This was a fantastic episode. Not sure what was so bad about the tailor and rock and tire iron - I thought the "will this guy whack Brody" sequences were tense and well-done.

This was a fantastic episode. Not sure what was so bad about the tailor and rock and tire iron - I thought the "will this guy whack Brody" sequences were tense and well-done.

Someone might have got this point across in the comments already, but I believe Jax had said last week that the spot picked out for the hooker shop was right off an interstate. Rather than in Charming itself.

Someone might have got this point across in the comments already, but I believe Jax had said last week that the spot picked out for the hooker shop was right off an interstate. Rather than in Charming itself.

Watched this episode and thought it was an audacious and bravura tour de force by David Simon. I mean, 53 minutes of a completely blank screen with no sound? Who does this? An artistic genius of magnitude one, that's who! I wondered if this was some sort of post-modern, Zydeco-inflected take on that Andy Warhol…

Watched this episode and thought it was an audacious and bravura tour de force by David Simon. I mean, 53 minutes of a completely blank screen with no sound? Who does this? An artistic genius of magnitude one, that's who! I wondered if this was some sort of post-modern, Zydeco-inflected take on that Andy Warhol…

So, what, Gemma is not being "original" enough in her antics? Yes, 55 year-old biker queens being so generally known for coming up with new and scintillating twists on how they have always lived their lives.

So, what, Gemma is not being "original" enough in her antics? Yes, 55 year-old biker queens being so generally known for coming up with new and scintillating twists on how they have always lived their lives.

Ooooh, 16 whole comments by Monday AM. Shows you what the actual viewership of this nonsense is.

Ooooh, 16 whole comments by Monday AM. Shows you what the actual viewership of this nonsense is.

Ah yes, a new season of Treme.

Ah yes, a new season of Treme.

So what happened to Declan and the Phoenix crew? Wasn't there a deal in place with them? How did Walt get out of that relationship in a tidy way?

So what happened to Declan and the Phoenix crew? Wasn't there a deal in place with them? How did Walt get out of that relationship in a tidy way?

My favorite part of the Newsroom this season was where Dan and Casey were having a discussion about something, and then Donna blew through with a witty bon mot, followed shortly by a jum cut to the Winklevoss twins being angry about something.

My favorite part of the Newsroom this season was where Dan and Casey were having a discussion about something, and then Donna blew through with a witty bon mot, followed shortly by a jum cut to the Winklevoss twins being angry about something.

Don't know if it is illegal to keep cash in a safe deposit box. But that makes sense as far as what muchloved was saying. I hadn't thought about the defendant families co-owning the box.

Don't know if it is illegal to keep cash in a safe deposit box. But that makes sense as far as what muchloved was saying. I hadn't thought about the defendant families co-owning the box.

How does the DEA have probable cause to go after that lawyer? They can follow anyone, but from the reaction of the bank teller when the guy brings in his "cake pops" it seems as if they are already set up on the locale. Is a bank going to let them walk in on the guy in the safe deposit room without a warrant?
And then…

How does the DEA have probable cause to go after that lawyer? They can follow anyone, but from the reaction of the bank teller when the guy brings in his "cake pops" it seems as if they are already set up on the locale. Is a bank going to let them walk in on the guy in the safe deposit room without a warrant?
And then…