...and what could possibly go wrong??? Those familiar with my favorite half-wit (to be generous) know the answer is EVERYTHING! And pretty much everything does (that can't be a spoiler!) and it is simply compounded when he tries to set up Raylan as the fall guy. His parting line to his victims (to use the term loosely) is hilarious for those who know the show.
Boyd is trying to settle into his new life while everyone (but one) is pulling him back to his old life or assuming he hasn't changed at all. Let's just say it grates upon him... Along with Dewey, Boyd is the standout in this episode. Dewey for the laughs, and Boyd for the dramatic build-up. Both shine, especially together, but for different reasons.
A little more movement on the Bennett front, but not as much as you might expect (or in my case hope for). The tads are up to no good (Suprise, Suprise!) but Mags is absent this episode.
A high-quality episode, as only Justified can do it!
Boyd is trying to settle into his new life while everyone (but one) is pulling him back to his old life or assuming he hasn't changed at all. Let's just say it grates upon him... Along with Dewey, Boyd is the standout in this episode. Dewey for the laughs, and Boyd for the dramatic build-up. Both shine, especially together, but for different reasons.
A little more movement on the Bennett front, but not as much as you might expect (or in my case hope for). The tads are up to no good (Suprise, Suprise!) but Mags is absent this episode.
A high-quality episode, as only Justified can do it!