Justified

Great moment. Art better not retire. I'm hoping Nick Searcy is in no hurry to give up the best gig of his career, unlike some Dan Stevens fop.

 

Most of the time in TV and movies when there's this much talk about a cop retiring he doesn't live long enough to get that gold watch. I'm hoping that's just a misdirect in Art's case.


I just hope Art remains the boss so we can see his reaction after Raylan and Rachel make the mistake of sleeping together.

 

Boyd could have called Detroit with a picture of Shelby to confirm he was Drew and the directions to Noble Holler [sp?] and collected a hefty sum. He could have explained that because of his white power history he was known and unwelcome. Boyd could have kept his $300k and made some more cake from Detroit.

Limehouse would have been putting his people in more danger than at any other time in Limehouse's life.

 

See? Better. Wish they could reshoot.

 

Can somebody explain to me how in the fuck the Marshal's office and the state police staked out Shelby/Drew's h ome and didn't think to go to his fucking office (where he and Ellie Mae had their little confab before hitting the road). Are you serious? That's beyond dumb.

 

Drewbacca

 

Underestimate Bob at your own peril.

I'm pretty surprised nobody but Yolo and the nameless Detroit sniper died. I kept thinking Bob, Johnny, Ava, Art or somebody was going to bite it in this episode.

 

I really though Colt thought that Art was Thompson and was going to shoot him. But it didn't surprise me what he ended up doing. Really enjoyed the talk between the former snipers, even if I wasn't sure what the heck they were saying half the time.

 

Yeah, having Tim and Colt cross paths a couple of times earlier in the season really paid off in this episode. I wasn't actually sure why Colt shot the Detroit guy, whose name was Mort apparently, but I figured maybe it was in case the Detroiters were under orders to take out Boyd and his guys once the job was done.

 

Yeah, Colt must have figured if he came back without the job being done he was a dead man.

 

People about to face death should be called Mort

 

Love the job Ron Eldard did with Colt this season.
And bumping this, as we head toward the season finale.