I was wondering the same thing, and I think the fact that we don't know for sure is what makes Wynn such a great character.

Not to make myself look like less of a manly man here, but tonight's episode was the first in this show's six year run that moved me to tears. Mikey's death was gutwrenching and bittersweet, and once again demonstrated why this show is the best one on TV by a country mile: secondary and tertiary characters so…

Offerman's material is more poorly-written than Indiana's RFRA.

Once upon a time I worked in and around the Gary area for about a year, and once early on in my time there stopped for directions at an almost-boarded-up gas station. The response was "Do I look like an information booth, cake-eater?"

So it's terrible simply because it's non-canon? You realize that Max is being played by a totally different actor so it could just be a reboot, right? If that's your only criticism of the film I think we'll be fine—most of us were toddlers, if not zygotes, when the original films came out.

This looks about as amazing as any trailer I've seen in quite a while. George Miller is 70 years old, people! I'm sold.

This has the opportunity to be decent. Saul of Tarsus was a brilliant and deeply complicated man, and the fact that Damon and Affleck's banner is producing it and Jackman is starring gives me hope this won't be more of the same evangelical back-patting garbage.

For fuck's sake, Jeffrey Ross makes fucking 9/11 jokes about the dead father of another roaster on Comedy Central. Does anyone really believe we should hold Noah to such a high standard?

There's a reason they're called the Strolling Bones now.

Saw a duel-headliner show of Counting Crows and The Wallflowers in the late 1990s. The opener was That Dog, a girl pop-punk band that was pretty good but that I had never heard of previously. The Crows took the stage second and were electric as they always were, which only made the entirely dead-eyed performance of…

You're right. Graham Yost himself confirmed that Winona and the baby will not be put in danger this season.

This made me laugh hard.

Yep, Boyd has been slipping mentally all season. The confidence is waning badly and what is left underneath is a cornered animal.

Yep. The irony is that by shooting to wound a person you are actually likely to kill them, while shooting to kill is also harder than it looks.

Yep, that's right. He wanted to send her to live with his born-again Christian cousin in Alabama. Figured she'd be happy there. Another example of the many faces of Boyd Crowder.

Unless Boyd kept Katherine's phone, I'm not feeling too good for Duffy's chances next week.

She's legal in Kentucky, just like Loretta.

Yeah, but I seem to remember him only telling Colt to kill her after Ava insisted. Didn't Boyd just want to give her a bag of money and tell her to shut the fuck up?

Yeah, even Boyd was stunned by her actions if I remember correctly.

I feel once again compelled to point out that AVA is a murderer and a Crowder through and through. She's not a good person, history of abuse or not.