Right? The entire ending showed Boyd with everything that Raylan's lost. What a fucking kick in the head.

If they somehow managed to set it up so that Wynn Duffy was stuck working with Dewey Crowe on something it would be one of the greatest episodes of television of all time.

"Marshal, you are one strange piece of chicken."

If he does not have a scene with Dewey Crowe next season our lives will be the poorer for it.

I was all "oh ahahahaha Boyd's hair got about two inches taller when Dickie walked into the bar" and Wynn Duffy's conversation with Boyd was amazing. But now I am like a five year old, just yelling "NO FAIR! NO FAIR NO FAIR!"

We just watched that one last night. Geraldine trying to tell Alice there's no Easter Bunny gets me every time.

Seriously. I'm relieved it didn't air somewhere and I missed it, but now I am excited that it exists.

@avclub-dd9c4e1b9af8976f87dd646847855fc1:disqus   If Errol wants coleslaw, Errol gets fuckin' coleslaw.

For me it was how Wynn slowly comes back to himself during the conversation. He spent the first part of the episode all "JFC I just want to watch tennis and terrify people like Gary what am I doing with my life" and then Boyd got on the phone and BOOM! Everything's coming up Duffy.  Jere Burns kills it.

I had a halfassed theory about the hidden gun and the hole in the floor
of Raylan's room but that's probably overthinking it. Also I was drunk.

The preview for next week was sponsored by KFC. I like to think that Dewey Crowe helped make that happen.

Yeah, Art mentioned the hearing aid last season at some point.

I, like Raylan, often wish to beat the shit out of people when they interrupt my first cup of coffee.

GCB is terrible, but I laugh at loud at least twice per episode, usually whenever Annie Potts or Kristin Chenoweth does something outrageous. So it fits the bill for "brainless TV I can watch to unwind before bed". And I have loved Miriam Shor since "Swingtown", which I still miss. Even with Jack Davenport's horrible…

Amazon rode the Hunger Games wave and had some alternate history/dystopian YA novels for sale on Kindle for $1.99 each. I immediately downloaded The Scorpio Races, read it in about four hours, and now I am annoying the shit out of everyone I talk to by raving about it. I cannot even pretend to be cool.

AHA! I knew I should have read further down. That scene could've taken place at the Gem and fit right in.

I may have missed this further down the page, but I just realized this morning that Ava's bit about the handjobs could have been spoken by Trixie in the Gem and not been out of place at all.

STOP THAT

I'm pretty sure it's getting laid that made him go "Meh, let Dickie go, he'll fuck it up for himself anyway."

Shelby is going to be beholden to no human cocksucker.