"Play nice or grandma's going to lock ya'll in the closet"
Don't think that was an idle threat either
I could go for some breakfast food now or some fried chicken even lol
"Play nice or grandma's going to lock ya'll in the closet"
Seems kind of rash to throw your phone out.
Don't think that was an idle threat either
I could go for some breakfast food now or some fried chicken even lol
Seems kind of rash to throw your phone out.
Not a bad episode, kind of a setup one. I think they've really been utilizing old characters well. Didn't really feel like a "hey, it's Constable Bob" or "hey, remember Limehouse?" situation. I think their appearances were reasonably organic in feel. It was cool to see Errol again too, really thought he was dead. Plus we got some Tim and Rachel, and some Wynn Duffy, so that's always a good time. I'm curious to see how Lapidus factors in to the next few episodes. Markham's people clearly aren't ones to be trifled with, so hopefully we get to see them against Boyd or Raylan sometime soon to see how they'd deal with that. Choo Choo remains a highlight.
-Sepinwall's review
-Onion A.V. Club's review
Edit: Missed this one last week.
-EW: 'Justified' postmortem: Joelle Carter on working with Mary Steenburgen and Ava's crumbling exit plan
Yeah I agree that this episode was more focused on setting up future storylines. Still some interesting developments with the reintroduction of Limehouse (now with compromising information on Ava), the apparent rekindling of Ava and Raylin's relationship, Katherine/Duffy growing suspicions of Ava, and Markham showing that he has little patience for people interfering with his plans. Also Duffy/Mikey, Choo-Choo, and Constable Bob had some pretty funny scenes.
The preview for next week looks pretty exciting too.
btw, who is Lapidus? I can't seem to recall that character.
Solid episode. Definitely need a fist bump gif.
- EW: 'Justified' postmortem: Sam Elliott on Avery Markham and the threat of a beautiful woman
- YahooTV: 'Justified' Postmortem: Graham Yost On The Kiss And The Cattle Prod In 'Sounding'
Just started the episode... Is it me or did they finally drop the Limehouse "goofy toothies?" Either that or his snaggle was a lot more subdued. Bout time someone talked sense into Mykelti Williamson.
My bad, I just associate him with that character so it's hard not to call him that lol. Jeff Fahey played a character named Frank Lapidus on Lost (Ava's uncle, here).
Ohh Lost. That's one of the few very popular shows that I never got around to watch. Every once in a while I'm tempted to watch it on Netflix but I get discouraged when I see how many episodes I have to get through
I think Tim's a little disappointed
Edit: "Bump it! Took that shit like a man."
Not a bad episode, kind of a setup one. I think they've really been utilizing old characters well. Didn't really feel like a "hey, it's Constable Bob" or "hey, remember Limehouse?" situation. I think their appearances were reasonably organic in feel.
Fuck Ava
Ohh Lost. That's one of the few very popular shows that I never got around to watch. Every once in a while I'm tempted to watch it on Netflix but I get discouraged when I see how many episodes I have to get through
There were only 3 seasons, so there really aren't that many episodes.
Vanity Fair article by Joanna Robinson
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/02/justified-ava-raylan-kiss-joelle-carter-interview
I like how he didn't even wait to finish before leaving the room.
She loves the frying pan scene too. She'd love Ratsky then
I did have to think, the Marshals just walked out the hotel door like two minutes after Duffy did without even scanning the area. There was a pretty strong possibility of them blowing the entire thing if Duffy hung around or had someone continue watching the guard.