So…like…was there any point *at all* to the entire Ukrainians subplot?? This is the second week in a row with no mention whatsoever of Isaak; at this point I really don't see why this season wasn't just 'Deb finds out about Dexter / LaGuerta investigates / Hannah McKay stuff.' I love Titus Pullo too, but really, it…

Good, now put William Forsythe back on Boardwalk Empire where he belongs. As Manny Horvitz's vengeful secret twin…uh, Danny. Come on, he's a twin, Richard's a twin—it's symbolic!

Good, now put William Forsythe back on Boardwalk Empire where he belongs. As Manny Horvitz's vengeful secret twin…uh, Danny. Come on, he's a twin, Richard's a twin—it's symbolic!

His Columbo impression was delightful and you will deal. Misha Collins is a national treasure.

His Columbo impression was delightful and you will deal. Misha Collins is a national treasure.

WOW, Miles and Monroe have some intense chemistry. There was a very large part of me that legitimately believed that their confrontation would end in, uh, a different kind of swordfight. And I say that with great affection and hope for the future. I mean, damn, and I thought Jimmy and Richard were close; they're…

WOW, Miles and Monroe have some intense chemistry. There was a very large part of me that legitimately believed that their confrontation would end in, uh, a different kind of swordfight. And I say that with great affection and hope for the future. I mean, damn, and I thought Jimmy and Richard were close; they're…

Definitely. Easily the best part of that film. "God? No God." AARGH

Definitely. Easily the best part of that film. "God? No God." AARGH

I can assure you that Jack is ridiculously, borderline-disgustingly good-natured and friendly. Though his autograph is messy.

I can assure you that Jack is ridiculously, borderline-disgustingly good-natured and friendly. Though his autograph is messy.

I am taking this episode as a spinoff/continuation of the prematurely-cancelled show "The Black Donnellys" and no one can convince me otherwise. Poor Tommy. Life got dark(er).

I am taking this episode as a spinoff/continuation of the prematurely-cancelled show "The Black Donnellys" and no one can convince me otherwise. Poor Tommy. Life got dark(er).

Can we talk about (a) the cereal continuity at the White household with the Raisin Bran Crunch ("it says 'Crunch' right on the box") and (b) the fact that Jesse has, among other things, a DVD of Open Season and a bunch of crayons in his house, presumably for Brock? Oh god, my feelings.

Can we talk about (a) the cereal continuity at the White household with the Raisin Bran Crunch ("it says 'Crunch' right on the box") and (b) the fact that Jesse has, among other things, a DVD of Open Season and a bunch of crayons in his house, presumably for Brock? Oh god, my feelings.