That's right. There must have been one in the room with me since I clearly forgot about Rory.

Maybe they're carrying creepy alien babies! [I'm kidding. Unless of course, it turns out that I'm right, then I'll claim to have known it all along.]

I did too.

Is anybody else thinking
that Amy might not actually be pregnant. And if she is, why was it so important to tell the Doctor at that particular moment? Seems to be the kind of thing you'd tell an old friend you haven't seen in a while moments after the reunion. The only obvious sign of pregnancy I noticed was the…

I hated the narration too. As it was happening, I was wondering if Steven Moffatt watched a Paranormal State marathon in his hotel room while they were here filming. [I'm sure many other shows used the same device but, sadly, PS was the first to pop to mind.] I'm willing to let it go for now. I think I read somewhere…

"Harrison Ford is irradiating our testicles…" with something I didn't hear because I was laughing too hard.

I'm pretty sure the hitman in the car wasn't really a hitman. He worked for Duffy's sister's construction company. After losing the first two guys, who were ex-Army pros from the sound of it, Duffy probably wanted to save a few bucks by hiring this idiot. And if the guy in the car was only supposed to kill Gary (I…

True kimstaff, but I was talking about the "I'm not here to help you shop" line.

I know it can be done Whisperer. What keeps sticking out for me is that it was deliberately pointed out that the policy existed before Gary married Winona. I don't see why she would have him listed as a beneficiary before he was her husband. I guess it's possible the policy was written shortly before their wedding,…

I find it hysterical that both of them are so familiar with that movie, especially Tim. That damn song was everywhere so I guess Raylan's reference is easy to explain. But Tim's quote?

Yeah BB, there was at least one shot of her headstone last season. The tombstones got some airtime tonight too. You could see them over Helen's shoulder when Ava was carrying the groceries. I didn't get a good enough look in the preview to see if they matched.

Agreed. And Ava knows Boyd and how he operates well enough to know that the neo-Nazi thing was a front to recruit his commandos and give them a cause to keep them invested.

Gary is full of shit. Telling Raylan he ordered the hit because he couldn't bear the thought of Winona moaning Raylan's name was just yet another attempt by Gary to cover up what he's really doing. Can you imagine what Raylan's reaction would have been if Gary had admitted the whole thing was really about money?…

Nice callback
I rewatched Long in the Tooth the other day, and it was hysterical to me that Raylan's plot to give Tim the slip centered on ice cream.

Thanks! Since My mind seems to be full of maybes tonight, here's another… What if Ava making Boyd promise not to run whores wasn't a moral objection. Maybe she' planning on becoming the Harlan County version of Heidi Fleiss. I smell a showdown at Audrey's!

Agreeing to go stay under the same roof with Gary struck me was weird too. Rachel was there, And if I were in Winona's shoes, I wouldn't find Gary's presence reassuring. I'm hoping it was nothing more than a necessary plot contrivance and not a sign that Winona is softening toward Gary. As much as I've been sick of…

I've long thought Ava was more aware of the details of the Crowder family business than she let on. I don't think Bowman ever let her actually get involved, but she knew and saw enough to learn the ins and outs. It's always bugged me that the scene last season when Raylan went to confront her about not telling him…

After her years with Bowman I think Ava has decided that she'd be better off if she takes a more hands-on role in the business this time around.

Maybe I missed something along the way, but it seemed to me like Gary was trying to have the beneficiary on that policy changed to him during the divorce meeting last week and Winona's attorney rejected that idea since the policy predated their marriage. So, assuming I'm right about that, and assuming Raylan was still…

I really hope you're right, scotteb — I love Aunt Helen —but I think she's a goner. But whether she's alive or dead, Dickie's decision to take out his vengeance on Arlo through Helen could have the interesting effect of putting Raylan and Arlo on the same side for once. No doubt Raylan will lay some, if not most, of…