NOT BULLET!

Scott coldly holding a sharpened pencil right up toward Rachel's patched eye. Ouch.

After the cantina owner already offered Sarah her shower and clean clothes, a bartop to lay her head on isn't so much.

Some great long tracking shots in this one: from the first argument with the club owner up to the start of his set on stage; walking from the sidewalk to the flea market sign into the flea market past several tents until the fiddler is revealed. But somehow they didn't call attention to themselves.

The violinist was not only playing "Ashokan Farewell", but according to the credits, he's the guy who wrote it.

Sorry to hear Nikki's not always getting the crowds she deserves.

And it's someone she's at least letting believe is in an actual relationship with her—he called her "Honey," which she never would have tolerated from Louie.

Well, tiny concealed speakers, but yes.

No, that was Hannah pointing out how crazy Caroline's birth plan was, by drawing the equivalence.

Well, they may not be kids, but they're playing teenagers, and Freddie Highmore does look two years older than he looked the first season. So saying he's 18 now is appropriate and helps. (Emma's looking more mature too.)

Finally. Just this episode has washed the aftertaste of Gracepoint away.

Oh dear.

They were writing around the Carl actor's offscreen circumstances as well, as I suspected: https://twitter.com/EthanCu…

The bat.

Oh, no question that he holds almost all the cards. It goes to show how brilliant she is to win as many hands as she does.

Half a lifetime of PTSD.

Sundance isn't a new channel. Even its current incarnation goes back to 2008. Original scripted series are new for it.

I can't imagine Daniel and Teddy working together at the tire store. It would be more than Teddy could take.

I didn't know that, but anything I've ever heard by Part has been haunting, so I'm not surprised.

She's been living in terror of him being killed all these years. Anything must seem better than that.