The usual chat between him and his boss is also great. Especially because the boss does not 'look' like he would be witty and smart.

Best episode written thus far. And that is saying something. SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The scene when Raylan takes Dickie to the woods was eerily reminding of the scene from "Miller's Crossing."
Next week all out war.

I agree..last nights show was one of the best all season. Great stuff

Raylan and Boyd are going to get after it over Ava in the end, she'll cause Boyd to get killed

That's what I was thinking watching it. It was definitely an homage to "MC." I wonder if someone in charge of this show was involved in the production of "MC."

I hope not. Boyd is a great frienemy and my favorite character next to Raylan himself.

I haven't watched last week's yet, so I get two hours of goodness tonight.

Interesting finale.

It was good...i thought last weeks show was better though. They left a few threads dangling for sure...

Watching Season 1 and enjoying it. I'm not reading too much of this thread because I don't want season 2 ruined for me.

Best written show on TV, going to be hard to keep this quality up.

This is going to seem like a strange comparison, but I finished reading the new Sookie Stackhouse book yesterday afternoon, and when it ended, I was like this is the ending? It just felt like there should be more, like it was missing a chapter. And that's how Justified felt. It felt like they somehow left 5 minutes off. Good episode, but somehow it didn't feel like a finale despite the Bennett disposal.

Pretty much how i felt. It just kind of ended. They never explained the old lady who talked to Mags and was at the jailhouse last week. WTH??

The ending was not so bad for me. The end really brought home how wothless Mags thought Dickie was.

It's definitely ironic that Dickie's the one that lived.

I just re-watched the last 10 minutes, and it's great right up the the point where Loretta hands Raylen the gun. Raylen and Mags drinking together at the end just didn't work for me, although logically-speaking it was fine, and he wouldn't know about the poison until she told him.