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[Justified] Season 4 - Raylan makes the Canadian Tuxedo look SEXY.
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One funny thing about Terriers is that the final episode introduced a well-dressed businessman behind the ongoing plot of the season that (probably) would have had something do with future episodes...played by Neal McDonough. Guy has got his niche.
You know, I've refused to watch the last episode specifically because I didn't want to be left with an unresolved cliff hanger related to that giant real estate scheme, but being able to attribute everything to Neal McDonough somehow puts a nice cap on it all in my mind.
That last episode provides closure, you should watch it. No stupid cliff-hangers.
Neal McDonough's appearance is mostly about resolving the season-long plot, while still providing a bit of "possible future threat".
Justified is right up there, though, I am a huge fan of this show. It's also funny because I live in Lexington, and I have friends who are from Harlan, so there is particular relevance for me.
"Those people who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do."
If Raylan loses his kid or something I will not be happy.
Future spoilers:
So rest assured.
The Shield stayed more or less good throughout it's run (aside from a few bumps along the way that most long-running shows hit), but I thought it could have been a season shorter (though that's nitpicking).
Yes, you really truly should finish The Shield.
If you mean that it takes place in Detroit or Miami, I don't see that happening. Kentucky is a character and putting the show anywhere else does a lot to turn it into just another cop drama.
If you mean that Detroit and Miami are suddenly more interested in the business opportunities there...yeah, that'd be okay. Although we sort of already had that this season.
Holy fucking shit
That was amazing.
And Wynn Duffy losing his shit was classic as always. Blowing up the car at that moment was a hilariously stupid move though, but not so much that it reeked of plot convenience since Duffy is kind of stupid anyway.
Yeah, that was good.
Also, one complaint about Quarles
However, I did take the opportunity to watch the pilot, since it was available for free. It was kinda cool looking back at how things started.
Apparently I am the only person on earth that liked Thief
But I really liked Thief
and next week looks like it's gonna be even better
if i was raylan i don't think i'd be able to follow all this shit goin on around me and just throw up my hands and be all this shit is getting too confusing i'm outa here
At least Dickie got caught, but again, par for the course. Arlo should kill him. Maybe next week. The stuff with Limehouse and Loretta was good, but was a small part of the episode.
The dialog throughout the episode was good too, though, while I drudge up things to cover up the Quarles mess.
On topic for this episode, yeah, chaining up the badass mad man with nothing but an ankle bracelet was laughably silly.
Boyd also doesn't have the muscle to post a guy to keep watch over him; the lack of strong bodies in his organization has been a running theme all season.
also keeping a shotgun in the trailer and allowing the ho's to play with his pistol is the height of stupidity
Also, remember that Boyd/Ava just took over the brothel--I'm sure he had no idea there was a shotgun in that trailer.
If anything, Boyd's real error in judgment was leaving Quarles under the care of the prostitutes, who are new members of the organization--but as I said, it's not like he had a lot of choice there. Devil's dead, Arlo's old and crazy, Johnny's in a wheelchair, and he and Ava have things to do.
As for the ending, I don't think Quarles
The fact that we didn't actually see it onscreen is a pretty good indication that it was something other than the obvious answer (ie. Quarles did it). I wouldn't be surprised if your theory or some variation on it (Wynn Duffy maybe? I can't remember how big the space between the bomb and the gunshot was) is correct.
Tom seemed pretty sharp too. Though with the car fire burning, who knows.
I noticed the show didn't have one of the "next time on.." clips; where a man's hand points a handgun at one of the girls in the trailer.
Everything else was stellar.
Plus to be honest, what does Boyd care if they escape?
The second dude is either going to stay and help him get the money (by telling him what safety deposit box it's in) or he's not; there's no need to keep him at gunpoint. And Johnny is generally capable of standing (well, sitting) guard.