This rivals Community's paintball episodes. This was amazing.

Also - what makes the Wayne murders poignant is that ti's a random street crime, not part of a huge conspiracy. Though it'd be funny to start the whole Court of Owls thing now.

would have been really funny if this was the origin of Matches Malone, but it's a bit too early for Bruce to take up smoking on Network TV.

I prefer to think that's Vic's father or older brother.

Play frungy.

he must really smell. Also, under the mouthpiece - man…

He wants to keep Jimmy under control and Meep is no big loss. Pluss he ain't so smart.

Freaks meets All About Eve. Good Time.

No. Nothing outside of a stage.

Unfortunately, as much as I liked this show I do have to look at the sort of biphobic take on Barbara as a character. Partially slutshamed, now she's a former addict (a trope I thought was largely done with). I alsso don't like that Montoya is a THREAT because she's her former lesbian lover. I liked it much better…

If the review itself manages to encapsulate the episode, using the inability to grade a maddingly inconsistent show as its premise, it's acceptable.

If you consistently disagree with the grade scores here, perhaps there are other review sites you would prefer?

The flashbacks are to established that Bill Compton was a deserter, so that we can have sympathy for him as he and Sookie get close again, and … big twist at end or something.

Now I want Mike Judge to write a comedy about Ph.D candidates.

That's called laying pipe. Without having clues, a twist is not organic.

Godammit Vikram, you skull-fucked this review! - Les. Just kidding. Great job, and completely agree, weakest episode. I had to be sure it was - in fact - the same show.

It's great to be able to work with your SO.

Dude, this is the last thing the actor did before he died. Kind of well known.

If there's any show for Lost alumni, this is it. We need to get Jorge Garcia on it, cause he needs a break.

Never take anything Nestor Carbonell says at face value…