This episode starts off with a very particular scenes and spends the entirety pursuing delving into the Docker case, which up to this point, has only been briefly mentioned. It introduces the characters who I am guessing are central to the Bernhardt family's financial troubles, but so much guessswork was required that I was presuming that I had actually missed an episode along the way. There's something wrong with the sequencing in these episodes.
Review of Coyote Is Always Hungry
