i'm really happy with the show thus far. i think they're setting up the mystery well and keeping me interested in the characters we already know and those we've just been introduced to.

Oh yeah. Particularly liking Parker so far -- and the look on Mac's face when she asked her to stay was hysterical.

They also did a good job of re-establishing the VM status quo of her being caught between two opposing worlds and not really being part of either of them.

And we definitely need more Logan/Wallace. Not like that. OK, maybe like that...

I wish they had done the painting reveal last episode, somehow. I like it, but it would have worked better if they hadn't made it all confusing last week.

Why does eveybody think that storyline was confusing? It made perfect sense to me.

this episode had guest stars galore!

I can't believe no one's mentioned Homer Simpson!

I can't believe no one's mentioned Homer Simpson!

am i imagining things or did he say "d'oh!" as he was leaving the room when the guards were given the misinformation?

I knew I knew that guy from somewhere. He doesn't look much like Homer, though....

I know Marjorie from somewhere, but i'm drawing a blank and imdb is giving me no love.

got it. she was in the one episode of What About Brian that i watched and one episode of Charmed. (rewound to watch the guest star credits roll. TiFaux, how i love thee.) her name is Rachelle Lefevre.

oh and Dan totally did a Homer "d'oh!" as he was leaving the room. sounds like it was looped, but yeah. it's there.

I liked this episode a lot. Poor Veronica, she never fails to alienate people while trying to do the right thing.

When Keith was walking through the desert, I was thinking "I hope he thought to bring the bugged pen with him" though I was expecting Vinnie to be tracking it, rather than Liam directly. I guess it's a good thing he decided to use it as bait. Totally called him catching Cormac in the trap thingy, though.

I wonder who cleaned up the cabin. Why would Liam bother, since Cormac did the killing? Or did Cormac clean up after himself during the night before going after Keith. In which case, he couldn't have gotten Kendall's body very far (provided she really is dead. If she's not, she's going to be really pissed about Keith giving all her money away to charity.)

The painting thing totally worked for me, though, following the idea that Kendall was a whole lot smarter than she looked/acted. It was obviously meant as a form of insurance, since it was a pretty safe bet Cormac and Liam wouldn't recognize art on the off-chance Cormac betrayed her. Apparently she underestimated their willingness to kill her without knowing where the money was, though.

Have I mentioned yet how glad I am that Mac is a regular now, even if she hasn't had a chance to do much yet?

When Keith was walking through the desert, I was thinking "I hope he thought to bring the bugged pen with him" though I was expecting Vinnie to be tracking it, rather than Liam directly.

Thanks for filling in the blanks once again, Kalshane.

If she's not, she's going to be really pissed about Keith giving all her money away to charity.

Didn't she give the painting to Keith? Why would she care what Keith did with it?

Didn't she give the painting to Keith? Why would she care what Keith did with it?

no, it was the painting that the cop found with blood on it.

That one girl has played a sorority type girl in EVERY show. . . .okay, LOTS of shows. (You know, Jack's ex-girlfriend the Preacher's Kid from Jack and Bobby. )

Thank you, sumi. Scott and I spent the entire episode trying to remember where we'd seen her, before. It was definitely on Jack and Bobby.

I hadn't recognised her, but the guard guy played Sean on Boy Meets World. I haven't watched that show since sometime around middle school, and I still can't disassociate him from that character.

Yes. And the Horshack kid is Samm Levine, who played Neal Schweiber on Freaks and Geeks. Oh, now I see Gris mentioned that, but I love my F&G kids, so I'll say it again.

Didn't she give the painting to Keith? Why would she care what Keith did with it?

Jon, I think she showed up with the painting (In last season's "Not Pictured") needing Keith's help to flee with it. She probably bought it to make the money more portable/less obvious.

I'm not catching the "Homer" references. Was the actor who provides his voice in this episode? If so, which character did he play?