Tracy Morgan was a terrible comptroller. There, I said it.

That's what makes it funny! The fact that Jerry is very jewish and that the actress who plays her is jewish is 70% of the comedy.

Chocolate Bunny. That's one.

I became a Hermann Goring reenactor to meet women.

I see it the same way Donna. Really, wouldn't this show be at least 40% better if it was just Boris and Diviya jetting around the world, using his money to solve injustice like that NBC show that got cancelled after 3 episodes?  Which of course is  a pretty good reason not to do that, but still.

I think he mainly wanted to kill Raylan because he likes to challenge himself against strong opponents, even if he stacks the deck in his favor. He brought up both the watch owners experience with the robbers and Raylan's killing of "the gun thug".

She was the best because they could actually have a remotely interesting back and forth conversation.

I've seen all the episodes and King's character is pretty strong.  This was a bad episode for her as she more or less got knocked over by a freight train of cliches. I think her stories will be better in the upcoming episodes.

Soderbergh will retire like Steven King retired. Guy puts out like 2 novels and 3 collections of short stories a year.

I was incredibly tense throughout every scene with the daughter because I was just sure she was going to kiss her stupid, dissease carrying boyfriend and get the plague. Even during that prom scene, after the danger had passed, I though she was going to get killed somehow.

There's no question in my mind that Indian Point isn't run well. The number of years it took them to put in their bullshit early warning system, the number of times that it has to be shut down because of various leaks… it's too old. But mostly it's in a hugely stupid location. 30 miles north of the city, right at the…

Ron Paul can get you better weed.

Trying to make Lou Diamond Phillips into the huge asshole when you'e got C. Thomas Howell's character around is tough. You can't top him.

While this guy was bigger and the tossing around thing is added, the video guy and this guy had the same almost casual, workmanlike manner and both ended with the guy just punching an unconcious officer over and over again. But the really memorable part on the real footage was the daughter  crying and begging her…

It's not really a police procedural. It's more a series of vignettes. The storylines with the detectives are more or less what you would have seen with Dutch and Wyms on the Shiled. And the uniformed stuff, which they are focussing on more now, are more or less short bursts of intense action.

I think it was based on a real life incident. A few years ago one of those wildest police things that Court TV had showed dashcam footage of a small female officer getting beaten almost to death by some big guy at a traffic stop while his little daughter begged him not to hurt her.

Yeah, that was maybe the best part of the episode, a great capper. I presume that's some kind of grim reaper, super evil ghost or something.

Craig, Vampires are the 1 percent.

That's a really good point. I'd like to see some of Aidan's past kills coming back to settle a score.

Also, as someone who has grown to hate musical montages, this episode did them pretty well.