Zack Handlen is great. There's no one else here I'd want reviewing a sci-fi related show, and probably a lot more as well. The writers aren't here to just spoon feed you positive opinions, and he obviously enjoyed the episode.

Still, if you get in trouble you can always rely on the trusty red X.

Yeah, thankfully this show can be analyzed beyond "The episode made me laugh.", but it also was hilarious.

But Dixon seems to have been a good guy after all.

They also have clearly been into each other from the start, it's just that it seemed like one of them would end up dead before being able to make a move.

I'll tell you what, chuckles. I give you permission to sublet my room right now.

I loved that little moment, although she seemed more annoyed than mesmerized. "You don't fuck around with another officer's knife, Woodrugh!"

Oh, I still thought that had something to do with her knives.

I missed him too! Last season he was Squanchy, right? Who was he in this episode?

Be prepared to buy a new laptop. Although, maybe there could be another twist or a red herring. Last season it was what seemed like a bigger issue beyond teenaged angst going on with Marty's daughter. I've been expecting another plot point to fizzle out like that.

But like I said, if he had acted that way before, Ray probably already would have gotten his custody taken away. The kid probably is a little afraid of him, but I don't think we're supposed to believe he's abusive.

They did at least allow her to say to Ray that she was asking for the paternity test for herself, that it wasn't about hurting him.

I don't think he'd ever hit his son, even though considering his problems it's highly likely, but I agree about the walking on eggshells. It's probably more about thoughtlessness("The camping trip was last weekend.") than it is violent outbursts. If he yelled at him regularly the way he did when asking about the…

There was a mini Mr. Show reunion with Jill Talley and Jay Johnston also doing voices. I can usually spot them, but I'm not sure who they were either.

Isn't it because he killed Hobbs in the line of duty, so it wouldn't count as part of his signature?

I agree, Hannibal would eat anyone, or pretty much anyone. He absolutely doesn't respect those he eats, and it's not just about the "eating the rude" philosophy, which was a best case scenario attitude rather than a singular one. Will himself said that the Chesapeake Ripper sees his victims as pigs, his staging of the…

If you had gone to your happy place more often, I don't think this would have bothered you so much.

The initial shorts were much weirder than the show, right? Frank and Steve also seemed to have more similar personalities.

Son, I have no idea what that is.

2 am wasn't the time new episodes would air. I can't remember the time slot for the previous seasons, but the third season's was 11:30 on Sundays.