So do I but what the heck. Thanks for the recommendations. I'm glad you mentioned Rectify…I remember reading good reviews when it started but just forgot about it. Not familiar with the others but will definitely check them out…I'm sure others will too.

Norma should've had the fender repaired and kept it. And now I'm hearing Janis in my head singing "Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz. …". That'll be there for a few hours.

Me too. ..a little. I once had a boyfriend my friends called "Mountain Man". But he was much cleaner and better looking , just big, burly and bearded. I find Chick a fun character because he's so quirky. I'm with you. …glad to see Ryan Hurst.

The entire cast was phenomenal in this episode, and a tip of the hat to Kenny Johnson for perhaps his best work ever (last week, too). I didn't want to feel any sympathy for Caleb but he's making me. It's some feat to make a character repulsive and pitiful at the same time. Freddie Highmore does, too but with Norman…

Watched the 1st season, thought Mads was terrific and writing was good. But I may be too cowardly for the 2nd season. For me it zipped right past creepy into nightmarish. But has quality written all over it. Besides. ..I kept worrying about Will's dogs. Heard Banshee was pretty good but mostly action and I like…

I'm not even sure what the new car is. …can't bear to look that closely.

I'm really feeling the loss of Justified, too. But Bates Motel is helping to keep me entertained, along with The Americans and Vikings. But they're ending soon, too (at least not permanently)! Guess I'll have to start binge-watching something new. But there will never be a replacement for Raylan & Boyd.

Thanks. Had no idea. With a character like Chick you never know what odd little thing he'll say or do.

This is a minor detail, but can anyone tell me what Chick brought to Caleb and Dylan (that he found in his garage)? Didn't get a good look.

I also liked "just because we had one operatic meeting in the middle of a field…".

Yes, and I think Norman's also using "mind Norma" as an excuse for his thoughts and actions he knows are wrong…."she's" always encouraging, even pushing him.

Norma misses her old car. So do I.

That occurred to me, too but I was afraid to even type it into words!

Hannah is pretty but interchangeable with so many other models out there….the horse is a beauty….but I find myself really admiring the actual scenery. Am I the only one swooning over the aqua water and white sand? (I guess the way I identify myself here belies that particular interest.)

Maybe after it was all over he saw that Raylan learned a life lesson or two and maybe he (Vasquez) was inspired to relax a little and learn a little, too. Maybe.

Hope you had some nice memories to take with you.

Thank you. I'm from western Ky right on the Ohio river We don't have the mountains but we do have rolling hills and lush greenery.. I might eventually move away but I imagine if I do, it'll stay with me.

I've noticed that, too. I'm from western Ky. and haven't taken that particular drive but I knew it had to be at least 2hrs. So I googled it and it's closer to 3hrs. When I googled it, besides that info a really good article from 2012 came up titled "Raylan's Short Road to Harlan" that addresses the distance…

Your comments put a smile on my face. Same sentiments here.

Exactly right. Raylan wasn't just helping Ava, he was giving her child a chance for a better life. And those are good reasons we'll all miss Justified. And if you're "stupid and greedy" so am I….I would've loved another season and Ian McShane would've been a dream come true ……so say we all.