Clearly, if Frank were a superhero, he would be Hobo With a Shotgun.

As a cop, poor Billy Brown can't survive more than a handful of episodes before getting shot or stabbed to death.  It happened last season on Dexter (Mike Anderson), and it happened here.

Is the guy who plays Agent Barnes the same guy who was Paul Kellerman on Prison Break?

Did anyone else think that Ron Cadillac was voiced by Stan Lee?

So - the cocaine carrying parachutist from 1983 and the fake "Waldo Truth" drivers license have to be connected, right?  I got a serious D.B. Cooper vibe from the opening flashback, and I gotta think it's got something to do with Arlo's past.

See, I thought Michonne didn't need to say anything to Andrea because the room spoke for itself.  Zombie heads in jars, a zombie daughter chained up in a hole in the wall… Yeah Andrea, here's your real Governor.  Did Michonne need to say anything else to convey the message?

It's becoming a standard joke - Rescue Me had Black Shawn and Code Monkeys had Black Steve.  But thanks for the Sealab callback, it brings back great memories of Captain Murphy.

It's becoming a standard joke - Rescue Me had Black Shawn and Code Monkeys had Black Steve.  But thanks for the Sealab callback, it brings back great memories of Captain Murphy.

OK, did this just seem like a lost Curb episode?

OK, did this just seem like a lost Curb episode?

I realize that Dexter is supposed to be off his game lately, what with visions of booty calls dancing in his head, but why in the world would he explicitly tell Masuka that his kids are in town and he's taking them to the beach, when Isaak is SITTING RIGHT NEXT TO THEM WITHIN EARSHOT??

I realize that Dexter is supposed to be off his game lately, what with visions of booty calls dancing in his head, but why in the world would he explicitly tell Masuka that his kids are in town and he's taking them to the beach, when Isaak is SITTING RIGHT NEXT TO THEM WITHIN EARSHOT??

I just don't buy that Andy, who last season drove nonstop from Scranton to Florida (a la Astronaut Lady) to win Erin back suddenly this season decides to sail to Bermuda / Bahamas with his brother and leave Erin behind.

I just don't buy that Andy, who last season drove nonstop from Scranton to Florida (a la Astronaut Lady) to win Erin back suddenly this season decides to sail to Bermuda / Bahamas with his brother and leave Erin behind.

Laughs are cheap, man.  I'm going for gasps.  Gasps is where it's at.

Laughs are cheap, man.  I'm going for gasps.  Gasps is where it's at.

Picturing Fred Armisen in his recurring character of the fat producer subbing in for the on-air host.  "You're gonna have to speak up honey, I can't hear ya!!"

Picturing Fred Armisen in his recurring character of the fat producer subbing in for the on-air host.  "You're gonna have to speak up honey, I can't hear ya!!"

I was really hoping that when Jack decided to play God in God Cop, there would be a shout out to Baldwin's character's line in the 1993 movie Malice:

I was really hoping that when Jack decided to play God in God Cop, there would be a shout out to Baldwin's character's line in the 1993 movie Malice: