Well, I've got to admit, it wasn't as shocking as the first episode of the season, but it never tried to be.
It was all about character development, moving the plot forward, introducing some other minor characters that might play an interesting or even funny part on the story from now on.
We finally got to see Sam Elliott on the show (surprisingly without a mustache), the return of the Duffy man with the mob boss Katherine Hale (played by the beautiful Mary Steenburgen).
But besides Raylan, Boyd and Ava, one other character stole the show in this episode, and his name is Ty Walker.
For those who are familiar, this is the same guy who played Jack McCall and Francis Wolcott on Deadwood, the second being probably one of the most complex villains in the history of television.
Garret Dillahunt just put up even more class than this season could've possibly had, and we look forward to see what Ty Walker is capable of (even being controlled by another George Hearst)
Speaking of familiar faces, Sgt. Malarkey from Band of Brothers (played by Scott Grimes) also makes his first appearance and joined the collection of numerous BoB alums that appeared on the show.
Also, even if he isn't half a Dewey, Choo-Choo is a nice fresh air for comedy on the show, having at least two or three very funny scenes on this episode, bringing the best out of Gutterson's dark humor with him as well.
Well played, Justified, you have all the cards on the table for a great final season.
MVP's:
Ty Walker (Garret Dillahunt).
Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant).
Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins).
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