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Billy puts Wade Blackwood on the stand and under oath, forcing him to admit every detail of his scheme to steal the state's water.
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| Billy Bob Thornton | ... | Billy McBride | |
| Nina Arianda | ... | Patty Solis-Papagian | |
| Tania Raymonde | ... | Brittany Gold | |
| Diana Hopper | ... | Denise McBride | |
| Julie Brister | ... | Marva Jefferson | |
| Ana de la Reguera | ... | Marisol Silva | |
| Graham Greene | ... | Littlecrow | |
| Shamier Anderson | ... | Dario / Anton | |
| Julia Jones | ... | Stephanie | |
| Amy Brenneman | ... | Diana Blackwood | |
| Dennis Quaid | ... | Wade Blackwood | |
| Illeana Douglas | ... | Rita | |
| Shelby Rabara | ... | Sumi Sen | |
| Googy Gress | ... | Boyd Paxton | |
| Leslie Grossman | ... | Rochelle Purple | |
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Billy puts Wade Blackwood on the stand and under oath, forcing him to admit every detail of his scheme to steal the state's water.
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Dennis Quaid is one of those villains so villainous, he may as well wink into the camera and say, "I'm a villain, and I love it." He does says a whole lot in this episode, including what everything is coming down to, and finally in a courtroom after hours and hours of mind trips and desert-land slownburn, the exposition explains so many things there's hardly a case here to dig into since it's already dug up. Spelled out. Which is either lazy writing or simply rushed writing. Either way, the inevitable idealism reigns here, and is a bit much (Billy even mentions the overused cliche of the 1% vs the rest of us poor souls, blech). Still though, things are shaping up. And in a season of loose, strange clay, there's nowhere else to go at this point but to the... point, already.