| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Timothy Olyphant | ... | Raylan Givens | |
| Nick Searcy | ... | Art Mullen | |
| Joelle Carter | ... | Ava Crowder | |
| Jacob Pitts | ... | Tim Gutterson | |
| Erica Tazel | ... | Rachel Brooks | |
| Natalie Zea | ... | Winona Hawkins (credit only) | |
| David Eigenberg | ... | Arnold Pinter | |
| Greg Cromer | ... | Travis Travers | |
| Page Kennedy | ... | Curtis Mims | |
| Erin Cardillo | ... | Samantha | |
| Jessica Camacho | ... | Sherese Mason | |
| Kiersten Lyons | ... | Laurie Slade | |
| Todd Cattell | ... | EMT | |
| Sam Ayers | ... | Jimmy the Bartender | |
In tracking a confidential informant, Raylan goes against a pair of violent ex-cons who are just dying for a showdown with "the Kentucky Cowboy." Written by FX Publicity
Wow, this episode is MISERABLE compared to the previous 2. MISERABLE. If the pilot was a 9 and the second one was an 8, this was a 2 ... maybe even a 1. The writing is weak, and there are 2 performances that I would call "porn quality." Just MISERABLE. I literally felt like I was watching some 70s cop show. The direction was slow, the edits were lazy, and the three guest stars were all totally lacking in acting chops. Writing-wise, there were a handful of strong lines in the first 5 minutes, but there was no shimmer coming off the page thereafter. I do hope this writer and director are not -- either of them -- entrusted with another episode of what looked like a promising series.