Preacher: The End of the Road

"Everything has a price. You understand?"

How do I put this?

Preacher: On Your Knees

"I'm here to kill a man."

There certainly were a few bows that were taken in this episode.

Preacher: Backdoors

"Next time get the man his plum cake, or watch your back!"

Here we have another episode that I enjoyed, even though not a whole lot really happened.

Preacher: Dirty Little Secret

"This is the Messiah, Humperdoo!"

This show has its ups and downs, just like its source material. And like its source material, it can't be denied that it ranks as one of the most WTF-inducing shows of its time.

Preacher: Puzzle Piece

"I hear you've been looking for God, preacher. Perhaps I can help."

Though still reveling in vagueness, Preacher does manage to pick up steam in this episode. They try to be wildly, aesthetically unique every week, but they really went big here.

Preacher: Holes

"Bite me. Bite me. Bite me..."

The slow-paced format of AMC shows really does not work for this story and these characters.

Preacher: Pig

"If you're looking for signs of the apocalypse, I would start with men selling off their souls."

Of course, the first episode that is centered around Herr Starr would be the one where a pig can fly.

Preacher: Sokosha

"Say your prayers, preacher."

We finally get our showdown with the Saint of Killers.

Preacher: Dallas

"This is America. Nut up or get out."

We take a break this episode to recount, through the use of flashbacks, the tale of how Jesse and Tulip broke up.

Preacher: Viktor

"Welcome to Hell, Eugene."

This episode explores two subjects I normally avoid: Hell and Hitler.

Preacher: Damsels

"Rrrrr..."

The title is very appropriate.

Preacher: Mumbai Sky Tower

"People like violence."

Despite all the hilarious insanity and outrageous characters, Preacher is a story with a message.

Preacher: On the Road

"I hope you do find him, preacher. You. Will. Shit yourself."

Preacher picks up from where we left off, with the outset of Jesse Custer's epic Search For God. We are thrust right back into the show's manic rhythm, and it wants you to know how good it is to be back.

Preacher: Call and Response

"WHERE IS GOD?"

This season really just came and went, didn't it? Before I get into what I thought of it overall, here's how they left things in the finale. There's a lot to cover, so strap in.

Preacher: Finish the Song

Homeless guy: Whole town's talkin' about it. You gonna bring down God Almighty his-self to church on Sunday?
Jesse: If the sheriff don't catch me first.

We are close to the end and things are getting explosive.

Preacher: El Valero

"DENOUNCE HIM!"

This show is so beautifully crazy. I love it. It's just my cup of tea.

Preacher: He Gone

"COME BACK! COME BACK! COME BACK! COME BACK!!!"

They say faith can move mountains. Well, if that is the case, then I suppose doubt can drop those mountains right into the deep sea.

Preacher: Sundowner

"God may not make mistakes, but people are bloody famous for it!"

This was something of a major episode.

Preacher: South Will Rise Again

"We grow or we die, Miles. We grow or we die."

It's been a slow burn, but I think we're finally getting somewhere.

Preacher: Monster Swamp

"Serve God!"

Honestly, I thought this episode was more than a little boring.