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I feel like Ramsay has been turned into a Poochie-fied version of Joffrey so I'm kind of ready for him to go.

I think it also makes sense that, after years of war and famine and with winter approaching, people would get agitated enough to try it. Doran and Balon and Roose were all portrayed as relics whose age/patience/passivity were pitted against younger, more ambitious people. another interesting idea that comes across

she killed 16 Czechoslovakians!

another nod to Lebowski: someone (I can't remember who at the moment) says, "sometimes, there's a man…"

Woodbine's performance makes me think he got lost on his way to a Tarantino movie. it's not bad, necessarily. but it sometimes kind of takes me out of the show.

I had the same feeling about Bear and Simone. his "she left town in a hurry" line doesn't help the ambiguity.

it all seems strange and fitting that the Gerhardts will (apparently) be done in by their two most squirrelly and useless members making pointless sojourns to Minnesota.

based on the previews for next week's episode he doesn't seem to realize who the head actually is.

now that I think about it, Hahnzee (Hanzee?) would've torched the place, then waited outside for anyone who came running out. thank god he started following Ed and Lou…

I was really worried that Dodd was going to see all the kindling and just torch the place and leave, then I realized that was really more Hahnzee's style.

yeah it seems hella implausible that a professional killer was able to close a short distance on a terrified middle-manager using a weapon that can be unwieldy at short range.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.

leave a witness, a la Milligan and Co. with Otto.