The only smooth way to get rid of Martha is to stage an accidental death like a car crash otherwise her parents who have seen "Clark" at their wedding would tell the FBI about Martha's husband.

In that last scene I thought Clark would take off a mask of his face like in the Mission Impossible movies.

That's the best description and advertisment of Justified.

"And in a weird way GoT is the anti-Justified (or vice versa)."

Justified has repeatedly been undervalued because it isn't such a dead serious drama yet I don't know any other show that can be compared to it and that succeeds at what it does. How many characters that barely show up for couple of minutes has this show created and they feel as if they have been there from the…

Why is Lagertha being angry at Ragnar's proposal to accept a second wife strange or against her character? It's the opposite and nothing about that was soap opera, it was a family falling apart. She couldn't lose her dignity and stay there.
Ragnar's speach to his daughter was one of the best scenes of the series.

Ragnar is taking Athelstan's death worse than when Jarl Born attacked Kattegat and threatened Ragnar's family and for that Ragnar performed the Blood Eagle on him so Floki's punishment will be worse. Driving him insane and making him lose faith in his gods is probably the worst thing that can happen to him.

I find this better than Blackwater episode or the battle on the Wall from the last season.

I think Ragnar knew they wouldn't be able to take over Paris in the first attack but now they know the strength of the city's defens. He probably saw it as a test and he put Floki in charge so when they fail Floki would be blamed and his faith in his gods would be shattered.

True, why do we need women at all?

She was on her way to Limehouse before those corrupt cops caught her.

Dewey's necklace.

Boon is scary fast. But I won't forgive the showrunners if that punk draws faster than Raylan.

I think they wanted to show Paige that they trust her and to give her space to think about it but I'm certain that their phone and house are observed by the Centre.

On any other show this would be the finale of a season or even the series. So when she confronted them I thought they'd find a way to not really tell her the truth but no they went there.

That last scene is masterful. Paige seeing her parents with Stan.
Something isn't right with that pastor. I don't think Paige fully understands in what danger her parents would be if she revealed to anyone who they are.

Let's remember that Quarles thought Raylan is on Boyd's payroll and only those in Harlan know that it's ridiculous because they are aware of their history but to outsiders their relationship is suspect.

Tim Gutterson would approve.

You are romantizing a murderer and criminal. Ava desperately wanted a man who treats her right. Boyd gave her that feeling after Raylan turned her down. Problem is Boyd's love for money and himself trumps everything.
I don't understand why Boyd is celebrated for being so selfish while Ava is a bitch for looking after…

This might be the first time Raylan is making a mistake by not taking a villain seriously. Boon could end up being the one harming him.