He totally got one in the neck, Naked Gun was exactly what I was thinking as well.

Van Alden: "It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark… and we're wearing Fedoras"

Man… Torrio can take some serious lead. Knowing now that he survived, I think they should have had him get shot like, 13 more times. Then smash cut to 'Fuck it, I'm out"

I've seen David Blaine do a live street performance where he levitated… then took several steps forward and lept down off nothing. I don't believe in magic but this dude is tapped into some serious shit

Am I the only one that keeps forgetting Stacey Keach is alive? I'm not making a jab about his career, he's just looked so unhealthy for so long I've just consistently, you know, assumed he was dead.

That or the cocaine

Did you see how nervous the other three black characters were riding towards zombie hell with the most popular character?

I love that in both Daughter scenes with Chalky and Narcisse, there is a low, building sound, kind of like a wave coming in. With Narcisse, it's played for tension, with Chalky, it's played for clarity.

So… a police procedural?  Yeah, that's what comic fans are dying for.

Shackleford, Rusty Shackleford.  My attorney will speak for me.

Although hank didn't feature in this episode, I realized after last weeks Bat-attackery, and his previous devil-may-care approach to danger… Hank still thinks he's immortal…. like the Highlander.  When he awoke from Gary's tranq in season 3, thinking it had killed him, nobody was there to correct him  With Dean now…

You know, with Doc being able ot raise the dead, Hank being TOTALLY Batman, and Dean even smart enough to rebuild Helper, the Ventures are actually quite far from incompetent, just emotionally damaged to the point of near uselessness.  Failure has always been the core concept to this show, but it'd be nice to see a…

Bring on the episode where Hank signs up for the OSI!

Now THAT!  See THAT?  THAT'S how you clean a fucking BLOODSTAIN!

This was the best possible chaser to Game of Thrones tonight.  Not often the result of a three year wait actually lives up to already lofty expectations.

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Remember that Simpsons episode where Homer replaced Steve Martin as the city's trash official through manipulation and lies, then when he destroys the town and they beg Martin to come back, he takes the podium and, with gusto, says something to the effect of  "Thank you thank you, it's so wonderful to see you people…

How boring would that be, if it was just some dude with no persona.  It's gotta be a gut punch, and it's impossible it's Tim, and pretty damn inconvievable that it's Art.  Rachel is the only one whose viable AND interesting.

As far as racist epitaphs go, the dark meat line was fairly tame.  Inappropriate, but I think it was simply meant to infer how pissed he was with Limehouse, that he would slip something like that.  Real racists say racist shit all the time, the more elevated among them (loose term) only let it slip when they're angry.

If I remember right, Quarle's 'operation' was just an excuse to informally exile him from Detroit.