I was kind of expecting Barry to figure out a way to crash the Horizon back to Earth.  Sure, it needed the Intrepid to get to Mars, but it would have to have some kind of thrusters for any corrections needed to orbit I would think, and those might get it back to Earth.  Certainly seems like a Bionic Barry kind of…

I was pegging him as just a mercenary at first, hired to make sure Cole & Co didn't get too close to whatever his bosses had setup or whatnot.  Between the Latin and the conversation with Not-Lincoln, though, I definitely got the impression he was supposed to be a member of some kind of monastic order dedicating to…

Quarles still seems rather convinced that Raylan is in Boyd's pocket, though.  Could be that he thinks Raylan is the easier target of the two, and he's trying to take Boyd's support away from him first.  But yeah, definitely seems like target fixation on Quarles part, and that could come back and bite him.

I imagine Duffy sees which way the wind is blowing and the thought's on his mind, but he seems well and truly screwed at this point.  Stick with Quarles, and he stands a good chance of catching a bullet from Raylan, betray Quarles and he moves to the top of the shitlist.  Of course, Dewey Crowe is pretty much the…

Vasquez and Reardon tonight.  They are good at bringing fun characters back around.

The look on Duffy's face during Quarles' exposition was great.  I have to admit, the deeper into this season we go, the more I find myself feeling sorry for Duffy.  He's a passenger on Quarles' downward spiral.

Yeah, pretty sure the gun will end up in someone's possession before it's all done.  Doubtful there's any prints on it anyway, but cleaning it off wouldn't help erase the ballistics.

Yeah, that was definitely a chilling scene.  Am I the only one who though Limehouse himself looked just a tad uncomfortable there, as if he knew he was about to go further than was wise?

Thank you!  I'm glad I'm not the only one who was struggling with that.  I do agree with olivececile that I'm fine with accepting the first part of the footage had been cut together on the boat (though why it wasn't left on the boat, I'm not sure).  The rest of the editing I just try to remind myself that I'm supposed…

Definitely agree this was a step in the right direction.  I was very happy to see Jahel acting like an actual person and not just a personified encyclopedia of mythology.

I missed that, will have to go back and rewatch it.  Good catch.

Never seen 30 Rock, so the casting choice didn't really bother me any.  I liked Michael Rooker as the sheriff, and Jack McBrayer did fine as Ray's brother.

Seems like most of the supporting characters have grown a lot since the early episodes.  Ray seemed to start as a support staffer in the first appearance I can think of right now (Skytanic).  Pam and Cheryl both got a lot of room to grow in El Secuestro.  It's great that they have so many well rounded characters,…

I've been trying to figure that out whenever I see the ad for this weeks episode.  I don't think the one's I've seen showed him actually walking anywhere, but he did appear to be standing without assistance in one.  Glad I'm not the only one wondering about that.

I thought the volume was a bit high, too, more like end of the movie starting to roll the credits, which I guess is kind of what it was.  I did seem a bit louder than normal for the show, but the only other music they've used that instantly pops into my head is "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive," which is a quieter…

I think Charlie and the money might be able to provide a distracting little field trip, like the dentist early in the first season, but I got the impression, like some others commented, that the money plot might've just been put to bed with someone in Harlan finally getting a happily ever after, and I'm fine with that.

I've watched half of it, I'll see it through from here.  I still think the show has promise, but yeah, the miraculous sudden appearance of consciences in both Clark and Jonas to turn character and offer up their own lives to wrap up two episodes in a row is a bad sign.

I wasn't very impressed by the teaser at the end of last week's episode, but I've got to agree, by far one of the best single episodes in quite a while.  The 'four kidneys' line, I really have no words.  Thank god they saw fit to keep Dewey Crowe around.

I love Futurama, it's always been one of my favorite shows on TV, even when it was cancelled and only running syndicated episodes (which I watched on TV, even having the DVDs). But, yeah, underwhelmed by the first pair of episodes here. There were definitely a few laughs, but neither episode seemed to really stand…

@Betty Draper - re: roles in life