Uh, nope. That's a recent cinema critic presumption. Go back and read the synopsis printed prior to the release of the film, the whole thing was admitted to LONG before it ever hit screens. It was structured as a big moment for HER in the FILM because she spent the entire first film running for her life from that…

Ugh, I'm not happy with how they keep trying for something more interesting from T2. Just stop, T2 worked because it changed it from 'unstoppable machine chases two humans' to 'one good machine vs. one bad machine' and that was the epitome of the story to be told. Introducing the third one using the same concept…

I still can't believe that episode was only season 8, I swear it was much later. But it shows that how one can resent what others have by focusing on their success. To be flat: Life isn't fair, it should be, but isn't. The Simpsons can't be everything to everybody and to some extent especially in later seasons it…

non-famous ones? So will be Chester A. Arthur and Grover Cleveland?

I actually prefer Raylan as well, but for writers they limit him for various reasons…

Boon is a true unstable character, desperate for respect, but even Boon has limits. If anything, Boon is probably more dangerous because he is independent and willing to act as necessary. He's just EXTREMELY egotistical so he presumes nothing can stop him, especially not some aging podunk like Raylan Givens in his…

Alright, we got this. Do we do balaclavas or something more original?

His character has always been setup as a scheming outsider. It's kind of odd because in most quasi-procedurals or dramas like this the law characters tend to be the most supportive or atleast represent a blank wall of power. Vasquez has had a chip on his shoulder because all these major cases that should have landed…

There has been some very subtle moments, the first tip was when he transferred the money and told him how he wasn't going to push to follow him. The second was when he talked with Loretta about how he didn't get the benefit of Markham until he was older. I guess he may not necessarily be an actual illegitimate son…

Wait, really? That's so insane…It's possible but so unlikely as the bullet would have had to basically been defective, mushroomed poorly, then been fired at such an angle that it 'glanced' off the bone and fragmented. The statistics of that happening are astronomical. But if it is just essentially a flesh wound…

Oh for sure, I actually agree he's far too spry to be out and about like that and certainly wouldn't be using a broken clavicle-side to fire a gun still.

From what I understand it's much closer to 70-80% of the value of course there is always the fact that TPiR even tells people to come ready with 2-3K in cash to pay taxes or shipping on items.

True, but there is a certain populist view that stems from game shows and it's really why Jeopardy is sort of the odd-ball out. I mean the occasional doctor and lawyer sneak on to normal gameshows but its really the nominal white-collar and blue collar types who get the most publicity.

I could see him 'quitting' but I doubt he'll lose his badge. That would be very High Noon of him….But no, I think Justified has played their hand very straightforward with Raylan and let the bad guys carry the heavy moral baggage, I see him living and moving to Florida setting up for the now and then Justified movie…

Boyd's argument is straightforward Randian objectivism. His goals are set by his desires and those who oppose them will be dealt with accordingly. To be fair to Rand, she didn't actually advocate for people to murder or harm each other to reach their goals but her remarks and examples imply it and nearly every…

That's probably how he'll get it, since Boon is playing on the 'old west' cliches and Raylan in TV-form uses a semi-automatic weapon for a reason. A checkov's remark that may just be a throwaway line but probably adds up to Boon's death.

I don't think Art and his gruff manor really has had it with Raylan. Their falling out was in Season 5 when he found out about Raylan being complicit in the murder of NIcky Augustine. But after being shot and starting to recover he patches things up with Raylan realizing that for all the stupid things he has done,…

I would pay good money to see that as a clip….just a gag ending.

The 'losing his badge' talk sounds more and more outlandish if you saw the last episode preview. But I may be just viewing it from a different light since if Bob is alive and Bob is so utterly supportive of Raylan that he would corroborate any story necessary to end Vasquez's indictment which actually hinges on…

In the hospital scene they did describe it as basically a flesh wound that broke his clavicle. He probably wouldn't be able to shoot with that arm (which is why shooting him there makes no sense for cinematic reasons) but he would still be pretty functional.