Yeah, the age discrepancy when she started talking about the school dance…I was thinking, "When? When Big Jim came back and trolled the high school?" (I think he LOOKS about 10 years older than her - didn't realize it was only 4 years, but still, that's like a college senior going back home to attend his high school…

This was like that uberstupid shit in "The Day After Tomorrow" when the plucky band of survivors holed up in the New York public library burns books to stay warm, leaving a forest-worth of wooden desks, chairs, tables, and bookshelves just sitting there. Go down in the Dome-y damn cave where there are no drafty…

It's much appreciated. We're taking a bullet for the rest of you lucky bastards.

Not just science in the DOME, but high-school science.

Did you notice how people, his wife and, I believe, Barbie, finally referred to him in this episode without the "Big" in front of his name a few times? It seemed like people were shrinking him down to size after his latest massive fuckup and just saying, "Look, man, you can't just demand that we call you this asinine…

Yeah, that ambiguous age thing with Hunter took a turn for the creepy right there.

The ambulance is in walking/carrying distance of a building with workable gas lines? WTF? That was a big dose of stupid in a show that could already medal in the Stupid Olympics on a minute-by-minute basis. Why does the high school suddenly become triage central, where people have to lay in the hallway getting warmed…

I really don't mind the wig. It barely registers - and I've seen him his "normal" way. I must be the only person on planet Erf who thinks he's better looking with hair.

I did enjoy his casualness, though, when he told her, "Go ahead [and run away], I'll come find you when I'm done." Super creepy, yet kinda friendly!

I think the peeing scene was (1) to hint at the possibility that it was a plan of Sonya's to make her move against him (maybe by convincing him to untie her), but then yanking it away, red herring-like, so that it really was just about peeing, or (2) more about him than her, to show him as one of those quirky hit-men…

Wearing a vest, too. Hope that helps.

Theory of Ray…isn't there some saying that "God protects children and idiots"?

LOVED the knitting needle vengeance of fury! I knew those things would be featured in some bloody way after Daniel commented on them earlier (Chekov's Knitting Needles). That guy probably thought, hey, I'll take out this tiny woman, no problem, then go home and kick back with a brew and some internet porn. Instead,…

I was thinking this, too. The only thing is, judging by the previews for next week, the hit team does a sweep through the house. She came late to the signing, so she must have her car in the driveway and the assassins would probably count heads/cars and realize someone is missing.She should've gone out a window. Even…

Hey! Don't steal Joe's bit!
Yes, Joe must stand there with absolutely no expression on his face—other than the one that says, "OK, self, look serious. I'm on TV." Then he must blurt out The Obvious. This time, Norrie tells Barbie, "Big Jim made us throw the Egg over the cliff!" Joe: "He had a gun."

Not me. I want to grab on to that wig and ride it down town.

I expect that he will find a way to either (a) use all the bread in that van to make explosive devices, or (2) assign the useless ones in the group (i.e. everyone but Setrakian) to start making sandwiches for the next siege event.

Minus the hand-job, of course. It was gross enough the first time.

The flop was elevated by Kai first asking him, "You gonna fall?"

But, surprisingly, the outline / coastline of Florida was visualized as totally intact, rather than the much-diminished, global-warming-flooded, gone peninsula it is now predicted to become in the future!