Al is surprised to find a door that connects his place to the Pioneer, finds a despondent Merrick, who explains that Tolliver has wrecked his newspaper office in retribution for not publishing the county commissioner's notice.
At the Chez Amis, Tolliver enlists Lee to dispose of the three whores' bodies.
Joanie is badly shaken, and confides her secret to Charlie Utter.
At the Grand Central, a seething Utter continuously insults Wolcott and accuses him of stepping on his foot. Charlie unleashes a string of profanities and ends up beating the man brutally in the street. Bullock finally stops Utter's savage attack, and Al, begins to connect Charlie's actions to the evacuation of the prostitutes the night before.
Most of the time, Bullock is a pussy this season. He does nothing, just goes about his business, doing what amounts to almost nothing. Somebody please give him his balls back already! And Al keeps improving, but not nearly as fast as he should, to get this stagnant show running. I sure hope he does - for all our sakes, and soon. As it stands now, it's little more than a borefest than as fun as it was last season.
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