Yeah, that’s not true. The chest/torso is a bigger target and you’re more likely to hit it. Hollywood has people thinking its so easy to hit arms or legs in firefights and that’s just not true at all. They’re smaller targets and that’s not even taking into account other factors like they could be moving (making them…

The Fargo theme playing over Munch eating the biscuit and closing the season was *chef’s kiss*

Killing Witt was gratuitous. Him not shooting Roy in the leg made him look incompetent. Couldn’t he have at least been wearing a bulletproof vest to make the stabbing less fatal?

That wasn’t what I was expecting at all, and I loved it.

That last scene was an amazing mixture of comedy, heart, and terror. Wayne clanking what looks like a fanta bottle into Oles fanta was maybe the funniest moment of the season.

I also wonder why they have used that piece this season in the instances that they did. In S3 it obviously made sense since we saw Wrench sitting next to Nikki after the music started. But I don’t know if there’s supposed to be a significance to its usage in this season.

It’s weird how they keep dropping a variation of “Wrench and Numbers”. Once or twice this episode and again several eps ago, I think when Gator was provoking Munch outside his car. The only time that I recall that they played that outside of season one was when Wrench showed up on the bus in S3.

Now Dave Foley is one of the Kids in the Hole.

She strikes me as Apolitical. Money is her only concern.

Brian Cox is in this series? As superhero?

If only he was “Dave Tillman” and not “Roy.”

My man Bruce! You already know I’m right there with you; Dorothy’s puppet show last week garnered zero sympathy from me for that scumbag. He’s somehow gotten even MORE insufferable with each passing episode! RIP Danish Graves. Not a smart move (especially for a lawyer) to not let Lorraine (or ANYONE) know that you…

I hope that about half the next episode is Ole Munch torturing Gator to death, or better yet, a condition of constant excruciating pain while living another 60 years. Really, one of the most vile characters I have ever seen. I want to see Roy totally emasculated by Dorothy and Mama Lyon and Indira...hopefully both…

Usually I instantly roll my eyes at slow, dramatic versions of pop songs, but the Toxic scene is absolutely how to do it right. Everything we now know about Britney Spears is clearly a deliberate part of the effect, and one that’s all the more fulfilling for having to work a bit to realize it.

God, I miss when I was only 36.

Mr. Wrench’s theme song played during the tracker reveal.

That last scene tonight with the phone call with VD and the closing shot of Lorraine seeing the photos of a battered Dot was A+ Jennifer Jason Leigh. She definitely should get awards for this role.

A few weeks ago, I said Lorraine gives me Mom from Futurama vibes. Well, her husband could be Franklin Sherman from The Critic.

Personally, I’m moving Lorraine from villain to the “Magnificent Bastard” category. If she actually teams up with Dorothy, the outcome is a forgone conclusion.

Shrug. I really enjoyed this episode. Maybe Hawley is leaning a bit too heavy into what he perceives fan’s like out of the show after the season 4 reception, but it is working for me, warts and all.