I agree, but at least they set up that the soul-sellers ate at that place. Watching the cold open I was wondering why they bothered to show that part.

In my head, the horse thief prequel story isn't canon since it wasn't in the main book. I know Ennis wrote it, but it just seemed like shitty fanfic to me. Plus, in the series proper, Jesse said, "Only man I ever killed was that fucker Coltrane [ReaverCleaver]," which is a pointless lie if we count the horse thief…

It was cool to see some Glen Fabry stuff in there.

Given that they don't even speak the same language, it seems unlikely that Cassidy ever was much of a father to him. Probably they never even met until Denis was an adult.

As Handlen mentioned in an earlier review, the comics made clear that the Saint can draw faster than Jesse can speak. Now that Jesse's really pissed him off, and the Saint knows the Word works on him, he's more dangerous, not less.

The earbuds weren't 'supermagical', they wrapped all the way around the ear. You might as well complain that his necktie didn't fall off.

Yeah, in both the comics and the show, Cassidy eats regular food (well, bad-for-you food), and only drinks blood to heal from injuries. He actually finds blood pretty gross (hence his hot sauce & Yoo-Hoo palate cleanser).

I was pretty drunk when I saw it in the theater, and until I saw it again I was convinced I'd drifted off and missed the ending. Upon repeat viewings, I love it.

It was Hearst's wife's clit.

MONO = ONE
RAIL = RAIL

That's one way to energize the base.

Maybe he can pretend to drive a cement mixer.

Attacking Sessions is fucking mind-boggling in its self-destructiveness. It's pretty hard to pretend that all your enemies and detractors are just part of a shadowy left-liberal cabal that wants to destroy Republicans at any cost when they include the friends and allies of ol' J. Beauregard.

Free tip, kid: Sell drugs.

Except that's a Jimmy Buffett song, and Jimmy Buffett really does suck.

I always get Bloodshot mixed up with Deathblood, Shootkill, Bloodblow, and Killdeath.

Lets not and say we did.

I don't want to spoil it for you, but '90s Nirvana doesn't end well.

When I saw him at First Avenue many years ago I was actually quite surprised at how together he kept it. A bit awkward at moments, but it was really a solid show.

For fun.