Eh, Ani and Ray are okay. But Paul is, in Velcoro's words, "a god warrior."

Woodrugh's actually shown himself to be the best detective of the bunch, despite lacking experience in it. Yes, Ani and Velcoro tracked down some big suspects who've proven important down the line (the mayor's kid, Pitlor, etc.) but it seemed like every episode Paul was doing the leg work in finding phone records,…

Exactly. Woodrugh's actually been the best at detective work, despite, ironically, not being a detective.

Not sure that's the best way to smuggle/hide $20k in possibly shady money.

Agreed. Even with the awful Blue Ball In Your Heart line, he was amazing. Less monologues, more interplay with Jordan, and getting to play gangster and be affable. This was good.

If he gives you that vibe, go see Fright Night. Amazing film, and he channels that into a truly terrifying villainous performance.

This episode solidified Velcoro as one of Farrell's best roles, alongside In Bruges and Fright Night.

Yeah, I hate the Daily Beast for spoiling that.

That's mean. Kitsch, like Sam Worthington keep getting compared to Jay Courtney and they're so much better actors than that guy.

I still want Key and Peele's FBI agents from Fargo to get a True Detective season.

I have never felt happier watching this show than that scene.

*clunk clunk clunk*

Was that MACE TYRELL as the Pawn Shop guy Paul questions? I think I choked on my drink when I saw him.

He seemed killed and tortured in the Hollywood place, with his Vinci place searched. The Torture Shack looked TOO bloody to be from Caspere's killing. Also, it was up north near where the body was found. Caspere was driven around, through LA, up the coast.

So, the updated clues of the season:

This is my favorite episode of the season, and the entire show, really. It ranks just above episode 5 of season one (funny how those tend to be the best episodes).

He was still the best part of that Dorne plotline.

I mean, even recently! He and Nesbitt deserved awards, or at least nominations, for Five Minutes of Heaven. Even in the overrated Love Actually (which has the most unbelievable timeline in a film, ever), Neeson is giving an Oscar-level performance.

My video glitched when I first saw the trailer, you're right. My mistake.

Damn, you're right. I think my video glitched when I first watched the trailer.