"The Hatchet Tour" is the ninth episode of Justified's fourth cycle, meaning that after Tuesday, we're officially into the last quarter of the season. That's the perfect time to finally reveal the identity of Drew Thompson.
The episode opens on a very cranky note. Tim is not happy to find his friend's dead body at a drug dealer's house. He cooperates with the investigating officers, but it's clear the wheels in his the most underappreciated Deputy Marshal's head are already turning. Elsewhere, Tim's psuedo-partner Raylan is collecting Hunter (guest star Brent Sexton) from prison, so it's not a good day for anyone. Including Art, whose response involves expletives and yelling. "Call him and articulate to him my extreme displeasure," Art's tirade starts, and it ends with "and that's where his nightmare will begin." One imagines the Chief Deputy gets bulk size bottles of Advil for the holidays.
Source: Full Recap and Review @ BFTV
The episode opens on a very cranky note. Tim is not happy to find his friend's dead body at a drug dealer's house. He cooperates with the investigating officers, but it's clear the wheels in his the most underappreciated Deputy Marshal's head are already turning. Elsewhere, Tim's psuedo-partner Raylan is collecting Hunter (guest star Brent Sexton) from prison, so it's not a good day for anyone. Including Art, whose response involves expletives and yelling. "Call him and articulate to him my extreme displeasure," Art's tirade starts, and it ends with "and that's where his nightmare will begin." One imagines the Chief Deputy gets bulk size bottles of Advil for the holidays.
Source: Full Recap and Review @ BFTV
This show makes Television worth watching... was that someone's tag line? Oh well, it's true. I started watching because I had a crush on Timothy Olyphant, but it's evolved into loving all the characters, especially the villians.
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