Anyone have a theory on what happened to Harper and Ambrose when they went on a joyride at Extreme Rules?

If it weren't for Helix, this would be my choice for dumbest show on TV. Don't get me wrong, it can be entertaining stupidity, but holy cats is this show dumb.

These sorts of things happen when you haven't fought one person for so long. He's been specialized in
groups, battling gangs for local charities, that kind of thing.

If this show doesn't end with a pile of dead bodies, it'll be a disappointment.

Welp, with Brock Lesnar signed to a multi-year deal, Roman Reigns might very well be crushed like an insect on Sunday.

Great recap! Looking forward to the Wrestlemania review.

I'm looking forward to the day when the Hulkster claims he gave Andre the Giant a Canadian Destroyer in front of a billion people at Wrestlemania III.

I'm throwing in another glowing recommendation for Mr. Burns, especially if you know anything about the history of theater and/or The Simpsons. Act III was incredible. If I hadn't seen The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Mr. Burns would have been my favorite show I've seen in the past year.

Why do I get the feeling what the badger guy was talking about at the town hall meeting with the local animals before getting cut off is going to end up being a massive plot point in the next episode or two?

After Art's meeting with Katherine Hale in this episode, I don't think anyone is safe. I was hoping Art would get the "Tommy Lee Jones in No Country for Old Men" treatment as being the lawman who's seen too much, but if he sticks his nose too far into this mess, it won't end well for him.

He's spent an inordinate amount of time covered in other people's blood. I think he's earned a reprieve.

Also, after his conversation with Boyd, I'm pretty sure on Raylan's Netflix has "Heat" in the "Watch It Again" category.

More than anything, when Justified ends, I am going to miss having Wynn Duffy and Mikey in my life.

That end scene was just about the most horrifying thing I've ever seen. I seriously might not sleep tonight.

So…is this episode going to undo the events of Death in Heaven? It looked like the Dream Crab got The Doctor at the same place where Clara was threatening him to bring Danny Pink back, plus Death in Heaven ended with Santa showing up out of nowhere.

A shiny tuppence to whomever gets a clean transfer of the VHS version! The removal of "When Love Is Gone" is so freaking jarring from the DVD/Blu-Ray/Netflix versions.