With all the bad guys that Walt seems to meet, this time it's not one of those. Obviously, there are numerous unanswered questions, but in this episode, we have an endgame. At some point, however, Walt has to stop relying on emotions. He is looking for Donna and takes about ten missteps along the way. Obviously, some of these are necessary to honing in on the proper suspect. But he is really a loose cannon and thanks to his associates, he has been kept alive. We have a subplot as well, where Henry has finally had enough. The threats are finally confronted and he needs to start fresh.
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A rare look at the challenges faced by America's veterans.
itak-3981124 September 2016
Warning: Spoilers
As with last season, Longmire's setting allows it to explore challenging social issues often left untouched in other media. Rape in the military, society's varied treatment of combat veterans, and the reluctance to seek help for mental health issues by veterans and civilians alike all make an appearance and come together to resolve the4th season's cliffhanger in an unexpected way.
However, in usual Longmire fashion, it does it in a way that doesn't become soapboxy, and rather enhances the compelling character exploration that occurs this season. Walt's nuanced approach to dangerous situations allows the suspects to reveal thought-provoking motivations that create just as much potential for reflection for the viewer as it does Walt himself.
However, in usual Longmire fashion, it does it in a way that doesn't become soapboxy, and rather enhances the compelling character exploration that occurs this season. Walt's nuanced approach to dangerous situations allows the suspects to reveal thought-provoking motivations that create just as much potential for reflection for the viewer as it does Walt himself.
I love this series because
CreeCart23 September 2022
Because it's awesome but this Episode had the great Steven W. Bailey in it! He played in a show years ago that I had always wanted to see again! I found the show on YouTube! It is called, "My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiancé (2004). Thank you Netflix for this particular Longmire episode. I find it odd that I remember Steven W. Bailey from that one show 18 years ago, and that the Longmire episode is called, "One Good Memory." lol . Thank you Netflix for playing Longmire. I never saw it when it originally aired. Thank you for playing "Dark Matter" also which was a show I had never seen. And The Vampire Diaries.
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