Holder's scene at the cemetery made sense to me. When a gang member is killed(or dies) isn't the tradition to pour malt liquor or some alcohol on the gravestone of your fellow gang guy? I thought that tradition was being turned a bit on it's ear because Holder starts off with that intention, then becomes furious as…

Not that that wouldn't have been great, but you knew Ray's lawyer sucked from his last scene, "visiting " Ray to get him to sign the body disposal papers. He was like the White Rabbit in Alice in Wonderland. "I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date, no time to say hello, goodbye…….".

Sammy,

I did not know that.

Me too, cabs. It was the only place he could go- humor, crushing disapointment in ever believing anyone about any thing and so vividly a snapshot of the child Ray, hoping, hoping, hoping that today he wouldn't be hit, humiliated or worse - and yet the hope as always for nothing.

Don't be confused,gogo. You and me know how Sammy can be, irregardless of something something another hilarious grammar/vocab mistake.

Me, too. Gee, he makes me feel……..sentimental. (southern idiom. Look it up!)

Sunny B.,

Very good review , Phil. Thank you.

I removed my own comment for review. By nobody.

As soon as I finish crying and/or sleeping and I hope to fuck I don't dream of this episode - I'll post as much as I can to fatten up the comments, before The Killing gets hung.

I found it pretty fucking horrifying . However we saw a lot of that scene in "next week on The Bridge" and I was dreading it for the entire hour.

Even the heat effect couldn't make the disappearance not a disappearance . He just { twinkle} no longer inhabited this mortal coil and it was end of scene and onto commercial.

Naw, I thought they literally meant Joe's MOM, not like "old lady" type or MLTF or "Hey, Mami!"

No, silly. B.F. Skinner!

Yes. I would cheat on Deputy Tim Gutterson for Holder, and I say that about no one else.

You mean Holden's old partner? I hated him from jump street, as Johnny Depp might say, and I even was sure my guess was right that he was the do-er when he brought out the box of trophies - from wence?

I still find the vaguely tribal drums of dread affective. I was getting really burnt out on the tinkly piano notes of doom.

And apropos of my hormones, and that of about 5 thousand other women, Tim Gutterson is just heartbreakingly beautiful.

Tim Gutterson and Colton Rhodes dance in Decoy: ( named as best scene in televion ever by critics across the land):