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I see what you did there.

The one that cracked me up the most was when Guillermo drank the blood and then smashed the glass and said, "what do we do next?" And Colin Robinson said, "get a broom." I had to pause it for a minute I was laughing so hard.

This is my problem with the new series, as well. One of the things that made the original Justified work so well was Raylan's history with Harlan. He knew everyone (or at least their families) and they knew him (or at least Arlo). He knew how they thought, how they operated, he knew the out of the way hollers, and hunting cabins where someone might be hiding out, and backroads that weren't on any map. I know this series is based on a story where Raylan is not actually a character. They shoehorned him in to the series so they could call it Justified, and it shows.

In the episode a couple of seasons ago where they showed the hellhound living in Nutley with Baron and The Sire, he barked at a squirrel in a tree and it was like a flamethrower. So he's always been a hellhound.

Yay, the hellhound! This season has just had all kinds of disturbing stuff: the familiar vet clinic, the Nadja/Colin mashup, the hybrids, the hybrid koi spawn... Also why they freaked out when The Sire escaped. If anything happened to him ALL vampires would die (supposedly).

To make matters worse, Vivian Olyphant is actually 20 years old.

Did I hear wrong or did Willa say she was at conversion therapy camp?

He did miss Boyd when he was running away from Grubes's cabin. (I just binge watched all of Justified before watching this).

Which just reminded me of Nandor a few episodes back saying humans have such short lives. They only live, what? 200, 300 years?

I'm going to have to rewatch. Because I could've sworn when the air traffic controller went and watched the CCTV footage each of the hijackers went through a different security line.

I have somehow completely missed how all these people got guns onto the plane. The switcheroo in the forest was lame; I can't believe not one of those people in the situation room figured out that's what had happened.

What happened to the adorable hellhound?

The only people who got any hope or joy were the new characters, namely Destiny and Darren. I don't care about them.

I echo what scruff and Greek mom said. One other thing that really bugged me: Horse had family. In the movie, they were the audience for the rehearsal. I guess he could've fallen out with them, but they could've said that.

So, D'Arcy went from being prescribed painkillers to abusing painkillers to being in recovery from painkillers in the space of about 3 episodes? What was the point of that? It's as stupid as the fake pregnancy storyline with the mayor's wife.

This is bugging me, although my husband speculates it's something to do with Rebecca. But what's REALLY bugging me is, why did she not recognize her younger self when she met her? IIRC, they both saw the symbol on the rock, and Amy said it looks like my family's symbol (or whatever) and Autumn said, "you're an Abbott?" like she was surprised.

Billy ate the dirt from the rock, because of course he did.

Nice work, Pink Ribbons! I paused it at a spot that cut off the audience just to the right of Mercedes.

Did anyone else notice Rona Thorne and Mercedes Moreno at the IIA orientation?

Yes! I had no idea she lost so much weight. I almost didn't recognize her.

Count me in as one who doesn't think Kevin got shot, but the ham-handed misdirection was really, really annoying. If Kevin shot an intruder why are they asking who would have a beef with him or asking about an argument with Neil? And Allison had traces of blood on her hands in the interrogation room. Flashing neon signs that Kevin is the one who got shot even though that is mostly likely not the case.

I thought the soup was going to catch on fire too! (Well actually I thought they'd show Prince Chauncley moving the spoon to his mouth then cut to the hall being in flames.) Last week when the King found out the treaty was blown and said to Chauncley, "you suck" I was DYING. If you haven't seen the Extras episode with Daniel Radcliffe, I highly recommend it. He's hilarious. The episodes with Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen are great, too.

I just watched last Tuesday's episode of Body Cam, and one of the cases took place here in Spokane. I couldn't wait to hear what a light sentence the guy got (we are notorious for having a "revolving door" jail). Sure enough, the guy has 3 warrants, is charged with car theft and resisting arrest and whatever else and gets...four days in jail.

I could've sworn when she was first reported missing they said they had footage of her inside the hotel but none of her leaving. And ugh, I watched American Monster about Arthur Burney, which has already been covered on Murder Calls, Fatal Vows, and of course Snapped. I wish ID would get stop reusing cases all the time.

I swear, I feel like half the stuff I watch on ID or listen to on podcasts I've already seen on Snapped. In fact, that last Evil Lives Here case was on Snapped