At least he didn't suffer.

Ernie McCracken 4 lyf.

I don't care if the reviewer gave it a Z, I'm still gonna watch.

Lange's and Bathes' brilliant performances aside, this was the weakest episode of the season. The problem is, go figure, there's no HORROR left since the clown's death.

When is this crap ending?

CBS, I'll pass.

Isn't reddit the worst, tho?

Nice, rich comeback.

Insomnia.

Didn't see the movie, but I have zero hopes for it because of Nolan. The guy made one good movie and that's about it. I hate the Batman trilogy with tremendous passion.

I hope he takes another long ass dump.

Surpsrise to see a C. This was easily 10/10 episode for me. Goofy as fuck, terrifying at moments, we got to see everyone's backstory, and we lost Twisty only to get the new one, way way crazier and way more dangerous.

Thecubsfan put together an impressive matchcard for every episode (spoilers):

If this works out, who knows, maybe we wee AAA doing big shows in Cali again, like in the 90s when Konnan, Hijo del Santo & Co. were ruling Mexico.

Hopefully the Lucha Underground viewers don't walk away after the first two episodes, because if I remembere from the tapings, they were kind of Chavo heavy, and the AAA wrestlers were still working on their papers to get into the US. Episode 3 is where we should see Pentagon, Fenix and the rest of the talented crew…

I'd like to see a show about Lou DiMaggio's peak days.

Good finale of a solid show. There, it's done. Terence Winter is clearly a talented author, now I hope he moves away from mafia/crime themes and writes about something else that won't have the "hey, I've seen than on Sopranos" effect.

Sivero, whatsa madda with you?

I thinks not, Terrell, I thinks not.

Not as good as the previous two episodes, but still enjoyable. Everything with Twisty was swell, I loved when he took that prick Master Mike. Obviously the little girl was his pick but he probably changed his mind after hearing Master Mike, lol, that's gold.