Seriously. In what world am I supposed to find it plausible I can order an olive and eggplant pizza anywhere in Kentucky?!? Such was my reasoning for an A-. (it wasn't the reason)

Great point, and one I forgot to make earlier. I don't think it was orchestrated, but pretty sure Raylan will sleep like a baby knowing Boyd's gonna put a bullet in him. The line went something like that like, I think. Again, great call-back.

While I enjoyed the scene immensely, why did Fletcher Nix show up at Raylan's hotel? As far as I can tell, Raylan didn't get crossways with him and he didn't even meet with the Arnett guy, so I don't see where he'd get sent by him. I know the deal went sideways, and I guess Quinn blamed Raylan for it? From what…

"clown juggling chainsaws in the corner" got a legitimate laugh. Thanks for the visual, and for the subsequent disappointment I didn't get to see it.

I like that…

Yeah, holding the kid on the staircase was the capper, and why Gillian's going to die. Jimmy knows his childhood was jacked up ("I used to kiss his little winkie"), and while it's one thing to have that happen to you, it's another to let it happen to your kid by the same person. That, and Gretchen Mol is still guest…

Thanks for the CLUE reference. One of my all-time favorites.

Second this.

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It's the only way it works, right? Sure, we've suspended reality enough to buy Dylan McDermott—now the template for The Crying Masturbator—as a bankable learn-ed doctor, but we can't actually believe this family would stay in the house for years, can we? Unless they turn it into some Addams Family re-re-boot or…

No doubt the DVD extras will have a "5 minutes ago" scene showing BFL dumping the body right before the three, uh, "basketball players" showed up. Same basic scene, just with them starting the game instead of 5 minutes later…(trail off)

Decreed: I will categorize all television into Pope/Non-Pope parts

That's why it makes sense that he'd say the club wasn't set up or in trouble, to make sure the meet happens. Then again, he is Machete…

Love this, @avclub-df80f70f60b1c678f8c91696f4a54f5f:disqus Thank you for your service.

Thanks, @avclub-2c193e4e451ea34c360ed9a03f5df1cc:disqus all good things. I'm not arguing that this type exists out there in Biker nature, just that Sagal's portrayal of her leaves me wanting. All her machinations—constantly twisting Unser/Tig in a knot (see: dangling her privates out there as a prize to be won) to do…

Agreeing with @snoop, I don't think so, for all the reasons he (rapper from the LBC) or she (enforcer from Bawmore) spelled out wonderfully.

Conflicted I get, sure, and I think that's what's rankling me at the moment about her. Granted, I'm not a Gemma fan, and last season she and Stahl together were almost enough to quit the show. I fast forwarded through their scenes instead, Baby/Bathwater and all. But what we have to go on from both character and plot…

Gemma, Gemma, Gemma. Sigh. The constant telling us that she's done all she has to "protect this (club/family/house/coffee-which-is-always-fresh-and-ready-to-pour)" doesn't allow her nearly as much cred as showing what good she's perpetrated for anyone. Her character just drains me. At least it seems as though Jax and…

I think the Juice/Potter storyline is a good one, and I was very satisfied with where they went with it this week. His instant recognition of how he'd been screwed over by the PoPo, combined with Linc table-surfing, was good theater. I like Juice's tormented soul, Roosevelt's conflict, and Potter's Puppetry. It all…

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