I didn't take that as her expecting Winona to actually be jealous. I read that more like she was trying to figure out if making Winona jealous is why Raylan was inviting her to go in the first place.

I didn't hate this episode, but I don't see myself rewatching it anytime soon, if ever. I get that plot twists need to be set up and character development takes time. But this episode didn't feel all that much like lining up the dominos to me. The Kendal-Wendy reveal was something I'd suspected all along. Shit, even…

I'm sure I've just missed something along the way, but what's the story behind the envelope full of cash. Raylan mentioned winning it in a radio contest at least two, if not three or four times. Are we supposed to believe that he took the dicky hacker's advice and actually was caller number 7 or did that money come…

Agreed. Personally, my main problem with it was the cast. I remember thinking it was as if they'd hired a group of second-rate impressionists.

… his zipper.

Same in Jersey.

I have Russian ancestors and I've gonna call bullshit on that theory. If there's some gene that makes you able to guzzle paint stripper as if it were water, I didn't inherit it.

That's always bugged me too. All the supply runs we've seen and all the wandering in between and no one ever picks up some jeans or even socks. But maybe we're finally turning a corner on that. Michonne made a big deal of her new shirt a couple of weeks ago and this week Beth pick out her new outfit. Why either of…

There almost was. It was one of those 10 or so pilots that Amazon made and put online for a while to see how they went over. It was terrible and they didn't pick it up.

Really? Wow, I kinda envy you. (No smartassery intended). I went into this episode indifferent about Beth and came out of it wanting her dead nearly as much as I do Carl. I agree with you entirely on the hate watching, that's what this show has been for me for a long time now. But I didn't come away with anything…

I'm pretty sure mine was a couple of those mini champagne bottles they give away as wedding favors. And I barfed too. In a used car dealership parking lot at about 2 a.m. Yep, that's right. I was classy.

Oh, we called it 2 Buck Chuck too. And IIRC its full name was Boone's Farm. The flavors, if you can call them that, were supposed to be fruity, but it was really different colors of Windex.

Yeah, it felt to me like Beth was trying to get something going too, but I think I shouted "Ew! Ew! Ew! NOOOOO!" loudly enough from my sofa to stop that from happening. You're welcome. Or, I'm sorry. Depending on you point of view.

I remember buying it three or four bottles at a time and having a mess to clean up the next morning. No idea what transpired in between.

And the stupidity didn't stop there. If we're really supposed to buy the idea that this is her first drink and Daryl has handed her a jar of shine, why the hell was she not gasping for breath and complaining about her throat burning after that first sip? That half-assed comment about it tasting bad was not a…

Yeah, that was ham-fisted, at best. I'm not sure there was any symbolism in it for her. I think it was all Daryl and her way of helping him be who he is not who he was, or however it was she put it. But what I absolutely cannot understand is why burning the trailer down in the middle of the night was a good idea.…

Ladyfingers for dessert?

IIRC, he said the "look forward to working with you" part and Penny told her about the unusually large member. But not to worry, because as she said, "you'll get used to it." My favorite part of that whole scene was how polite the guy was about everything. It was like, "hey, I'm about to take advantage of my power…

According to this http://insidetv.ew.com/2014… it's gonna be Kyle Bornheimer. I don't know enough about the actor to have a strong opinion on the choice one way or the other, but on looks alone, he's not what I would have expected.

For a drug-smuggling, prisoner-fucking guard, he really did. Maybe Pornstache has done his colleagues a disservice.