I didn't recognize the actress, but she looked familiar.

When they did the close-up of the nurse putting the gun in the back of his pants, my first thought was "oh goodness, he's going to shoot himself in the arse."

He also tucked his shirt back over the gun, could that account for not seeing it later? Because my other solution is that Olyphant didn't want the actor falling heavily on his junk with a hard prop.

DEWEY! Man, I was so sick with nervousness for him. Dude's too stupid to have that much evil heaped on him. I was so happy for the fakeout.

I'm wondering about the transplant chick's motives for killing her beau? Was it just that he got greedy and sloppy? Man, the prison guard was greedy and mean (and Stashwick is hilarious), but that prison nurse was just awful and cruel.

McDonough continues to scare the crap out of me. And I'm disappointed in Limehouse. There I was, all "oh, such an honourable criminal, delivering the bad news of Mags' financial discrepancies", but no, he's being two-faced about honouring Mag's agreement while ripping her/Dickie off.

She's Juliet from Psych

When does Psych start up again?

Feb. 29

Ah, I don't watch that show. I hate Sean enough to counteract the Gus.

They did that thing with casting a familiar face in an "unremarkable" role, and then she turns out to be the villain. So I spent time working out who she was, and then wondering why she'd take the role of "the nurse" in the show, and voila! They should really work on mixing up casting more, in general.

It even works retroactively on Law & Order -- a young unknown who has turned out to be Someone is generally the doer.

But not Enver!

Okay, he's not Someone, but he's Someone to me.

So the note at the end...did Winona leave him?

I think that's what we're supposed to think, Dana, but I doubt it. I could have sworn I saw her briefly in the clip for next week, but even if not, she seemed pretty sincere to me about how she felt about him. So my bet is on a misdirect or her being in danger again.