In Episode 5, Peter Dinklage delivers a standout performance as Wendell, Lee's old frenemy who returns for their annual ritual honoring their deceased friend Jesus. Their dynamic—fighting over bookshelf organization, tracking down mysterious land deals, and ultimately reconciling with a "stay greasy" farewell—provides the emotional heart of an otherwise intense episode.Later, after one of our favorite cameos, Lee descends into literal hell. This visually stunning sequence , harking back to Babylon or Apocalypse Now follows Lee through a nightmarish gauntlet of corrupt politicians, police, skinheads, and criminals.We dive deep into the episode's possible use of Robert Johnson's "Hellhound on My Trail"—a reference connecting, for us anyway, Delta blues mythology, ancient hellhound legends, and even Jim Thompson's Oklahoma noir tradition. The episode also features meta-commentary through David Foster Wallace quotes about how clichés contain "overwhelming truth," perfectly highlighting Harjo's use of classic noir tropes with a Tulsa point of view..

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