They also missed a perfect opportunity to try to invite him to Cattleman's Ranch, certified gang-free.

I presume there haven't been divorce papers handed out all things considered, so they're technically still married. I'm pretty sure she's been mentioned once or twice in passing since.

I actually really liked most of S2 of SCC, markedly more than S1. Maybe I could lose most of the things surrounding Sarah's quest to figure out what the three dots were, but I believe S2 is where SCC came into its own.

So Rose's story doesn't track with the way Rose and Luisa talk in the pilot, but I guess that's bound to happen what with them figuring out Sin Rostro after the series pickup; they may have bonded (and bonded, and bonded, and bonded, and bonded, and bonded, and bonded, and bonded, and bonded) in that single night, but…

I'm just waiting for Lina to start explicitly channeling Maritza, perhaps by starting to snack on pizza all the time.

ROGELIO! IN! SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE!

I'm pretty sure "I'd tap that…network" was the original tagline for The Social Network.

What're you talking about? Terry busts out his dance moves in the evidence room in the S1 Thanksgiving episode!

Jake wants Holt to be his rabbi?

I like the fact that Peralta's impressions of Holt are pretty consistent (see: "Peralta, give back my glasses!" from S1). I was also expecting Bill Buchanan to be the guy responsible for Holt's bad mood, maybe because he mistook Holt for a Sangalan dictator or something.

I presume you mean "from Republic City," because Mako Mori is awesome.

I presume Holt has two types of outfits:
1. Work uniform
2. Monogrammed pajamas
I also presume he doesn't actually change in and out of them, but rather they load onto him as his body is blurred out The Sims-style.

Well, maybe we can all play nicely together, eh? Just a dash of time-travel here and there…

No matter what everyone else says, Ray is not a twenty-year-old girl.

Considering he was working for Hydra, I think that should be Aybed.

The subtitle that sold it for me was the one for the long pause that said, "you can't hide it."

Yes, you should. The world should be watching this show.

He's normally credited as C.S. Lee, best known for Dexter and maybe Chuck.

I'm pretty sure we got the opening to Two Minutes to Midnight.

He actually asked for the Rand Paul Arc, so his haircut should have actually been curvier.