I am starting to wonder if Arlo really even shot Tom, and Arlo's confession may be a red herring… Quarles may have told Raylan that Arlo shot him, just to fuck with him one last time, especially since they both have daddy issues. Elmore Leonard does this a lot in his books.

Never ever more sorrier.

"too"

Yeah, I'm sorry.

I can honestly say I have less cavities now thanks to playing endless hours of "Plaque Attack".

Can I get some hate for Krull? I remember the selling point being that the pixelated "glave" would just bounce the fuck all over the screen and then nothing would happen.

Yes. My neighbor had it and even at age 7 I remember ripping the cart from the console and throwing it across the room in anger. Then we'd just play Laser Blast, which was a solid game.

Bahhh, I went back and watched the scene and there's clearly no gun in Johnny's hand when the shot goes off. So ignore me and my theories.

Are we sure that Arlo shot Tom? I don't have that episode on the TiVo anymore, but I don't recall seeing him anywhere, and Johnny was the only one out there (other than Boyd). If Arlo was willing to lie/be delusional about Devil, then why not about Tom? This would establish Johnny as an even bigger dick coming into…

Limehouse sent Errol to set that whole thing up. I think Limehouse punished Errol for the botched robbery, and you could tell that he was seriously conflicted about sending him away (he had tears in his eyes after Errol left).

However, if you were planning on getting busy, it would be your opportunity to do the hump.

"Bloody Knuckles" actually made my jaw unhinge upon first listen. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Kurt Ballou just coaxes absolute savagery out of the band and this record sounds incredible.

I am surprised nobody's mentioning George Takei's super forced Japanese accent, which I found to be hilarious.
"We don't have your dumb car!"It had that bad b-movie Japanese accent with a little Takei flourish at the end.

So somebody help me out…what is the reference? I assumed it was to George Jefferson…but apparently no?

And that's why she can't have nice things.

"I thought they only sold those cars to women"

I thought the police cars landing on top of each other was a Cannonball ref. but it could have been a Smokey ref. Sadly, I've seen Cannonball Run about 300 times.

I mean, we had 4 Burt laughs in one episode. You can't go wrong with that. Not as high-pitched as his Smokey and the Bandit days, but it still delivered.

Good review but…
I take issue with the reasoning behind why Dickie showed up at Arlo's house. Obviously there are undertones of the lasting family feud and a reaction to Coover's death, however I think the main reason he was there was because he "made" Arlo during the weed deal robbery. Arlo even mentions that "I…

Last time I checked, BM was a member of Poison, not the Crue. Get it right, hipster douchebags.