It's hard to envisage a scenario where Chancellor Merkel and Prime Minister May don't offer their long standing ally military assistance. Harder still to imagine that the E.U, Japan or Latin American countries would not impose harsh economic sanctions. Near impossible to believe that transnational corporate power…

I think that aspect of the show doesn't hold up to any serious scrutiny, but as long as everything else is kept relatively plausible and Moss continues to bring it, I have no problems looking the other way.

A bunch of religious nuts have been able to overthrow the U.S government and occupy her territory for years. That is, they've succeed where the British Empire, Napoleon, Robert. E Lee, the Japanese empire, the Nazi's and Communist Russia have all failed.

She reminds me a lot of Mara Vandrell.

How come you guys aren't providing coverage of Shots Fired, anyway?

It was another fine episode.

Same.

Also, while I'm no expert, if one is going to abduct the chief of police, being seen on horseback outside his home doesn't seem terribly wise.

It would be interesting to read the answers if the question was reworded, next week.

Fingers crossed that the demon monkey finally gets what coming to him, and hangs.

I look forward to Little finger telling him that he was the one who killed Jon Arryn and started all of this.

I believe that we're watching two different timelines and Ray and Emmit are the same character.

I quite liked him.

There was a lot to enjoy there.

I'm not defending Jones, at all.

This is really quite crass and not the sort of thing I would have thought to find on here.

Agreed.

I thought Horace and Pete was outstanding.

I think the Kings' strength lies in courtroom drama and insider liberal politics, but I'm not convinced that they can write for an all African American firm. I don't know what the composition of the writer's room, but they could do with bringing some other voices into the tent.

Too lazy to learn how to drive drunk.