Well…that would make sense, actually.
I'm still expecting some extremely fucked up shit to happen next week though.

I just said, "well, of course."
Let's face it, we knew those cops were all dying 15 minutes into the episode.

It could work out where it means two things…

Probably so the dumbasses don't shoot each other…

It was Mr. Noodle's brother who died, actually. That's my mistake…I didn't know they were two different people.

And he's only been in Sioux City for this episode. I'm not sure he's lumping everybody in with what happened here.
…I am wondering if, by asking Malvo if he'd ever been to Sioux City, he was implying he was an alien.

You think I'm not upset!
(ahem)
Cheyenne didn't have time to get checked out by a doctor though. Hank does, assuming South Dakota's EMTs are more competent than their police officers. According to Tarantino though (and let's be honest. A lot of us are basing our knowledge of gut shot wounds on Reservoir Dogs), guys that…

He did it smart though…I'm not saying he ain't an asshole, just smarter than all them other dead assholes.

Who might be peeing too, and you'd be none the wiser!
…I don't pee in pools. Just playing Devil's Advocate here.

He did mention in Season One that it was something not even human that he saw…does that count as a reverse spoiler?

You're not even considering the fact that Lou probably didn't know about some of those murders.

I don't know…the shot is in a similar place to where Cheyenne got shot on Once Upon a Time in the West and…that nod at the end and thinking about Once Upon a Time in the West made me think of Cheyenne saying, "Now ride on, Harmonica. I don't want you to watch me die."

Maybe they don't sound the same as vintage farts. Maybe, at first, they were believable (I gotta believe they were meant for actual pranks) and they got more cartoonish as the years went on?

Last year, my nephew got a Tickle Me Elmo from the secondhand store. When you tickle it, and it bends over to laugh, it violently slams it's head onto the floor, followed by it trying to get up and then slamming itself into the ground again, all while laughing like a goddamn loon.

Well, they are hanging out with children, mostly. It's not like that, "oh please, Mr. Noodle was my father's name" line would play well with three year olds. That's probably why I assumed it was the same actor, actually. Otherwise, they would have said, "This is Mr. Noodle's brother. We call him Skeeter."

…this whole time, I thought Mr. Noodle and Mr. Noodle were the same guy. Although, now that I think back, I did see Mr. Noodle's brother more than Mr. Noodle.

…the guy who played Mr. Noodle is actually dead now. You might have seen him in other things. He was a homeless in The Fisher King, he was a guy that got killed in Jurassic Park III, he was the inmate that Percy, goddamned bastard that he is, roasted on The Green Mile.
*sigh*
R.I.P. Mr. Noodle

It's a Fozzy Bear with bad emphysema.

You can't be scary when you have two lazy eyes.

Thank you for reminding me that The Drew Carey Show was not the first show to go completely off the wall…I honestly forgot about Married with Children. Yea, tbs was the one showing The Drew Carey Show when I first got satellite back. That, Just Shoot Me, News Radio and the essentials, like Friends, Everybody Loves…