Justified "Shot All to Hell" OAD 2014-02-04 **spoilers**

I suppose the Littlest Storm Trooper doesn't have a clue that he really did commit suicide when he stabbed himself...

 

Hate to see the Haitian go like that! Was looking forward to seeing more of his character.

I'm very curious to find out where they are going with the Kendal Crowe storyline.

Art was awesome every second he was on the screen.

 

It'llshow he was sitting on the edge of the bed.

 

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I think Kendall will end up killing a Crowe with that 12 step move.

 

His "suicide note" confession should exonerate Ava

 

"When you start using words like that, it's time to go"

"You mean time to go look it up?"

"Raylan, you're a d**k!"

"I'm a d**k, but you're a kiss-ass"

.... Later.

"You can kiss my ass any time!"

--Carlos V.

 

Any Art centric episode is pure gold.

Art - I'm going to have a diet 7-Up

Picker - I'll have one too, Princess.

Art - You can suck the can when I'm done.

and his "I'll give you 10 seconds" Raylan imitation was hilarious especially with Jere Burns' reply

The Haitian actor wanted off the show; didn't like the role. Too bad as I enjoyed his character more than this season's new murder of Crowes

 

That was a good half a season worth of action in one episode.

I'll always love Wash(Firefly) the best, but gotta love bad-ass Alan Tudyk here and in Dollhouse. Wish we were going to see more.

And with Raylan and Boyd and Tudyk's character and others and still Art manages to surprise me as my favorite bad-ass of the bunch.

 

No way Tudyk's character should have missed, firing first and without Art or Raylan knowing.

Also wish they didn't show the Haitian flying 10 feet from the shotgun blast. If he just fell flat on his back, it would have been better.

 

Yeah, especially with an AA12. Unless he was firing slugs AND was a bad shot, Art and Raylan should have been at least peppered.

--Carlos V.

 

I don't know if we can be sure Dunham is dead. It looks bad for him, absolutely, but it's possible Jimmy wants to use him to lure Boyd into a trap or something, rather than kill him immediately.

I knew something would go wrong, too. At first I thought the guard did it himself, but surely he wouldn't be so brazen without backup.

See, I read this differently. At first I thought Art was trying to find the bad apple federal guy and that's why he's heading to Detroit, etc. It seemed to me he must suspect it was Raylan at the airport and that confused me since it seemed like he was out to get Raylan which didn't seem in character.

But after the exchange of looks just before Raylan "confessed", I now think Art was tracking down those rumors to make sure he could control the story and protect Raylan (unless Raylan was really on the take, but I'm sure Art knew he wasn't). I'm betting Art knew it wasn't the FBI guy, that's why he said "unless there's something else" like that. I'm not sure how Art convinced Picker to lie about it, but they had plenty of time to come to an agreement before the lawyers showed up.

I don't think Raylan gave anything away by saying that, and in fact I bet he felt obliged to come clean to Art after what Art did for him.

Of course, Picker is still out there somewhere... but he's on the record blaming someone else so if he changes his story later it's not very believable.

If Marcos hadn't used that gun much, he might have not been used to it and the first shots would have been far wide. The entire thing was nuts, though: he must have known Theo was in one of those containers, so what's he doing shooting the heck out of them with an elephant gun?!?!

 

This is all explained away with "it's in the script", but Marcos' gun was a full auto shotgun at relatively close range. Hard to miss.

--Carlos V.

 

Art has threatened Raylan many times. Givens has caused him as much trouble as he's done him good. Maybe next week will prove me wrong, but I think Art was quite prepared to throw the book at Raylan if Raylan's involvement had come out. Picker lied because Raylan threatened him into it.

 

I see what you did there!

 

???

Last scene, Raylan lets Art know that the Feeb was NOT the witness as Picker had said and that he (Rayland) has personal knowledge of who was there.

 

That was my overwhelming thought when the episode ended.

He was such a great character. Dark, mysterious, scary... I thought he might easily become the mastermind behind the Crowe Reign of Terror in Harlan County.

I'm bummed.


...and of course...

Is Hot Rod dead?