Quincannon finds God
Turns out that Prostitute Paintball Wars is a popular pastime for the employees of Quincannon Meatpacking.
Its all in good fun until one of the women winds up dead, falling into the ground itself.
He says this while poor Lacys corpse hangs behind him a tableau of disinterest.
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says Mosie, the world-weary brothel madam.
Tulip wont settle for that.
Jesse has his own plans this week.
He wants to reboot the church.
He wants to bring in more customers.
So he goes to visit Odin Quincannon, the ultimate local bigwig.
Odin turned his back on the higher power long ago, if he ever really believed.
He is a godless man with a god complex: He seeks to own every part of town.
Odin agrees: Why not?
So hes sitting in church when Jesse makes his sermon all about Odin Quincannon, Unbeliever.
Hes not impressed until Jesse uses his newfound powers of suggestion toforceOdin to start believing again.
Meanwhile, the curious men who wont ever die have their own problems.
They carry with them a phone of unknown origin, which they fear desperately.
How can you fear them, whentheyare so afraid?
By the end of the episode, the phone of unknown origin is ringing.
Who or what could be on the other end of the line?
In this episode ofEntertainment Geekly, we talk about the new TV show.
(Like: Did we need aPreacherorigin story?
And: What are Tulip and Cassidy really doing on this show?)
Then we dive deep into spoiler territory, addressing the complete run of the originalPreacher.
Does the comic book series hold up?
(Spoiler alert: It was pretty awesome.)
