Thank you for the LOL through my nose.

It was Graham Yost who said it, either in his Reddit thing last year (where he answered three of my questions! I just about died!) or in one of the postmortems.
This leaves the following people whose murder would push Raylan over the edge:

But you get to hear Tim's voice, reliably, every week.

No he's not but any spinoff has to include Tim Gutterson.

I thought he looked turned on. For real.

Has anyone mentioned how great the scenes with Art and Raylan have been? Not a big fan of Nick Searcy, but seeing Raylan and him play nicely together has been a real treat. Their timing together is second only to Tim and Raylan's.

@JohnSolbergFX
@JustifiedPR_FX
(Or switch the PR with the FX)
There's another one but I gotta go. Just search for Baby Face here, and you'll find the correct @'s. I posted them last night when I was sober.

Want a Gutterson spinoff? Contact @JohnSolbergFX @FXNetworks_PR and @FXNetworks and tell them. AMC can cough it up for Saul. FX can do the same for Tim.

Doc Holliday also was known for saying he had a "peach of a hand" - I know this because I was researching Tim's use of dusty phrases like "fainting couch" and "be a peach " in last week's episode.

Oh god, if that ice cream shop is a Dairy Queen - the tragedy that is Boyd Crowder's life will be complete.

I never liked Jonathan Tucker as an actor; a cross-eyed, skeevy one trick pony. But if you read his bio- different story.

Not my Timmy!

Yost said last night that Mikey wouldn't die - but then he did a little "tee hee".

I called " maybe as good as 'Decoy' " last night!

Jesus, Alasdair, you write a fine review. Always.

Me too and I love your user name. Maybe I was the last to know, but did you know Vincent Kartheiser was a regular cover boy for Tiger Beat and was marketed as a teen dream? And he was! He had the face of a Botticelli angel.

He is creepfish.

Oh, god- show of hands - when Phillip brought out the headphones, how many of you thought/yelled "Pink Floyd ! Pink Floyd!" ?

I just want Hans to blow my cover.

Throb