Oooooh. I don't know though, Ellen wouldn't have been coy with him about that.

That's what earned my kudos.

That's what earned my kudos.

I too noticed Thiessen looked a bit toned even compared to the last couple eps. And I also agree that they've found a pretty clever way to keep Sara involved, and with more or less all your comments about the trial. Turturro might have actually just been weird casting. And that whole photo shoot was great and…

I too noticed Thiessen looked a bit toned even compared to the last couple eps. And I also agree that they've found a pretty clever way to keep Sara involved, and with more or less all your comments about the trial. Turturro might have actually just been weird casting. And that whole photo shoot was great and…

Treat plays a pretty oily, curmudgeonly dude in this one, but as ever, lives up to his name.

Treat plays a pretty oily, curmudgeonly dude in this one, but as ever, lives up to his name.

Yeah, I'll let you guys sort this stuff out.

Yeah, I'll let you guys sort this stuff out.

I don't know that I need it to get much gutsier, but it may well run its natural course at a certain point, especially when TV is an overcrowded field with very high expectations these days.

I don't know that I need it to get much gutsier, but it may well run its natural course at a certain point, especially when TV is an overcrowded field with very high expectations these days.

Didn't hate it. B- just means it was more flawed than great for me. Last week was my fave, so it's also relative to that.

Didn't hate it. B- just means it was more flawed than great for me. Last week was my fave, so it's also relative to that.

It's rampant and hilarious.

It's rampant and hilarious.

Hutna, fair enough re: Neal's undercover scene. I think we see each other's point, so I shall lay down my sword.

Hutna, fair enough re: Neal's undercover scene. I think we see each other's point, so I shall lay down my sword.

Man, there's no fury like a Bomer fan scorned. No reason to read too much into it. Just my opinion, as stated in an earlier thread, that he may be a criminal mastermind, but he is not believable in an undercover capacity as a ruthless kingpin, as was the case in this episode.

Man, there's no fury like a Bomer fan scorned. No reason to read too much into it. Just my opinion, as stated in an earlier thread, that he may be a criminal mastermind, but he is not believable in an undercover capacity as a ruthless kingpin, as was the case in this episode.

I didn't mean to suggest it comes up by other critics. It comes up for me (if you'd really like, I can try and go back and cite past mentions(, and in several episodes in the show's past (see prior paranthetical). He's much more apt as an undercover charmer than godfather-type. It's more just a personal aside, hence…