Yost did say ice cream would play a part in upcoming episodes in his post mortem. Maybe you're onto something!

Maybe that was part of it. I doubt it, but I like that storyline.

"…it was in his sort of upper left [torso] and that’s the way he spun and went down." - Graham Yost, The Almighty

Seems odd Boyd would fall for that. I was thinking it, so he would too. But maybe he was too giddy to think straight.

I'm pretty sure Tim doesn't want to be mayor of Harlan if only because of his contempt for their name choices. And also no beer served in diners (I believe it's a dry county, right?)

Such a great season.

It just seems like he decided to rat her out to Boyd after that thing with Errol and Constable Bob went south. So maybe it was because of how she treated him — lying so they'd help her get away.

That would be awesome!!

Don't forget Trooper Tom, killed by Arlo.

And how stupid was Boyd not to check the bags more closely? So smart he's stupid, as Tim said. Though they may indeed hold all the cash.

But why would she want him to live and come after her? She's already got to deal with being a fugitive.

Yeah, I don't get why he let all that cash go for her. Unless it's booby-trapped.

wow.

I totally thought that was going somewhere too. I have a feeling they changed the course of the story and that originally it was meant to be more developed. Why make them not just veterans, but Rangers? (Raylan referred to Walker as a Ranger when talking to Markham). Yost had said they were going to give Tim more to…

I think if they'd shot it differently, it would have been more believable. We didn't need to see all those marshals right there — just know that one of them (Tim) was somewhere in the trees or something. We'd know he was the only one capable of making that shot to save Raylan. Then he could emerge in a ghillie suit,…

Yeah, Yost led us to believe we'd see more substantial storylines with Tim and Rachel this season after mostly ignoring them last season. Guess it didn't work out. At least Tim is actually appearing in every episode, so far (except the third one, I think).

I didn't get why he easily handed over all that cash for a woman he believed betrayed him. Just so he could kill her? Keep the money and let Boyd do it.

Limehouse is sorry now he made her an enemy….

I think it might be Ava.

3:10 to Yuma. At least the latest film version — which I thought was true to the original story.