Loretta's getting Boon and Ava's getting Markham.

The writing team has really done a great job this year of reversing the myth of Boyd Crowder as the down-home Robin Hood he appeared to be—and that he believes people see him as. That reversal was truly punctuated tonight in the scenes with Shea Whigham, where Boyd allows himself to be buttered up by Whigham's…

Damn right.

So we all know that this show is ending with the taillights of Duffy's Dumb and Dumber dog truck headed down I-75, millions of dollars in tow, right?

NOOOOO! Bob! Fuck you, Boyd! The bromance is over.

His transfiguration on the mountain was temporary, however. His transfiguration after the resurrection was suggested to be more permanent.

Except that the Bible itself provides the difference by specifically stating that Christ was transfigured after the resurrection while Lazarus was simply awakened from his "sleep".

Uh oh, someone's been trying to read the Book of Chronicles.

We know enough to not listen to a lot of it.

I actually had to look this up to believe it. Johnny Depp, too.

There aren't really any.

"We're asking that those businesses be forced to DO BUSINESS"

This is actually a remarkable piece of art since it captures the essence of Lucille's soul.

No one has the right to not have their feelings hurt.

True, but I think Boyd sees the money as a way out of Harlan for good and isn't going to bother putting himself at risk for anyone who isn't standing directly between it and him.

By the way, never before has this show's inability to use the word "fuck" been more annoyingly noticeable than in this episode.

If he switched the money, what's the need in hunting down Ava?

Everyone seems to think this, but I really do believe that Boyd's reputation was such that Markham expected he would check the bags.

The way it sounded, Art's coming after Raylan BEFORE the 48 hours—when he made the "48 hour" remark, Raylan laughed it off and asked how many guys he was sending after him. I think Art's pursuit of Raylan starts now.

Yeah, Mikey's definitely dead. You could hear the death rattle. Pretty realistic for a TV show.