While Limehouse was doing his usual “pontificating while preparing pork products” routine last night, he said something that summed up this whole season pretty well: “Money brings together wayward personalities.” In search of some combination of an ill-gotten inheritance and Oxy-related riches, we’ve seen a troubled Detroit mobster, a backwoods criminal mastermind, a slick sociopath, a limping loner with an unexplainable haircut, a terrifying bacon-producing banker, the unpredictable father of a marshal, a battered woman turned pimp, and, now, a displaced orphan all become intertwined in a mangled, devious knot. And between last night’s episode and next week’s finale, it’s up to Raylan to somehow untangle the whole mess. I imagine he’ll just shoot it.
The highlights:
- NAKED SHOTGUN BONG HOOKER SPEEDWAGON TRAILER PARTIES WITH HOSTAGES (NOTE: This is my favorite bullet point of the whole season.)
- Boyd “Crazy Eyes” Crowder.
- Hey, did you know I wrote like 1000 words about Dickie Bennett’s hair last week? Because I did.
- “You’re the marshal. Isn’t that what you do?” “Yeah, it is. And this is how we do it.”
- Ava using her feminine wiles at the bank, with all the subtlety “of a marching band.”
- “I’m sorry, but he escaped from a disease ridden whore factory up in INBRED HOLLER.” “I’m gonna let that one go.”
- Wynn Duffy on Quarles: “Big stupid baby head.”
- “Salt … or pepper.” I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that a guy with a giant swastika tattoo would use this imagery, huh?
- Dickie Bennett, polite kidnapper
- “You’re just a stupid, craven, hillbilly piece of sh-t.” BAM.
- Loretta is not a Van Halen fan.
- CAR BOMBS. RAIL GUNS. INCOMPETENT HOOKERS. DEAD LAWMEN. DEMENTIA-RIDDLED WILD CARDS. OXY-SMOKING. TRAPS. DOUBLE CROSSES. Jesus Mighty, I love this show.
As per usual, GIFs by Chet Manley are on the next page. Also, we’ll be joined by both of our buddies from the show’s writing staff today. VJ Boyd will be dropping by around 12:30, and Jon Worley will be around sometime between 1 and 1:30. Feel free to load up your questions and comments and swing back throughout the day to see what they had to say. I’m equally excited about next week’s finale, and dreading it. Don’t leave me, Raylan and crew! I need you!
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Pissed they killed off Trooper Tom. He was a great recurring character.
Dude…no kidding. I actually yelled ‘No!” at my TV when they showed him down. I was hoping he’d pull through, but based on next week’s preview, doesn’t appear so. Don’t guess he’ll be making anymore of his son’s t-ball games.
Yeah, I thought he might pull through too until I saw next weeks preview. RIP Trooper Tom.
I also yelled at the TV. I was pissed they killed off Trooper Tom.
He was clearly a goner once he started talking about his son. That’s the good guy equivalent of the “I’m pulling this one last job, then I’m out” speech that bank robbers give.
I know, should have seen it coming.
@DG: That or “I’ve got one last week, and then I can retire.”
He was the detective on Seinfeld investigating Kramer for murder. The ears gave it away.
/the more you know
Holy shit, that was him?
“Maybe it was the pervert in the park with a present in his pants?!”
On her person? What is that?
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Fools be fuckin’ shit up.
Shocking decision. Couldn’t a random redshirt trooper have sufficed?
I hope we get an explanation as to how Quarles can get the drop on a deputy with gun drawn, rail gun exposed and disorientation from an explosion.
I think it was Mr. Duffy.
I took this as a demonstration that, unlike Raylan, Trooper Tom Bergen wasn’t the type to shoot first. Duty before reason, or something to that effect. It also serves to demonstrate how the existence of such rules, and such strict adherence to those rules, gets you killed.
@VJ or Boyd, please tell me Raylan telling Loretta not to blow the money on Van Halen playing her 16th birthday party is a direct reference to Jeff Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High having Van Halen play his birthday party.
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Knowing Taylor Elmore, I’m certain it is… remember he wrote Brothers Keeper last season which contained a Spicoli reference
VJ, Jon, did you guys always intend for Wynn Duffy to be this funny? Each week he continues to slay me with facial expressions and lines like “Big stupid baby head.”
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It’s part of his character, now, but some of his funniest lines from season one were ad-libbed by Jere Burns (i.e. “What am I, a farmer?!”)
That’s awesome. It took a while, but I now I exclusively think of him as Wynn Duffy and not, “Look, it’s the dude from Dear John on Justified.”
Mssrs. Boyd and Worley, thank you so much for being a part of making such an amazing show.
What was the reasoning behind making Boyd look kind of dumb this episode? First, he leaves naked Quarles only tied with a loose chain and guarded by hookers and an idiot. Why not use more, tighter chains? Second, why leave Dickey and Errol untied and only guarded by wheel-chair bound Johnny Crowder?
Boyd seems much too smart for these two items…
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The dickie and errol one was a necessity because he was worried about Ava and his manpower was stretched too thin. The Quarles one I don’t know, I was on set when this episode was being broken, so I’m not sure what the discussion was, there.
Consensus on TWoP (can we mention other TV sites here? Edit if necessary, dear Danger) is that while WE’VE seen Quarles all slick and smarty-smart, BOYD hasn’t. In fact, Boyd has only see the “poor dumb Yankee” Quarles, so he didn’t have any qualms about leaving him partially chained.
It’s so easy to be spoiled by the high level of acting skill on this show. I focus so much on the amazingness of the guest stars that I take Olyphant & Goggins for granted. The look on Boyd’s face when Arlo called him Raylan was just so … real.
Could not agree more. And even more with Boyd, i get so caught up in the delivery of his speeches, that these little moments often go unnoticed by me, but that was exceptional on Goggins’ part.
How Goggins played Boyd walking up to Dickie in the bar was fucking brilliant.
After next week what excuse will I have to drink bourbon alone on a Tuesday night? The people demand an answer!
You need an excuse? It’s Tuesday, that’s why.
In honor of your friends in Harlan, of course!
What tipped Boyd that the bank was a set up? One scene Ava and he are planning the heist and the next he’s got it all figured out. Did he get a call or something?
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I believe the idea was, he did his due diligence just in case it was legit, but the way errol was acting, especially when he suggested errol go on the job with him, convinced him it was a setup.
The way Errol acted when Boyd said he’d have to go into the vault with him gave it away for me. Errol got really wide eyed and looked nervous, and he was all like “me… go in the vault… with…you???”
That final shot with Raylan looking around at all of the chaos was awesome.
And Elmer T. Lee! Who is the bourbon aficionado on the writing staff that decides which ones show up throughout the season?
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Taylor is a bourbon expert, but I think sometimes it’s just whatever the props crew wants to go get
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I consume a lot of Pappy, Elmer, Black Maple Hill, and just about anything else with the word “bourbon” attached. I hear that Pappy has been harder to get since we made it Quarles’ drink of choice.
Last weekend I ordered a Maker’s at a bar and a Kentuckian chimed in, “I’d rather drink Jim Beam mixed with piss than drink Maker’s.” In retrospect I’m questioning his Kentucky credentials.
@Cajun Boy, you should definately question his Kentucky Credentials! Maker’s is the drink of choice for nearly everyone in this area, myself included (and I’m a 28 year old lady). Maker’s and Kentucky just go hand-in-hand!
Makers is the one running the commercials with the Sopranos wanna-be being bitchy about, well, everything? Pass!
Not marketing something is a good way to get me to try something. Marketing something badly is a good way to make sure I never try it.
Please say this isn’t the last we’ll see of Loretta, she and Raylan are great together. Just have him adopt her so they can have some witty banter once an episode.
Sounds like a sitcom in the making.
The Marshal & Me!
SPINOFF PITCH: Art, Raylan, and Tim quit their jobs, adopt Loretta, move to Ft. Lauderdale, and all live in a condo together.
with Boyd as the scheming head of the condo association
ONCE AGAIN: The Amazing Justified, The Spectacular Justified, and The Uncanny Justified.
One will just be Timothy Olyphant shooting people from the hip, one will be Danger’s spinoff pitch, and one should focus on hairstyles from Harlan.
The steady decline of Quarles from drinking Pappy neat to freebasing oxy has been beautiful. Kudos VJ and Boyd
Agreed. Last night I found myself wondering, had anyone ever collapsed under the weight of his own craziness so gradually, and so suddenly, and so brilliantly?
It looks like they spent all the money they saved on the crappy CGI used for the Sheriff Napier carbomb on a proper effect for Quarles.
That said, I noticed something looked off when watching, and upon closer inspection, all the car’s tires’ go spontaneously flat right before the fireball engulfs it.
Alvis, you sir have too much time on your hands.
Slightly off topic, but as someone who’s never read Elmore Leonard can any of the commenters give me a good place to start?
Pronto is the first Raylan Givens book. As good a place to start as any.
Pronto, Riding the Rap, Fire in the Hole are advertised as the first three books, and there is a collection with all three, at least for Kindle.
Tough one. I’ll recommend one of his early westerns “The Law at Randado”
All his books are pretty good, pick up Freaky Deaky, Swag, 52 Pick Up or anyone of the ones they made movies from (Get Shorty, Out of Sight, 3:10 to Yuma). Plus the Raylan books.
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SWAG. Dude, SWAG. Also, GOLD COAST. RUM PUNCH.
Mech, for the lazies in the crowd, would you have a link? And forgive my ignorance….FITH was not the first Raylan book?
If neither Neal McDonough nor Mykelti Williamson get nominated for Emmys this year, I’m gonna steal someone’s kidneys.
Do any of the actors improv lines that stick, or is all the dialogue we see from one of you genius writers? Quarles has some of the funniest lines I’ve ever heard, like his goofy nicknames for Wynn Duffy.
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Sometimes the actors’ ad-libs do stick, yes, but most of the time it’s as written. The funny names for Quarles have all been written,
Does Neal mind that all the names for Quarles pretty much derive from the way he looks?
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I don’t know, good question (P.S. is it just me or are all the responses on the thread today appearing in reverse order?)
Not you. We’ve got a buggy thing going on with the auto comment refresh. I think if you refresh the page they’ll reset to the right order.
Am I the only one that hopes that Quarles is on fire for, literally, the rest of the season? I doubt he feels much pain anymore and the visual would be great.
Also, Boyd’s use of the word “reconnoitering” in reference to the bank last night means that I am just one Ian McShane appearance away from convincing myself I’m watching some sort of alter-universe version of “Deadwood.”
And that is NOT a bad thing.
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“Alright, there’s an invisible cocksucker next to you, and he’s from San Francisco”
He would be a perfect fit for this show. (Profile pic is unrelated)
Holy shit Boyd is running a whorehouse…Time for a hanging to wrap this theory up!
Man, last night was FANTASTIC. I can’t wait for the big finish next week.
Boyd was incredible. His reaction to being called Raylan was so perfect. Subtle but super affecting. And of course, his reaction to seeing Dickie again was great. Just immediately start wailing on him and choking him out in the office.
And I don’t know which episode McDonough sends in as his Emmy submission. Any of the past 3 were pretty great.
Question: Obviously Limehouse knew that Raylan was going to be at Loretta’s to (emotionally and physically) cripple Dickie again, but he couldn’t have known that Dickie was going to stuff him in the car. Are we seeing Limehouse leaving Errol out to dry, or am I just overthinking this episode because I’m in denial that the season’s almost over?
Again, you guys own.
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Limehouse only told Raylan about Loretta AFTER Limehouse’s man (who was watching Boyd’s bar from the outside) saw Dickie leave with Errol at gunpoint. So Errol being in the trunk, etc., wasn’t part of the plan, it just happened.
Am I the only one that thought it’s possible that Boyd shot Trooper Tom? I’m not sure on the reasoning, but how else could it happen?
Hmmm, this is interesting. Boyd was pretty well unconscious it seemed, but he was also absent when Raylan arrived and the scene cut before Quarrels fired the shot. Also, Graham Yost said in EW today that “there’s a surprise about Boyd.” This would certainly qualifies.
Plus, VJ hasn’t responded to this. Huge giveaway, lol
Boyd and Wynn Duffy have reasons to shoot Trooper Tom. If the police shoot/apprehend them, they probably lose their reward $$
Johnny was pretty quick to point the finger at Quarles.
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I’m not gonna tell you who did it but “Queefer Sutherland” wins the best name ever award.
That would likely be the beginning of the end for the “friendly” Raylan/Boyd interactions (Boyd killing a cop). Definitely possible, but I think it’s still a bit early in the series to play that card.
VJ are any of the guys on set jokesters? Has Neal McDonough been walking around with the rail gun just scaring the crap out of interns?
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Not that I know of, but he didn’t ever have it on when I was on set.
You had me at calling the Wizard of Oz a p*ssy.
That was my favorite scene — largely for the fact that Raylan said it to show he didn’t believe in Limehouse’s schtick, and later we see that Raylan was right and Limehouse acts the thug just to be left alone.
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That was my favorite line in this episode. Taylor’s the man.
LOVED how Raylan called Limehouse a pussy in that subtle, smirking Raylan way.
Jubba, there was a question on here a few weeks back regarding Limehouse offering to tell Raylan stories about Mrs. Givens. I took this, and Raylan’s earlier story to Boyd about white women fleeing to Noble’s, to mean that white women found shelter AND sexual healing when they went to Noble’s. I seem to be alone in this belief. So….did Raylan’s momma get sexed up by Limehouse?
JubbS. Goddam iPad.
HOLY FUCK MYKLETI WILLIAMSON WAS BUBBA??? How did I not know that? Wow you guys are good at creating characters.
He was also the awesome Chicago Wind in Black Dynamite.
Mind = Blown.
Don’t forget Fearless Bobby Smith to Neal McDoniugh’s deputy DA David Norris in Boomtown. Such a fucking underrated show.
McDonough playing David McNorris. FML, or whatever the kids are saying nowadays.
/get off my lawn
i am REALLY enjoying the running gag of hillbillies getting movie references wrong.
“Ever see Platoon?”
“Is that the one where the old people go into space?”
“No, that’s Cocoon.”
Is Raylan being written out of the show?
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stop it. just stop it.
I get the feeling Wynn Duffy goes from Pawn to King next week, but I find the homegrown menace/criminal element that is interwoven in Raylan’s history far more compelling than “big bads” from outside Harlan. It’s like Raylan grew up in Mobville with the Bennetts, Nobles Holler, Boyd Crowder, his dad, etc.
I don’t think Wynn Duffy is pure outsider.
Come on now… See, the king stay the king. Everything stay who he is. Except for the pawns. Now, if the pawn make it all the way down to the other dude’s side, he get to be queen. And the queen ain’t no bitch
RIP, DeAngelo Barksdale!
What is up with Dickies hair? Half looks shaved to the scalp, the other half looks untouched by shampoo, water, a comb or hands. I love it.
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We modelled his hair on what Guy Fieri looks like in the morning.
As working writers in LA, and more than likely on your hiatus, how do you possibly get up this early to do a Q&A?
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Two children under the age of 2…
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I woke up at 7am to go celebrate an 80-year-old man’s birthday. His name is Manny. He runs an amazing restaurant in East LA called El Tepeyac, You should go today if you live in SoCal. He will give you free tequila.
and get the Hollenback burrito!
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Word, Hawkins! We got Manny’s special burrito. Feeds 6-8.
I work in Burbank, the closest Mexican we have is Chipotle, the closest Chinese is Panda Xpress, and the closest talk show host is Leno. But there’s always the weekend.
I may not be the first to note this, and I’m not sure why it just hit me last night, but … if you resurrected Jim Morrison and gave him a quick haircut/minor electroshock, you’d have Walton Goggins.
I just wanted to say that I met Walton Goggins in New Orleans on Sunday night and he couldn’t have been a nicer dude. We’re basically BFFs now.
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He’s awesome.
Kuddos To the writers, cast and crew. An amazing season. Did limehouse give Loretta the money? I’m a little confused about this part.
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Yes, per Mags’ wishes.
I kinda feel bad for Dickie in a way. Mags really left him with nothing at the end. I mean, he doesn’t deserve to be left with anything, but I can understand his disappointment.
So, I’m thinking Boyd killed the sheriff so that he could deliver Quarrels alive for the extra reward money. 200,000 alive.
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I’m here! This is my announcement of my presence!
Hi!
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Hi!
I choo choo choose you, jubbs
How’d you choose the Speedwagon song, Jubbs?
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That was a long process. Taylor’s choice. But we talked about it a lot. Finding the perfect cheesy 80s song. I threw a few ideas out but they were too expensive. I think I wanted “Caught Up In You” by .38 special or “Sail Away” by Journey. That song ended up fitting the budget. I think they re-recorded it or something. Anyway, it sounds amazing.
Jubbs, I so appreciate all your work. But I do believe you are referring to “Come Sail Away” by Styx… #it’smyringtone
Moar bartender, y’all. Otherwise, solid ep.
After many appearances, nice to see that Mr. Elmer T. Lee was finally recognized by name by Boyd.
Limehouse mentioning to Quarles that there will “be no derailing,” foreshadowing or just coincidence?
Anyone else get a flash back to Deadwood when Boyd used the word “reconnoiter” to Ava regarding the bank? Not a word you hear everyday and this and Deadwood both involve Timothy Olyphant in somewhat similar situations.
Have we seen Limehouse without a hat on this season? I saw a picture of Mykelti Williamson today without a hat and didn’t recognize him at all!
To our dynamic duo of writers: When the episode was unfolding, and for a moment it appeared as though we may witness a scene of Boyd robbing a bank, only to be met by a trippin Quarles, only to have everyones favourite gunslinger and show up and make things extra messy, I got really really excited for the chaos that would ensue. However this would likely end a number of story lines (Quarles and Boyd either dead or in prison, plus whatever accomplices they had, and the money being recovered). Is it difficult at times to turn down the opportunity to write an explosive scene for the better of the story progression? (although the end scene certainly supplied sufficient chaos)
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Certainly. It’s a balance. You want to have crazy, chaotic action. But you don’t want to incapacitate all your good villains. That’s one of the toughest things. How do make this surprising and action-packed while still keeping everyone at play? How do you keep these people in constant danger without it feeling like you’re just stringing the audience along with false jeopardy? Those are issues that we spent a lot of time mulling over in the room. Hopefully we did our jobs right.
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Limehouse was hatless in the pigpen in 310
Limehouse was hatless in the pigpen
That sounds like the greatest game of “Clue” ever imagined.
Good call on the pigpen scene, although the hat was still very much present. If Limehouse ever sleeps, I picture him with that hat covering his face.
Thanks for the reply guys, keep up the high levels of awesomeness!
Why do all of the cops show up to scenes by themselves? Raylan is always by himself, and Trooper Tom definitely would’ve had a partner with him. They would always have someone with them or at least back up, that’s the only grievance I can take.
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Raylan being alone all the time is a conceit and necessity of the show, although we do talk about it a lot and I could no-prize it for every situation if I had to (no-prize to anyone who knows what a no-prize is)… As for Tom, I don’t remember our reasoning, there. I think they were spread thin because they were following so many people.
All True Believer’s know what a “no-prize” is. Excelsior!
Lots of rural county and municipal agencies have single man units, often with backup nowhere in sight. Also, Trooper Tom seems to have been some kind of front-line supervisor, so he would have ridden alone. He also seems the type of boss that refuses to stay at a desk and stays out there working like his colleagues. As a man who believes in his sense of duty, he wouldn’t wait for back up before seeing if anyone needed help.
And Raylan is alone because he’s awesome and kind of a prick and having a partner would hamper his ability to shoot people and drink on duty and bang witnesses and bar tenders and to help the ex-wife commit felonies.
Goddammit I wanna be Raylan when I grow up!
The No-Prize! I was thinking about that a few days ago. Must have been you guys talking about it in here and I picked it up the vibes. (See, I don’t get to see the episode until the evening of the next day after it airs, so I stay out of the chats)
I am a big fan of the show, but last night there seemed to be a glaring fumble. Wynn has a chance to kill Quarles with a car bomb, but he doesn’t, saying to his henchman that he wants to give Quarles a chance to kill Boyd. So, they get there, Quarles gets out of the car as Boyd advances on him and THEN Wynn, gives the signal to blow up the car.
This makes no sense, Wynn has alrdy remarked that he knows how to blow someone up or something of the kind. Car bombs seem to be tempestuous mistresses (see: Casino) and your best bet to whack someone with one would be to have the target inside the car I’m guessing. It’s kinda ridiculous to think that Wynn assumes he’s going to both Quarles & Boyd, much less the guy who is somewhat close to the car.
So now, Quarles is on the run & he knows or at least very strongly suspects that Wynn screwed him with the car bomb. Why would he do this??
He doesnt even give Quarles a chance to shoot Boyd.
Love the show, but what up with this?
–fiddle–
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Wynn didn’t know Trooper Tom was watching. If Tom hadn’t been there, Wynn could have easily walked up after the bomb went off and shot both men… Another thing to remember is that criminals (especially Elmore Leonard criminals) are always going to get greedy and bite off more than they can chew. If they were the type to cut their losses they wouldn’t be criminals (you can even apply this to white-collar criminals). You can cite many exceptions I’m sure, but in Leonard books this is how things often play out.
Thanks for the reply, but I have to say it still seems like when Wynn asked for the bomb to be triggered, he was working his plan. He didn’t seem flustered or rushed. He basically got lucky that Boyd got knocked unconscious. Wynn’s been drawn as a weasel, but a smart & deliberate one. His actions in this case do not seem to bear this out.
Was Loretta referring to David Lee Roth Van Halen or Sammy Hagar Van Halen when she asked Raylan if she looked like she was a fan? Because if she meant Van Hagar, then yeah.
So how many people has Arlo threatened to kill on set for eating all of his pretzels? 80? Because his desire to kill Dickie because he was eating all of their pretzels was top notch logic.
What, no Bartender?
Just kiddin’ – great episode!!
Quick question: if Boyd’s hair fought Dickie’s hair, would it be similar to what happened when Dickie walked into the bar? I think Dickie’s hair might have an edge – it looks like it’s been through some scuffles.
I asked this the other day. My vote was Dickie’s hair wins it because it is too unpredictable.
I wonder if this was a deliberate detail from the writers: Quarles used to watch Taxi Driver as a child and now fancies himself as Bickle-esque, carrying that sleeve gun. Given what we now know about him, It makes complete psychological sense that the guy would idolize a character famous for liberating an 12-year-old from forced prostitution.
I’d go with deliberate. Either Jubbs or VJ has already mentioned one of the writers being a cinephile and that seems like something that is too well thought out to be an accident.
Beaner, that’s brilliant. Treat yourself to all the oxycontin you can handle.
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There are many cinephiles. It’s a cinephilic staff. We actually toyed with the idea of Quarles being a huge Scorcese fan and borrowing things from various Scorcese flicks but ended up with just the Taxi Driver track gun.
Did Taxi-driver borrow the rail-gun from the old “Wild Wild West” TV show…or am I just old for remembering that?
I loved that show…midget bad guys FTW…or is it bad guy midgets?
Much better explosion this time around. The bombing of Sheriff Napier’s cruiser was….uhhh….not convincing. I don’t expect Michael Bay, but that was pretty rough to watch. Especially for a show that typically gets it right.
I just want to let you guys know how much I enjoy ‘Justified’. It’s one of the best shows on television.
I think it’s interesting the food chain in season 3 of Justified. The lines are thinner than ever before, and I love it.
I think it’s cool how certain characters are more powerful than others but you may have to watch really closely to build an opinion on it.
For example Limehouse and Quarrels. They’re basically the same size in stature and seem to carry the same undercurrent of stamina, but Limehouse lately has been making sure that he’s just close enough with a Buthchers knife for it to be too tricky for Quarrels to pull his magical arm gun.
Just my thoughts on what I’ve seen drinking Yager and smoking the tiniest fragments of weed I can while watching.
Raylans the Dark Sun in the middle of the universe of characters. The Black Hole Sun if you will, and in a sense the eternal “justifier” and equalizer.
Many comment on him being the least interesting and dynamic character of the show. Although Raylans actions follow the same patern and are very rarely spontaneous seeming, his words are always different and always to me the most slow but powerful and moving part of the show.
So to me, he’s the most interesting central character a show has ever had. You don’t know what he’s thinking, you only know almost surely what he’ll do. And besides what he’s thinking or what he’ll do, the part I look forward to most is what he’ll say.
Call me a fucking theatre geek.
Also, I understand this is a ask the writers questions post, and I know the writers have the access for what I’m about to ask.
But is it possible, that’s the question part, is it possible? for you to maybe contact the WarmingGlow section of Uproxx and ask them to confide in you some email addresses of hardcore fans with some good posted comments and send them a mini leak of Episode 13, maybe 15 minutes, sorta the Dark Knight caption if you will.
I personally give you my word on The Book of Whoa that I won’t spread it, but then who knows about the rest of the folks, although if they do, i’tll only be a chunk and then only make the episode more mouth watering.
You can securely upload it directly to my dropbox at dropitto.me/takemedownto
with the password for the drop being justifiedwritersaretheshit.
Sure I risk some of these fuckers uploading Goatse, but I’ll take that chance.
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It’s only a week! Less than a week, now! You’ll make it!
VJBoyd, please answer my question about Raylan’s mom and Noble’s Holler’s sweet sweet loving!