Thanks for thread, HW!

Eastcoast, I haven't been to the grocery store -- too cold! (as in -4 and below cold). Tonight's snack is a small can of ginger ale and a large bowl of popcorn with real butter. I'm going to go make that in a minute. What are you having?

I couldn't have said it any better myself, Big Badd Bazzer.

Jellybean's always been my favorite, beside Red (although Red's crew is always my favorite on the show). If I have to pick someone from the other end, it's Aram.
 

I thought the show was excellent! It was an excellent tribute to Clark Middleton and the character we loved as Glen. The actress they picked as Paula was perfect as Glen's mom., and the eulogies by Huey Lewis and Red were very touching.  I was surprised Red's didn't include the word loyal. I think what cracked me up the most was hearing Paula call Dembe "Bill."  also enjoyed Aram and Alina's storylines. 

Huey Lewis was a stunningly good guest star.
His nonchalance with Steve (Spader/Red) breaching his security was pitch perfect.
Showing up at the DUV to eulogize Glen was a clear demonstration of what incredible power the mere mention of Red Reddington does to people - even self-reliant musical millionaires like Huey Lewis. 
Once he realized he was dealing with Reddington he snapped to attention and scrambled to attended Glen's farewell service. He also made it his point to incorporate many of the things he actually remembered Red's "Steve" telling him about Glen. 
I can't remember a fictional character who was only in a baker's dozen of a prime TV drama's episodes receiving such a glorious double eulogy. It was so well-deserved.

Spader showed us how much a man can be missed even if he's not the perfect design of civility in today's society. 

We will all miss Clark Middleton's Glen. So very much. . . ! ! !

I thought Trudy was one of those women sitting on Paula's counch.