgue/lab that it woke up and the Horseman then knew where it was. There's something going on there.

"Down".

If you can buy that Silas uses the word "frenemies", you can buy that he can drive.

"If his wife's in limbo, you can bag that himbo."

I know they're trying to make serious drama, but come on, don't we all wish they'd just go full on American Horror Story and have it be nothing but batshit sex-doctor stuff?

Woosh.

The obvious suspicion from that is that this is not "Victor"'s first return.

Sadly, not in HD on the on-demand in my Comcast market. In fact, the t——nt didn't look so hi-res either. Maybe it wasn't even made in HD?

Nnnnnnnnnnno.