DJariya

Synopsis:

Episode 3 - "Truth and Consequences" (Airs January 22, 10:00 pm e/p) - Drew Thompson's widow turns up and gets Raylan in hot water with the FBI, while Boyd's strike at the snake church is met with a surprising strike back. Written by Benjamin Cavell; directed by Jon Avnet.



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Episode 3 of 13

Lt Ripley

Well, how about that?

MarineCorps

Wow. This ep just taking twists everywhere and kept me on the edge of my seat!

boogieman03

Did I miss what Raylan's girl took from the drawer? His gun?

malichai

Money. He was putting all of the money he was earning from side jobs in Chekhov's drawer.

This show is so solid. It might not be the greatest, but it is incredibly consistent.

Shamus McAnally

I loved how Boyd really didn't want Billy to mess with the snake and the look on his face after Billy put it away. It was like "Ahh, there goes another damn egg..."

I can't imagine Johnny's setting Wynn Duffy up, so how long for the world is Johnny?

Absolutely love this show! (Even liked Randall a bit. Hope he's around for most of the season.)

Boba Fett

I'll be honest, I was feeling very iffy about this season (after a mediocre at best premiere) until this episode. Now I'm on board, no questions asked.

chrisih8u

Art's my favorite character.

Rob V

Marshall Stiffy

cleaver

I don't think Art is surviving the season, feeling that vibe

Rob V

^^ He's close to retirement and that of course means he will get shot and/or die. It's the drama-cop rule.

chrisih8u

He better not die!

Boba Fett

I wouldn't be shocked if they built towards people thinking something bad will happen to Art and instead swerve them by having Rachel or Tim get killed.

barelypure

Damn UVerse crashed halfway thru. Now I'll have to catch the repeat.

uteotw

It'd better not be Tim. Love his interaction with Raylan and need to see more sniper action.

The dialogue on this show is so incredibly well written I feel like I need to watch it again.

wirefan

Damn... loved the scene with Boyd at the end. Not sure where that story arc goes from there (I imagine the hooker comes into play), but the way they tied in the henchman living through the bites was nicely done. I didn't make anything of it at the time, though in hindsight it seems rather obvious.

I kind of like how this season seems a bit less structured and that there's just a bunch of stuff that has yet to connect (and might not).

Also both the Art and Wynn Duffy characters are awesome... great complimentary characters.

Deftones

That was a great episode. Got some movement on the case of the season as well as the side stuff. Seems like that theft of Raylan's money was more of a quick score deal w/ the chick than a long con. It's not like Raylan makes a ton of money, so maybe she still had feelings for her husband, they took the money and ran.

Lt Ripley

Cue Steve Miller Band! Woo hoo hoo!

The bit with Boyd at the end, I was sitting there wondering if they would or wouldn't have it happen. I could see story lines developing either way. I was glad it happened.

Fist of Doom

It's always great when they pair up Raylan and Tim; Tim gives him so much hell.

I love the little things Olyphant does with his performance. When Art was reprimanding Rachel for not calling backup, she says something like "Wyatt Earp over here does stuff like that all the time. Do you ever write him up?" Raylan gives this little look like "Why the hell are you dragging me into this shit?"

Deftones

Funny thing is there was sort of a foreshadowing of the Wyatt Earp comment, if you remember, there was a Tombstone movie poster in Raylan's room. Also, there was a Venom poster when Boyd's henchman was sitting there on the table with the snake on his face.

Jimmy James

Somebody is definitely going to die, and I think it's Tim. I hate it, but I think it's Tim. Both Rachel and Art would be so damned obvious based on what they're doing with the characters.

Tom Creo

Raylan hooks up with Rachel?

With writing this good, I don't/didn't care how long it takes to get to the main storyline.

Shamus McAnally

One of the best scenes of the series was from season 2, episode 2 "The Life Inside", when Raylan and Tim go to save the pregnant girl and Raylan describes "the apricot" to the thug before Tim hits him right there.

Rob V

I still think Art bites it... which is going to allow the writers to introduce a new character -- and thus clash with Raylan.

Jimmy James

If he retires, they get to intro a new boss and keep Art around. Killing Art is too cliche for this show. It's Tim.