Angelo, you are a sick, sick man. I came into the episode noticing how this was the first episode after a mid-season break. I thus had a feeling that we would be getting some follow-up, not only about Pete, but probably about Walter as well.
From the moment that Walter ran out of his burning house in his underwear, carrying a pig, I had a little feeling about what direction that this was all going. Turns out, I was right. It was quite sick once I got to thinking more about and I was disturbed that I connected the dots. What disturbs me even more is that it was written. I guess I never quite realized how sick you actually were, Angelo. I did like the conclusion, nonetheless, with Walter Spleen being banished from the town... with his animals. I sure as hell would want someone like that long gone if they lived near me.
The Pete mystery also had a conclusion. While I was able to figure things out beforehand with Walter Spleen, I wasn’t with Pete. The skeleton confused me at first, but in the end, the answers were given and I understood. It was a good shocker and something that I don’t think anybody could have been able to predict.
Despite the writer of Weeki Wachee having such a sick mind, this was probably my favorite episode yet and in my eyes, things keep getting better and better. With my expectations of the series getting higher, hopefully Weeki Wachee will be able to keep up its awesomeness.
Jimbo’s Next Theory
Since a lot of loose-ends were tied up in this episode and I don’t have much to go off of, I’ll go with something a little out there. I think that London may get interested in Rome, causing an even greater rift in his and Cairo’s relationship.
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