Also having seen what Boyd got by hiring Zachariah, and remembering previous people he let into his gangs, the question is: "Boyd Crowder, bad HR manager, or Boyd Crowder, worst HR manager ever?"

I gotta assume that was just to get Boyd to trust him implicitly? I can't see why else he'd set Boyd up for a fall and then save him.

I gotta assume that was just to get Boyd to trust him implicitly? I can't see why else he'd set Boyd up for a fall and then save him.

I'm sort of assuming he's planning to let Boyd complete the robbery first, then kill him, and take the money. I mean, even if he wasn't told, he knows damn well there is something at the other end of this abandoned coal mine that makes it a gold mine. His intent is to end up with the gold while Boyd ends up with the shaft.

I was thinking his intent was to kill Boyd but not get himself killed in the process, so when Boyd ended up landing on something and was reachable, he had to put on a show.

Boyd and Ava. Man. I don't even know what I want to happen.

I'm surprised how much I like Winona and Raylan's reunion.

Art making sense of things, always good.

I really don't want Boyd to kill Ava, but I think it could go that way once he knows everything he told Raylan. Of course that would break him completely.

Better Call Saul was really good this week.

And then there's Raylan. Oof.

I won't see Justified until my workout tomorrow. But a thought did occur to me. I wonder if Duffy was the snitch?

Better Call Saul was really good this week.

Yeah, that was fantastic. The Mike Ehrmantraut episode I never knew I wanted.

I think it was Duffy and he is angling for Kathryn and Markham to destroy each other and leave him with the whole enchilada.

He thinks he is tougher than he is...you'd think he would learn, right?