Mississippi?

I always figured he did it from the moment he had Dolan take Iris's confession.  He just let Iris think that he was sacrificing her to make her suffer.

I always figured he did it from the moment he had Dolan take Iris's confession.  He just let Iris think that he was sacrificing her to make her suffer.

You mention "not understanding the mechanics" of Justin making Dolan sign the confession; I always figured it was a sort-of callback to Justin having the doctor write his manifesto for him, while he was in the sanitarium in season one.

You mention "not understanding the mechanics" of Justin making Dolan sign the confession; I always figured it was a sort-of callback to Justin having the doctor write his manifesto for him, while he was in the sanitarium in season one.

History repeats
The old conceits
The glib replies
The same defeats

History repeats
The old conceits
The glib replies
The same defeats

Whose leg is in the background of that picture?  And, yes, that was all I could think about seeing that.  I have a problem.

Whose leg is in the background of that picture?  And, yes, that was all I could think about seeing that.  I have a problem.

I once participated in the playtest of a game, in which one of the bad guy's henchmen/assistants was based on Hubbard.  No one playing figured that out, though, because after about three different claims about his history (all being claims Hubbard made about himself) all of us players realized the guy was entirely…

I once participated in the playtest of a game, in which one of the bad guy's henchmen/assistants was based on Hubbard.  No one playing figured that out, though, because after about three different claims about his history (all being claims Hubbard made about himself) all of us players realized the guy was entirely…

Spare the rod, make a wannabe-white-rapper of the child?

Spare the rod, make a wannabe-white-rapper of the child?

But, see, that would actually be a good thing; removing the character of Han Solo from this whole affair would be a good thing, seeing that he's one of the only characters to escape the Prequels.

But, see, that would actually be a good thing; removing the character of Han Solo from this whole affair would be a good thing, seeing that he's one of the only characters to escape the Prequels.

@avclub-1e850f6bef0bc36ca1f64e95ff1cbd2e:disqus  "Papist" would've been funnier than "Catholic".

@avclub-1e850f6bef0bc36ca1f64e95ff1cbd2e:disqus  "Papist" would've been funnier than "Catholic".

As discussed above, the Coke.Pepsi thing is a myth.  However, Mormons do have prominent positions/ownership throughout the Las Vegas gaming establishment, in spite of the Mormon view against gambling.  They got their foot in to the door when they were seen by LV bosses as being immune/resistant to many of the pitfalls…

As discussed above, the Coke.Pepsi thing is a myth.  However, Mormons do have prominent positions/ownership throughout the Las Vegas gaming establishment, in spite of the Mormon view against gambling.  They got their foot in to the door when they were seen by LV bosses as being immune/resistant to many of the pitfalls…

I was very pleased to read the shout-out for the scene of young-CSM placing the flag on the ground in front of the aliens.  That's always been one of my favorite visuals in the series.