"Get rid of the Seaward." "I'll leave when I'm damn well ready."

The constant references to the Hurricanes like avenging angels is a nice touch. Adds a sense of finality.

Executive Producer: Woody Harrelson.

Yeah, nothing blatantly supernatural, more just the concepts and the depths of depravity those concepts can inspire in people.

It definitely had a weird flow it to, sonically.

Man, now I just want to watch all the Question eps of JLU again.

"WRONG COP DIED"- Arlo Givens.

Well he DID try to put the moves on Principal Carmen.

I agree with your "point," but sometimes I "wonder" why we all feel the "need" to use "scare" "quotes" so much.

It was going full Parks & Rec, where it's still an perfectly enjoyable show but just sort of…exists without really surprising you.

I think the procedural bits of this will become more bearable to us since it'll only be one case. Seems a little closer to truth and obviously more realistically paced.

Oh, shit. This definitely had a Faulkner vibe to it. I am very much in agreement on that.

They dug coal together…

"Oliver killed 16 Czechoslovakians single handed. Guy was an interior decorator."

I have to imagine that Ollie not telling Slade that Shado died because he chose Sara over her, intentionally or not will have something to do with it.

She had some nice sizzle with Moira, so that's promising.

To be fair (and late), I feel as though Shado's death served more than to contextualize Ollie's survivor's guilt.

Feel as though the counter to this could be "11 perfectly used guest stars from Justified."

Let me tell you about a Henchman named Speedy.

Maybe I missed an inside joke in just catching up on three weeks of this show tonight, but isn't the actress' name Melissa Fumero?