Sundays 10:00 PM on Showtime  Ray Donovan Review: Score One for
The Father  by at .    It's Fite Nite  For example, Ray was
being too ostentatious on the day he planned to kill Mickey. As
a viewer, we were all screaming in our heads that he shouldn't
be doing the things he was doing: going to Fite Nite when he
hadn't done so even a handful of times in as many years; buying
the girls in his life diamond earrings; carrying around in plain
sight a bag that clearly screamed "hey, I'm a bag of money!" and
generally celebrating as if on that day his life was about to
change forever.  We knew he was giving up his secrets and were
aware those close to him would catch on. Abby and Terry caught
on quite easily, and it wasn't due to poor writing. Ray was
living in a dream. He had imagined a time when his father would
be out of his life for nearly all of it, and it was so close he
could taste it. He lost himself, as humans tend to do. As Ray
has shown he can do, time and again, when it comes to his
family.  None of us ac