Justified, Season 4

[Yoda]

Maybe. I first thought that was just an excuse to get her out of the scene a little bit so Ava could reminisce about her childhood visits without interference. But looking at it again I guess the real estate agent was kind of playing with her phone expectantly.

Obviously they've been playing up Boyd's desire for his family name to be established among the elite. So I get the idea behind that scene... it was just weird for me. My experience with real estate around here, showing up in jeans, t-shirt and flip-flops is they were still bright and cheery even when I outright said something I was looking at just wasn't in my price range.

[auntiehill]

Phew! Lots of stuff happening tonight.

Seems Ellen May finally wised a up tiny bit (but only a tiny bit) when she realized what it meant by Ava & Boyd wanting Shelby. Ouch.

I was kinda hoping the sharp shooter would take Colt out; the dude's a dick. I guess they're saving that for the finale. Good to see Limehouse again; he's a formidable character.

Jim Beaver is all kinds of awesome. I'm hoping he survives the finale, but it doesn't look good.

[sojourner]

Actually, the whole episode went south when Limehouse appeared. Got tired of him last season. He sucked the life right out of the episode.

[Yoda]

Yeah not a fan of Bubba Gump Shrimp on this show either. Too hokey for me. Otherwise was a pretty decent episode. Next week looks good.

[FFunctionalData]

Oh, hell no. Hell no. Get back over here. First thing we're gonna do is we're gonna acknowledge that this guy's awesome. I mean, he shoots Theo Tonin, fakes his own death in a spectacular fashion, pushes a guy out of an airplane while he's flying it, parachutes into Harlan County with enough coke and cash to jumpstart the economy of a small country, and then he has the balls to get a job in law enforcement, not once, but two times. He spends a couple of days riding around with you while you're looking for him, and now he's run off with a hooker that's half his age. That's some badass shit.

Well said Art. Well said

[auntiehill]

^That WAS pretty well said. Art always gets the best lines.

[Icemizer]

I dont know if I would watch the show without Art in it. I look forward to his lines more than anyone elses in the whole show. The above mentioned bit of dialogue was brilliant.

So just how did the helicopter find this random field in Harlan county. Flare? No. GPS? No. Highly accurate description given by Boyd Crowder? Bwahahhahahahaha.

[Mutenroshi]

Did Bobby just say 'balls'?

Oops, sorry, wrong show...

[auntiehill]

I caught that, too. I wonder if he improvised that?

*sigh* I miss Bobby.

[auntiehill]

Ooo! Tonight's episode was GOOD.

Poor Constable Bob! That was very hard to watch.

Good to see Tim spot the set-up; I loved the reaction to his quick thinking. "Damn. They circled the wagons!" I hate Colt; I hope Tim takes him out.

Speaking of being taken out, I'm guessing that Jimmy isn't long for this world.

[Mutenroshi]

You mean cousin Johnny?

[sojourner]

Colt's not a great guy, but he is a good character.

As for spotting the setup, hell, I've never even served in the military and I would have been suspicious of that arrangement of vehicles.

From a timeline point of view the setup was a little silly. Colt and the other guy got that arranged in less than half an hour - including the explosives. riiigght.

[auntiehill]

Mutenroshi wrote:

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You mean cousin Johnny?

Oops. Yes, Cousin Jimmy. His days are numbered.

[Yoda]

Yeah, I had to laugh at the instant IEDs... C'mon man. I liked the ep in general, but it took too much suspension of disbelief with the lawmen being desperately on the defensive.

[sojourner]

auntiehill wrote:

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Oops. Yes, Cousin Jimmy. His days are numbered.

Johnny?