I don't think you should use Lady Macbeth as an example of one-note.

I don't think you should use Lady Macbeth as an example of one-note.

I don't think you should use Lady Macbeth as an example of one-note.

I don't think you should use Lady Macbeth as an example of one-note.

I don't think you should use Lady Macbeth as an example of one-note.

I don't think you should use Lady Macbeth as an example of one-note.

Really, that low? I hope that's good enough for FX, because I just suffered through this same routine with Hannibal.

Iron helps us play!

Iron helps us play!

Iron helps us play!

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

Maybe he was a Mennonite? But they only wear that beard when they are married, and I don't believe the show has mentioned a wife.

I don't think it was "the" fence. If it was the same scene where I thought I saw "the" fence, I then realized the fence was perpendicular and not parallel to the road. Also, it was a very long isolated stretch of road so that finding the particular spot would be difficult, and that fence was shorter. Also, the fence…

You thought he was going to "Cheney" someone?