I agree with you. It was totally Wes Anderson for me. Lightweight, gimmicky bloodless version of violence.
Funny thing is, conversely I was complaining about the Budapest Hotel movie, saying I wished Anderson had gone full Coen brothers.

Yup. At the dealership.

I know, right?? Me too. But I kind of figured anyway, but yeah it comes on too late for me sometimes so I decided not to watch Tuesday night.

For a filler episode, it wasn't that bad at all. I'm loving Molly and Gus so much. They're so sweet (and I'm not normally a big shipper).

Fish FALLING. Emphasis on falling. Show me a video. You said European…which means white when one reads between the lines.

Overwhelming evidence? WHERE? Yeah because everything you read in the newspaper is correct, right? You look at media reports, I look at the Library of Congress. And yet there is NO video evidence anywhere and scientists are admittedly skeptical.They're not saying it can't happen but you do have to wonder. But you…

I meant Chazz' alibi for the night of the murders. If he doesn't have a good one he may be screwed. But either way we shall see.

From what I read, some fish in those areas CRAWL from one body of water to another. In these modern times, what is oddly absent is a single video of fish actually FALLING. You just see them lying or crawling on the ground quite alive. If they were to fall from a high point, wouldn't they be dead?

There are probably innocent people in prison right now with far less unlikely-sounding stories than Chazz.

The only good thing about the episode is it had me saying No Way and OMG! In horror, of course. But at least it wasn't boring!

I thought there was some inference of the kid being autistic or something. No way anyone is going to believe him, and his very response to the situation says as much as to why.

Yeah!

a sweet, heartwarming CRASTER family tale…

Shake, Shake, Shake
Shake, Shake, Shake,
Shake your Sansa, Shake your Sansa…

Yeah!

Yeah!

The best bad guys usually relish every moment of their villainy (as do we!).

The problem is, he didn't try to hide his creepiness this time. So we saw the push coming a million miles away. Would've been better if he had genuinely smiled and walked Lysa AWAY from the door for a little while. He was off his game.

Oh man that was funny!
Reminds me of Shaun's Mom in Shaun of the Dead, who remarked that her neighbors had become a little "bite-y".

Her character is a cold-blooded killer at this point. She's just getting into character.