how could you question Timothy Olyphant’s ability to do comedy after watching a single moment of Raylan Givens shooting the shit with Deputy Tim Gutterson or Boyd Crowder?(??!?)

Nah, I totally called Christian being the anti-Hammonds’ son. And I figured Sheila’s finger might get caught in Novak’s door. Those reveals were wearing tap shoes.

“Obviously already attractive person gets makeover” isn’t my favorite plot either but it gives Lisa and Abby a sweet moment. I continue to love how the show embraces Lisa as both frankly sexual and a caring mother.

I like that they’ve continued to explore Eric’s relationship with Joel. Joel recognizes that Eric is looking for a father figure/friend, genuinely likes him, but just has a lot on his plate at the moment. Eric is trying to help but can’t stop being his panicky self.

The pacifier under the fridge thing just made me go “Lord these people need to clean under their fridge more”, and with that I’ve turned into my mother, so that’s fun.

‘gorey’ feels more accurate than ‘horror’,

omg, look at the fingernails. yeesh.

I found out that the show was coming back about ten minutes before it aired and I was soooo excited!

I knew a white guy in art school with dreads. He insisted his name was Monsoon and he wore weed paraphernalia everytime I saw him. That was a painful time for me.

What the?

I bet he’s the “shaman” and that’s his spear

A girl in college would always come in late and sit in front of me. Her dreads had bits of...I don’t know what in them and smelled so bad I’d gag.

I can smell the patchouli and b.o. from here.

That seems like the grossest, smelliest, dankest conga line in history.

Just what the world needed...an artisanal mayonnaise human centipede.

Weird paint mixing stick to the right.

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Business in the front. Vision quest in the back.

That whole segment where the two desperately try to work out whether it’s fair to kill a disabled Nazi had me roaring with laughter.