It was just good. It reminded me of a Monty Python skit (hence my reference)
"Fetch…….THE COMFY CHAIR!"
I thought it was amusing that he was forced to argue to be rescued. I mean they are in law enforcement but it did seem like they were contemplating just leaving him to die.
I thought it might have just been a way to scope out the situation.
Interesting points about Ronnie. Were we rooting for him because he seemed more competant? And was last season Ronnie the same as first season? I think he was studying at Vic's knee, but failing to learn the most important lesson-That for Vic, Vic is always first.
The scene where Scofield learns that his son has been fired by Columbia just kills me.
Yeah I just kind of spaced on looking it up. I just watched a performance of it on the Youtube.
I dont think in the end he would have betrayed Boyd. Lack of guts AND still love for him. Its not like Boyd treats Johnny that well.
I like Johnny!
This show has so many great scenes you cant cover them all. That staircase exchange was another classic Raylan/Boyd moment
Hmmmmm……Lets count em!
1. Shane
2. The Searchers
3. High Noon
4. The Outlaw Josey Wales
5. The Wild Bunch
Johnny was there too! He probably had acne problems…..plus Dickie Bennett getting his leg broke!
For people in the Mississippi Delta it was Chicago and other Illinois industrial towns.
That is a GREAT Steve Earle song.
Which album is that on?
The "will they get away with it" is what makes this series so so special. Others have touched on it but I just want to note how even though they kept things going for a long time the tension never evaporates. The noose is tightening even as you marvel at the Strike Teams ability to slip it again and again.
I watched from beginning to end. I echo these sentiments.
He gets a more stylish haircut as he becomes more the rock steady Ronnie of later seasons.
Is there a weak link in the cast at all? I always thought great casting was this shows secret weapon. But Goggins is of course the standout.