So this is what happens when you put your three main characters in evidence and you rightfully play all the supporting cast in the same episode, this episode was brilliant, even better than the one before that, the best in the season and probably the most intense in the show, at least until next week.
If "Burned" was responsible for setting the fire for the final episodes, "Trust" reaches it's first explosion, and it can be felt all-around the show.
Last week when I said that all the characters were involved in the same fire, the twists, betrayals, revelations and side-choosing in this episode is just amazing, we had the set-up for Duffy vs Mikey, Markham vs Katherine, Raylan vs Boyd vs Ava, a build-up for Raylan vs Boon (Boon aspires to be Raylan, but what he really is a Dickie Bennett that actually worked out to be menacing).
Once again, a big decision happens because of a minor character, if Choo-Choo was the catalyst for the fall down of Walker and Seabass, Dewey plays an important part on Ava's decision tonight, she realizes that she's back against the wall, she can't trust Raylan nor Boyd and she has to make a move, so she plays one to get to another, in a shocking way she finally stands up for herself (man if she puts Skyler in her pocket on being an amazing female lead).
So the team before known as "Raylan's CI's" are both in a sh*t load of trouble with the main antagonists of the season, and everything is on the line for everyone, we can expect the final three to be way ahead of Breaking Bad and possibly better or as good as The Shield's finale, what a great piece of work is this show (that's how a final season is done Kurt Sutter).
MVP's:
Ava Crowder (Joelle Carter).
Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins).
Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant).
If "Burned" was responsible for setting the fire for the final episodes, "Trust" reaches it's first explosion, and it can be felt all-around the show.
Last week when I said that all the characters were involved in the same fire, the twists, betrayals, revelations and side-choosing in this episode is just amazing, we had the set-up for Duffy vs Mikey, Markham vs Katherine, Raylan vs Boyd vs Ava, a build-up for Raylan vs Boon (Boon aspires to be Raylan, but what he really is a Dickie Bennett that actually worked out to be menacing).
Once again, a big decision happens because of a minor character, if Choo-Choo was the catalyst for the fall down of Walker and Seabass, Dewey plays an important part on Ava's decision tonight, she realizes that she's back against the wall, she can't trust Raylan nor Boyd and she has to make a move, so she plays one to get to another, in a shocking way she finally stands up for herself (man if she puts Skyler in her pocket on being an amazing female lead).
So the team before known as "Raylan's CI's" are both in a sh*t load of trouble with the main antagonists of the season, and everything is on the line for everyone, we can expect the final three to be way ahead of Breaking Bad and possibly better or as good as The Shield's finale, what a great piece of work is this show (that's how a final season is done Kurt Sutter).
MVP's:
Ava Crowder (Joelle Carter).
Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins).
Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant).
