This week on Terra Nova: Mrs. Coach getting plowed by a Velociraptor.

"I don't know. Right before I'm going to eat a stew it would be nice if someone warned me there were balls in there."

Heh.  The Ghost Peter North.

When I saw Dr. Worst Shrink sitting in a chair, smoking, I knew shit was about to get REAL.

When the OB called Worst Shrink with dire news about the pregnancy, I swore she was going to say that the evil fetus had eaten the normal one.

AWESOME!  That makes it even more creepy (and ridiculous)!

Oh, I AM into that.  Wish I was balls-deep into that.

Lots of hot young Moira on all fours, with a little bi-curiosity mixed in, which makes a great episode, but I actually shouted "no!" when Worst Shrink saw Old Moira.  Does that mean no more Alexandra Breckenridge prowling around like a cat in heat, bending over and displaying her readiness?  If so, they're gonna need…

All it takes is one good ghost swimmer.

"I’m ready for us to Catholic this shit up"

I'm ok suspending disbelief and continuity with American Horror Story because… well, damn - it just so balls out batshit crazy it doesn't have to make sense and it doesn't pretend to be credible.  This show does, however, so I can't forgive them for lapses like nobody noticing traffic jam shootouts as readily.

Miscellany:

I'm good with this.

Obviously, we think alike.

I want to know how the hell the Sons can - in full force, wearing their colors/cuts/whatevers, in full view and within a few feet of hundreds of stranded motorists (one of whom I must assume had a cell phone and the ability to punch the numbers 9 and 1) - be involved in a ginormous, rock-out-with-your-cock-out,…

The Sons are a Lean Organization, maximizing efficiencies and continiously improving with the fewest resources.  They work smarter, not harder.

Good thinkin', Stinkin'.

I looked, when I watched the repeat episode, to see if Clay was wearing body armor (THAT would have been a convenienent plot device - "good thing I chose to wear my Kevlar today!"), but it didn't appear he was.

Clay dies, but Perlman stays on when "Trey," Clay's long-lost twin arrives in Charming.  He asks them if they won't mind calling him "Clay," for convenience's sake.

Does Keyser Soze have a thick Persian cock?