Ava didn't dress for the event. She dressed for Boyd who requested something pretty.

I'd hate to see anything happen to Helen. Watching her and Arlo snipe at one another is too much fun.
I don't know if Winona is even on Mags' radar. Am I right in thinking that Art and Gary are the only ones who know she and Raylan are together? That's not to say Mags couldn't find out. If she does and Gary has…

I'm not sure Black Pike is done with this yet either Dogstyle. Even Carol said she'd never seen a company roll over so quickly. This isn't the kind of show where a character says something like that then drops the plotline.

Yeah, if she decides to go the route of trying to kill someone other than Raylan, Arlo wouldn't be the best target.

Payback, absolutely. But I doubt Mags is truly motivated by grief over Coover. I think she's more upset about losing Loretta, both personally and because of the threat Loretta now poses to Mags and her remaining boys. I think it's going to be another version of her town hall speech, something intended to rally the…

I'm really interested to see how Ava plays into Boyd's newest plan. I believe he's told her the whole truth about it and after what she saw with his brother's business I wonder if she'll want to take a more active role this time around. For all her talk about kicking Boyd out if he stepped out of line, Ava's invested…

I'm wondering the same thing, especially since the only proof we have that Arlo and Helen signed anything is Boyd's word.

In a way, I think now's the perfect time for Art to reach the end of his rope with Raylan, especially since he's on to Winona's dumbass stunt and Raylan's efforts to keep her out of prison. When Raylan went off the reservation in the past, Art commented on it but kind of let it slide since there was some legitimate…

I wouldn't be surprised if Mags' father was no picnic either, it seems to be a theme on this show. I think Mags saw a lot of herself in Loretta, especially in the way Loretta was basically running the show for her not-so-bright daddy. I think Mags will mourn the loss of Loretta more than Coover, at least privately,…

Bad choice of words on my part Electric Sheep, that's not what I meant at all. Carol said herself that she can't bring herself to care about the people whose lives are affected by Black Pike while Raylan can't help but care. That's what I was getting at.

I could have watched Boyd dancing with Ava for another 20 minutes.

Ha! That makes the fact that Carol had no idea why the land she was trying to secure for the company was so valuable all the better.

I was too tearinitup. I hated Carol and was glad - for the first and probably the only time - to see Raylan keep his pants on. Someone commented last week that Raylan needs a good old fashioned no strings attached fuck. I agree with that, but he'd be better off picking someone up in a bar. Screwing Carol would be like…

Between Raylan and Coover, Dickie was really thrown around like a ragdoll.

Winona better have a damn good reason for dodging Raylan's calls, although I can't think of one that would satisfy me. While I think Raylan should walk away from that mess, I'm with Judge Reardon — Winona's not going to do better than Raylan. She's even dumber than I thought.

I agree with Zack on the "just a kid" angle. Loretta was smart when the pedophile came calling, but those booby traps had been set up well ahead of time. All she had to do was lead him in the right direction and remember to duck which, considering she was a scared kid who could very well have been running for her…

@olaf, by the end of the episode I'd come to that same conclusion — something Winona didn't seem to notice. Maybe it was just because the scene was in an otherwise dark room and I was watching it in a dark room, but that clock looked super bright to me, especially since I can't remember ever noticing it before. Maybe…

I kept waiting for that time to come up again later. That clock seemed way too bright to not mean anything.

Or politics…

I'm OK with that.