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POLL : What did you think of Justified - Dark As a Dungeon?

11 Mar 2015

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10 comments:

  1. DiabetesMan11 March 2015 at 03:13

    My favorite episode of the season. Tense as hell.

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  2. Rashad T11 March 2015 at 03:47

    This season has been so amazing. Another fantastic episode.

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  3. polarbeers11 March 2015 at 03:50

    Favorite episode of the season so far. Loved the discussion of the past and present and how it seems like Raylan can move on from the past; he realizes he can't change it, but he can move on, which ties into the significance of not finding anything in Arlo's shed. Also loved the Boyd-Raylan scene by the car; they can trade insults all day.

    A review/more thoughts: http://polarbearstv.com/2015/03/10/justified-dark-as-a-dungeon-review-6x08/

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  4. magnutude11 March 2015 at 07:26

    another fantastic ep as the march to the finale continues... sad to see Raylan burning Arlo's old mementos like he's really divesting himself of anything that would remind him of the past as well as investigating the mystery shack of Arlo's as well... ( I wonder if that will come into play later (other than Arlo's man cave) on as they made a point that Arlo seemed to guard the key to it like it was very important.... some great dialogue and banter as always even as we saw the end of another great character in Walker: "This is BS, you shot me in the back...." "If you wanted to get hit in the front, you should've run towards me...." good stuff and I'll really miss this great little show.....

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  5. maplewhite191211 March 2015 at 07:43

    Raylan and Boyd kill Markham, take the money and ride off into the sunset holding hands.



    My mind is light and full of beautiful things ;-)

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  6. Lou11 March 2015 at 08:27

    Really glad Raylan has confronted his past and finally said goodbye to his wretched father. Great seeing Arlo one last time though. Now lets see if Raylan can make it out alive.

    The Raylan/Boyd scenes in this episode were everything I needed but possibly my favourite moment was Ava confronting Raylan about being a redneck. It's true, Raylan would be exactly like the Crowders, the Bennetts, the Crowes if it wasn't for his mother and the kindness of his aunt. He got out, the others weren't so lucky.

    Goodbye Walker, I liked you a lot. Someone give Garret Dillahunt his own show.

    Anyone else think that Wynn was the snitch all those years back? I'm not entirely sure if the timeline match but he seemed to know Katherine and the others back in the day and I wonder if it was him.

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  7. DebraFan11 March 2015 at 21:59

    Phenomenal episode.

    Raylan and Boyd - just the two of them engaged in banter. Gold, I say. It is TV gold. I will miss it. :(

    Raylan letting go of the past expecially his resentment of Arlo ( in that abandoned shack) and also uprooting his (Raylan's own) future grave site were two great scenes. He is at peace now with leaving Harlan, except for getting Boyd.

    Nicely paralleled with Raylan's singular focus on Boyd ( his white whale) is Boyd's own singular focus on the money (Boyd's white whale) in Markham's vault. Both can't seem to let things go. Who will end up like Captain Ahab?



    Ava still doing her best to keep her feet in both boats. She gave away Boyd's plan and the mine's name to Raylan. What will happen now? There's still that Uncle Zachariah. He could be the wild card that tips everything in Raylan's favor.

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  8. jfmjr12 March 2015 at 02:21

    I believe that there are only 5 episodes left of this great TV show. I have watched it since its first episode and I will miss all the great actors.

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  9. sat330317 March 2015 at 15:50

    I think Wynn is the snitched too... I to liked Walker. His own show ended. Garret is such a versatile character. He's played villains all so well (Justified and Burn Notice) and the comedy part in Raising Hope is funny and well played. I hope to see him in future shows

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  10. sat330317 March 2015 at 15:59

    I really enjoyed this episode. It's a true uplift from last week episode. Any time Wynonna is in an episode, it's takes a different turn. I enjoy seeing Raylan be the Marshal he knows best without constant nag... Anyway, my favorite scene was Raylan and Ava arguing and Raylan asking why they fight so much. I would love to see Raylan/Ava left standing and rife out of Kentucky together. Raylan take Ava to Florida or Costa Rico like she's been longing to do. Leave Harlan without the outlaw... with Raylan as she's stated in S1....
    Raylan and Walker was the humor of the episode. Anyone think Walker gave a little bit away when he said it's not about the money?
    Raylan and Arlo part, I like as well. Raylan realizing what he thought about his dad wasn't true at all. I wondered would he make peace with his past. I'm still wondering if he would actually sell his property. There's so much left in Kentucky for him. Protecting Loretta and her property, Ava... I'm so anxious for what the final episodes hold.

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