Lay Away

Episode aired Nov 1, 2020
TV-MA
43m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

3.2K

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Crime Drama Thriller

Josto Fadda makes a bold move, Loy Cannon battles his demons, and Oraetta Mayflower silences her critics.Josto Fadda makes a bold move, Loy Cannon battles his demons, and Oraetta Mayflower silences her critics.Josto Fadda makes a bold move, Loy Cannon battles his demons, and Oraetta Mayflower silences her critics.

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

3.2K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
When Timothy Olyphant enters the car with Jack Huston he says, "O ye fair ones, how could ye have departed from the ways of the Lord!" Is a direct quote from the Book of Mormon (Mormon 6.17). In the Book of Mormon this quote is given by a prophet named Mormon as he looks out on a battlefield where hundreds of thousands are dead, many of which are his own people. He says this essentially as his people are wiped from existence. Could be foreshadowing what is to come.

Goofs
At the beginning of the episode when Oraetta is baking the macaroons, the camera zooms in to a medicine. But it is actual a box of self-adhering tape (Gauzetex), not something to be used for poisoning.

Quotes
Buel Cannon: [answers the door] Can I help you?
Constant Calamita: Good afternoon. There's a guard usually on the porch. But not today. How many kids in the house?
Buel Cannon: Get out of here.
Constant Calamita: Answer the question.
Buel Cannon: How about I got a question for you?
Constant Calamita: For me?
Buel Cannon: Yeah. You ever go to the zoo?
Constant Calamita: [laughs, confused] Sometime.
Buel Cannon: Mmm. You see the mama lion and her cubs? You think she's in that cage for *her* protection?
[pulls a shotgun on Calamita]
Buel Cannon: To be fair, it's what we call a rhetorical question. Now get the fuck out of here.
[pause]
Constant Calamita: [tips his hat] Be careful with that.

Soundtracks
Twisted
Written by Annie Ross, Wardell Gray
Performed by Lambert Hendricks & Ross

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Featured review

8/10

Not Exactly Fargo-esque

As entertaining as this fourth season is, it hasn't exactly been made in the same style or type of story telling that was set with the movie and the three seasons preceding this fourth one.

Still very watchable though and especially if you enjoy storys set around American gangsters.