By the way, I think the moment Hanzee decided to turn on the Gerhardt's was when he saw that they were turning on each other. His loyalty to them was part of his longing to belong and share a bond, but when he saw they were turning on each other, he knew they would have no loyalty to him if they didn't for their own…

I read in an interview that Hawley told Jesse Plemons that his character is a "cow of a man". It explains his pudginess. It explains why he often stares and gets lost in that painting of cows in his home, and the moment in the series when he decided he didn't want to be a cow anymore. It explains why he ended up in…

That scene takes place in the 80's. That's why Alan Arkin says "It's not the 70's anymore".

I think it is a reflection that Hank put a lot of work into identifying universal symbols, and someone else out there has had the same recognition. If someone were to zoom in on those symbols in the bar and then read the interpretation of those symbols as written by Hank in his office, that would be interesting. Get…

Okay, folks, I'm going to throw out a crazy theory here:

Of course you don't care what anyone here thinks. Post another comment telling me how much you don't care.

With this comment you have betrayed yourself. You have shown that you care about what I think, and what others think, and about how you appear. Keep showing everyone how little you care about what people think of you, and with each comment you betray yourself further.

What attack? I complemented you. You're cool. Could it be that you see attacks because that's what you want because it's the only way you get any attention in life because you have no life, no friends, no girlfriend, and this is sadly the only interaction you get with people and it allows you to vent your anger at…

The stacks of newspapers and magazines in her basement are kind of like Richard Dreyfus and his giant mound of dirt in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Floyd represents a link in a dynasty. A dynasty that may as well go all the way back to the Mayflower. And Hanzee stuck his knife in her and carved her up like a Thanksgiving turkey. It's kind of fitting, because she actually looks a lot like Big Bird.

Mike will kiss Hanzee on the mouth, and Hanzee will submit and go limp in Mike's arms and return the kiss because he's tired of this life.

You're cool. A unique snowflake different from everyone else.

You're not very friendly.

Not sure what you're referring to. Where have you heard that before?

I guarantee she's still alive.

Connie would not be romantically interested in Hanzee. She had the romantic music and chilled wine in anticipation of Peggy.

LOL!

It's interesting to note that with your attention to detail to even notice the direction people on the show turn when they're driving, you chose to call Hanzee, "the Native".

He's basically saying that his ideal sex fantasy is a female vampire child who has the body of a pre-pubescent child but legally is over 18.

She was a child in Interview With a Vampire. Pedophile much?