There is something extremely captivating about the way Sam Elliot's mouth moves while he speaks.

It's not his mouth, it's the sounds coming out of it.

It's his mouth. Mmmmm.

I'm fine with the baby scenes as long as I get to see Natalie Zea. That is one gorgeous woman. (had to throw that in there after the Sam Elliot comment)

lol

Both. 😍

That was a brutal murder scene from Francis Wilcott.

Yea, I couldn't handle the baby crying scenes. I too skipped those parts, just cant deal with ******ed parents and crying babies.

THANK YOU.

I also hate babies, the little sh*ts.

I thought this was a really good episode. Bearded dude is a beast, I wonder what his end game is now.

Going after the money would be my guess...

Dying would be my guess...

Well, no way ava and boyd live happily ever after in iceland.

I'm saying 70% ava dies, boyd imprisioned. 15% boyd dies, ava imprisioned. 15% both die.

One thing out of this episode is that if Raylan can now stay in Harlan, we don't have to worry about the "never leave Harlan alive" line.

Loving this season

Yeah, every convo in that episode was elite.

i loved how raylan gave a nod to the audience with that line "you know i'm really going to miss these..."

to boyd when they were having that great back and forth.

Arlo popping up like that freaked the **** out of me!

That Markham would open the safe in front of Boyd and Raylan, and that Raylan wanted Boyd to go after the reward because he knew it would happen and be too much temptation for Boyd, seemed like an unrealistic plot device.

That may well have been one of the best Justified episodes ever. Beautifully written. The ghost of Arlo was devastating. It's good to see Raylan struggling, as sometimes he's just there to spout witty quips and shoot bad guys.

Ye this seemed very weak.

That Markham/Raylan dance was pretty awesome before they sat at the table together, and it might have been Elliott's best performance in the show so far. His aloof nature was great in the lead up.

The writing is a bit like the show's ending, but it'll do, as we won't have many more Boyd/Raylan scenes.

I loved the line about getting shot in the back, and Raylan saying if you didn't want to be shot in the back you should have run toward me, or whatever the line was. I'm a little disappointed to not find out what Walker's other reason was beside the money.

A lot of good set ups happened in the episode, but I'm ready for the steamroller to start moving, since we've essentially had three set up episodes in a row.

Since Boyd had all those big Coors boxes, I really hope Markham sees them and says, "Ahhhh, Coors, the banquet beer."

What are the ratings like for Justified in America?

The ratings are decent but are nowhere near what they should be. The show has a moderate sized but very loyal fan base.