"Torture is a terrible violation of basic human rights, and I am outraged. I've come to the conclusion we should kill the torturers and their families, with a  particular emphasis on the women, painfully and slowly. Basically what I am saying is that the proper response to torture, which debases human beings and…

Eh, I felt like anyone could have played Rapin' Santa and done just as well in the part. Didn't seem particularly tailored to McShane.

Eh, I felt like anyone could have played Rapin' Santa and done just as well in the part. Didn't seem particularly tailored to McShane.

I still think Andrea might end up being the Nadine to The Governor's Flagg. That would at least make her character sort of interesting.Glenn going all caveman on that corpse made me laugh. Apparently all the Governor's goons learned how to shoot from watching old episodes of The A-Team. They must've slung a thousand…

I still think Andrea might end up being the Nadine to The Governor's Flagg. That would at least make her character sort of interesting.Glenn going all caveman on that corpse made me laugh. Apparently all the Governor's goons learned how to shoot from watching old episodes of The A-Team. They must've slung a thousand…

There needs to be a scene where, upon her return, Sister Jude opens the door to her office and finds Santa Swearengen humping the Angel of Death on her desk.

There needs to be a scene where, upon her return, Sister Jude opens the door to her office and finds Santa Swearengen humping the Angel of Death on her desk.

I like how Frank just nonchalantly patted the suicidal man on the shoulder when he told him that he didn't want to be in this world anymore. Like, "Sure, kid. I'm gonna go have a sandwich, if they got that slicer all cleaned up."

I like how Frank just nonchalantly patted the suicidal man on the shoulder when he told him that he didn't want to be in this world anymore. Like, "Sure, kid. I'm gonna go have a sandwich, if they got that slicer all cleaned up."

Ella Fitzgerald was already a star by 1949, though.

Ella Fitzgerald was already a star by 1949, though.