I'm thinking the old Sinatra version, but I'm sure there are plenty others.

Wait a minute….Laura had an open-casket funeral. She's already been painted and that stuff does not come off in the shower. The hands and chest I can understand, but her face had been put back together and that means wax, so that would have sloughed off in the climb up. Also, her lips would have been sewn shut to…

There's an interesting point. Wasn't it said earlier that he was in jail for assault and battery? But this episode says he's in jail for something else. So….which is it?

Must be something in the air. If it could just squeeze out a storm, everything would be better.

She may get weary
Women do get weary
Wearing that same shabby dress,
But when she gets weary
Try a little tenderness

I have to say, the "turn out the lights so the blind man can escape in the dark" had a very Zatoichi feel to it.

Dude's got a robot body. He can take it.

[David Bowie voice] "He's the pope who sold the woooorld."

We don't know. He could hold his liquor well and that's just how he is.

It IS true that "City of Death" has one of the greatest gags of all time. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Maybe it's like one of those ARGs that distract you from work.

Does anyone remember when the Doctor had a shabby jacket?

As long as we don't end the series with a close-up on a snow globe, we'll be OK.

If anyone would walk backwards into hell…

I bet the lamps for those things cost a fortune. Don't touch them with your fingers!

Looking FABULOUS https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

So, I write this while Clarence Willaims' "You Rascal You" is playing on the radio.

Omigosh, is that a thing? I haven't watched it yet.

Speaking of Sandman, one of the deals made to get Gaiman on the title was Dave McKean would do all the covers. The two had worked together on "Black Orchid". McKean was assigned "Arkham Asylum".

Nice to see where the ifrit's blue suit (that we saw in the diner) came from.