Boyd's getting interesting. Predictably, Raylan coming over the table at him had me riveted, but the way Boyd just stood there until the guards dragged Raylan away was unexpectedly cool.

Sad to see the guy from Life in the drug trade.

I am worried for everyone on Breaking Bad. Terrible terribleness is coming for them all, I fear.

I really want to make a Breaking Baa joke now, but I'm not worthy.

Haven't seen the last Justified yet.

I am sad to inform you that they missed the opportunity for shirtless Raylan. Clearly, the costumer is a cruel mistress.

I acquired Spartacus based on recommendations. I fancied it might be like Rome, which I really, really liked. But no. All I can say is, 'ick.' It's Rome contaminated by the Tudors. Though I do love John Hannah.

Justified: I enjoyed Boyd very much as usual. The episode as a whole I found to be good entertainment, but I'd say it was my least favorite so far. It was interesting watching Winona and trying to judge her motivation.

But there was something missing for me this week.

It was interesting watching Winona and trying to judge her motivation.

Oh, I'd say that it's classic "I may or may not want you, but I don't want anyone else to have you either". I suspect that she left him not because she didn't love him, but because he wasn't giving her what she needed. And perhaps last week's convo where he apologized has made her rethink her decision.

I don't have anything else to say about Justified, but I sure enjoyed this last episode.

And perhaps last week's convo where he apologized has made her rethink her decision.

After a few years of marriage to the weasel she replaced him with, just being around Raylan might be making her rethink her decision.

I don't know, there's definitely still some Winona-Raylan sparkage, but I think there was some genuine here's-what-you're-getting-into kindness when she was talking to Ava. Probably came out of W remembering exactly why she left as well as remembering why she fell in love with him originally.

I'm not completely convinced her new husband is a weasel, either. He very well could be, but I'm not sure (a) that Raylan is at all objective about him or (b) whatever Winona was looking into is necessarily about him.

Re: Breaking Bad. HOLY CRAP! HFSQ out the window!