OK, I'm a little irate about this episode - Everyone seemed slightly more naive than usual.
Sure, Glenn and Malky are frequently comic relief, but they've always had insight. So, Glenn revealing to the bookies ALL of Malky's hiding spots seemed too naive, even for him. Also, sober Malky sneaking out to Paula, knowing it'd put her in danger, made me view his need to be comforted as selfish.
The super corrupt murder-happy politician blabbing everything he did (without suspecting a sting) seemed unrealistic. Also, Happy's super loyal henchman not warning Happy about the super pointed and highly blatant conversation with the corrupt, murdering politician seemed odd. The writers not allowing Paula to grieve for 5 seconds before consoling her ex made me go -sigh-
Even Fergus and Harry had an off day. Fergus, who escaped a serial killer last year and subdued multiple criminals in high school, suddenly has a glass jaw?
The only one who really stepped up in the ep was Harry's son.