William Mapother was good on Justified too as an abusive pimp. And he's also Tom Cruise's cousin.

The "peaches/tree" thing is an old blues "floating lyric" that goes back at least to the turn of the 20th century. This iteration seems to have been mainly influenced by Otis Redding in his song "Lovey Dovey". I think it was a pretty awesome meme, at least until Miller got his hands on it.

I was wondering if the soundtrack section was causing the delay. I support posting a partial review first, then updating the rest later, which is a strategy both Teti and Erik Adams have used on other reviews in the past.

Was I the only one who thought it was all going to be a dream?

He's Canadian…

No, this is the source: https://youtu.be/14pdNYXY3Z…

I don't get these comments. It seems to me pretty evident that within the universe of the show the costume is a work in progress. It's not supposed to look slick and cool because it's a first draft.

What?! Bowie's dead?! How come no one told me?

This is the girl.

Maybe this wasn't a great episode, but I'm totally getting me an imaginary German hipster friend from the 60's!

But seriously, by "Are they?" I only meant to suggest how quickly the characters' affections and desires change on this show: there doesn't seem to be any "true love always".

Are they?

I don't know. Winston seems like a real go-getter to me, though.

Who knew Charlie Rose was a love man?

I don't get why the reviewer saw that as evidence of Jessa's personal progress. It made me wonder if she was just running a con on him all along.

Dan Caffrey has to think about his whole life before he writes a Vinyl review…

I'm going to check them out just to watch the shitstorm in the comments section!

The stuff about the ninjas was silly, because a person's heartbeat is probably going to be the least audible thing about them under any circumstances, especially when they're moving around, so you would think that would be the LAST thing he would listen for when tracking someone. I don't know if they took the…

…she quits her job in protest, which is a good character beat that hopefully doesn’t mean Rosario Dawson is off the show for the rest of the season.

Yeah, I just brushed that off as the editor having had an unseen and unheard conversation with the commanding officer, pointing out that Karen was a target, but it played as pretty ridiculous in the episode.