I don't know. If one of my friends told me she was obsessed with a carny named Blade, I'd probably burst out laughing too.

I loved how Raylan slowly held Quarles' arm away from him right before he fell down. I always enjoy little touches like that.

He seemed like he'd barely heard of Sleater-Kinney, and while it can be bad form to harp on about someone's former band when they have a new one, it WAS more than a decade of her career. And as bp noted, he didn't even know who else was in Wild Flag. I can understand why he'd focus more on her comedy career, but his…

I've only heard it once all the way through so far, but it's fantastic. "Doom 84" is basically a Black Sabbath song. I love this band so much.

I'm not crazy about Stannis on first impression, but we'll see. Melisandre, on the other hand, seems 100% spot-on so far.

I love the running jokes about Jenna and Mickey Rourke.

More than seeing Archer and Barry fight, I wanted to see Pam blast her way out Han Solo-style and just kick everyone's ass.

I think I have to agree. Mags was brilliant (and brilliantly acted), but she had a code. There's something much more compelling about a psychopath who's gone completely off the rails and is willing to just burn it all to the ground.

That was my favorite as well.

Man, Boyd would have that place running like clockwork his first week. He's a born leader!

I know how to kick-start this show: bring back Timothy Olyphant. As Raylan Givens.

Pam and Carol/Cheryl stowing away was completely unexpected, and yet not at the same time. Loved it.

It was okay, but I guess anything was bound to be a let-down after last week. Liz plots that take place away from the show just don't do anything for me. 

I think my favorite part was Linda talking to Bob's penis to find the kids.  Very funny episode all around; I'm glad this show is back.

The portrayal of her (not Moore's fault, she was great) was laughable. That scene where they sit her down and explain that Germany were the bad guys in WWII while she dutifully jots down notes? There's no fucking way that happened. She's woefully ignorant on a great many things, but she's not an 8 year old.

She would tear Banks apart. He's gone soft now that he's a doting house husband.

They should make her the new Devin Banks, since Arnett is doing Up All Night and that rivalry was getting a bit played out anyways.

I thought the Robert California part of it was stupid. Why even go ahead with the store idea in the first place if he knew it was a bad idea and that the products were terrible? Why did no one seem concerned that he just wasted probably millions of dollars on a idea he knew was doomed?

POLO!

Dr. Spaceman is still the gold standard.