@avclub-ffa993dd2f6efa039c18e717fa856ce1:disqus [Subtitles for German] Ah, and what you're dipping into these sauces?  Another new invention of ours, Tater-Nuggets!

Oh, right, not blackmail.  Just an angry reaction.  Mike is too calm to do that, of course.

Hank is every bit as compromised as Mike, and he doesn't even know it.

Hank is every bit as compromised as Mike, and he doesn't even know it.

That's because Walt isn't backed into a corner and desperately trying to work his way out.  That's when his character becomes incandescent.  He's not in such dire straits.

That's because Walt isn't backed into a corner and desperately trying to work his way out.  That's when his character becomes incandescent.  He's not in such dire straits.

Mike was very good in the interrogation.

La familia es todo.

La familia es todo.

I liked the fact that Badger developed a little crush on River after she called him, "Sad little king of a sad little hill" in Cockney.

I liked the fact that Badger developed a little crush on River after she called him, "Sad little king of a sad little hill" in Cockney.

Ok, that's true.  Mind you Lucrezia wasn't yet evil either, but she met her stable boy after she was married to her awful husband.

That would imply that the cartoons were inferior to America's Next Top Model…

Hey, I still drop "A gruesome fate for a gruesome man" into my everyday conversation!

@jerodast:disqus Team Regina has something to do with liking her Evil Queen costumes in Fairy Tale Land.  At least it does for me…

The Klarion episode is really an episode of the "Demon: The Animated Series" cartoon that Dini & co. longed to do, shoehorned into The New Batman Adventures.  Complaining that it had magic is like complaining that the Jonah Hex episode took place in the Old West.

Fortunately, the Clock King gets to show up with just his iron will and not high tech gimmicks in a future episode of Justice League as a planner for the Suicide Squad.

Maybe she telecommuted to the Regionals?   Do people in Storybrook get to telecommute?

By the way, did anyone think to compare this story-line to the similar story-line in The Borgia's.

@Lux Lisbon:  Glad my childhood bookwormishness could be of some use :-)