Badly dressed, weird accent, kills you when you touch her. She's pretty much like Rogue's psychopathic twin sister.

I've never found peroxide to burn all that badly. Now, rubbing alcohol? Different story.

Can you imagine how much the Burger King drive-thru order takers hate him?

I don't necessarily agree that it would derail things completely, depending on how it was handled. And Hank did insinuate that he used to run with his brother more closely than he was letting on.

Answer: Excellent pipelaying skills around Millwright Manor.

Maybe so, I hadn't thought of that. He did lay eyes on the kid pretty quickly when he panicked, didn't he? Then again, the kid looked scared shitless.

As soon as he looked around and opened the second drawer, I started hearing this dialogue in my head: "Samuel Norton, I have a warrant for your arrest. Open this door. Make it easy on yourself, Norton…."

"Would you like an acorn?"
"ROCKY….ROOOAD?"

On the Linder Unintelligible Scale, we were a solid 9 out of 10 tonight. I got MAYBE four words of his "conversation" with the Juarez cop.

Notice the zero fucks given by Fausto too, who knows this well and still runs his finger down her face as he walks past her.

I have to say, I've given this show some slack in terms of plotting before, but having Mr. Cartel Bank Manager stroll right out of the building in front of the hispanic kid and the reporters' car was one of the more egregious and pointless contrivances I've ever seen on such a high-quality program. The writers should…

I kept waiting to hear "SLOTH LOVE CHUNK!" in that last scene.

I'm still trying to parse this.

Well, the show hasn't demonstrated much in the way of subtlety so far—and I'm not even sure it needs that much subtlety considering its premise—so if she's going to be somewhat of an antagonist for our milquetoast main man she might as well be a stone bitch who's fucking another man in the house the protagonist is…

I hate the wife the most, and the silly scene where they tried to soften her ice-bitch exterior by showing her weeping over a photo album didn't do much to move the needle in a positive direction for me.

I'm giving this episode a B+. It's not every day a basic cable show can remind me of King Missile's "Detachable Penis".

I'm so ready for the custody/family scenes to be over with. I hate every single one of those characters, including the kid.

Yeah, I'd say that 'barely tolerates when trying to initiate sex' probably indicates a serious problem in a marriage.

We must be watching different shows, because in the one I'm watching Lina pretty much barely tolerates Russ.

Yeah, Linder had a brief conversation with Bob last season about the existence of God. He sounded like a soft atheist or at least a skeptical agnostic in that chat. I imagine they'll come back to it in the future at some point given current plot points.