Justified 6.6 FAQ
What’s it called?
“Alive Day.”
Who’s responsible?
Teleplay is credited to series vet Benjamin Cavell and the mysterious Jennifer Kennedy. (This appears to be Kennedy’s first produced teleplay ever.)
What says FX?
“Raylan investigates a murder that has sown discord in Markham's camp. Boyd's latest heist forces him to revisit his mining days.”
How does it start?
As last week’s did, with Boyd driving his truck. But that truck comes to a stop outside Ava’s house, and Boyd is greeted by someone other than Ava.
Last week’s episode appeared to end with Raylan getting ready to bone Ava Crowder, as if it were still season one. Does Rachel Brooks give him shit for bringing a key informant to orgasm?
Rachel suspects Raylan may be porking Ava, but the episode does not offer a definitive answer with regard to whether or not Raylan and Ava enjoyed sexual congress between the last episode and tonight’s.
Does the logline refer to the “murder” of the fat realtor played by “Friday Night Lights” icon Brad Leland?
It does.
What are the chances there’s nothing in that old bank vault Boyd seems to keen to crack open?
We are collectively still stinging from Geraldo Rivera’s Al Capone Vault escapade and too many episodes of “Storage Wars.” But, then again, I get the feeling Boyd may know something we do not.
Is Constable Bob back this week?
He’s not. But tonight’s episode gave me new hope we might see him again.
Does Sam Elliott’s character, pot king Avery Markham, get more than one scene this week?
He does.
What’s doing with Choo-Choo? Does he kill that thieving blonde bartender, Lennie Small-style?
Another blonde (not Ava) draws his attention this week.
Does Nick Searcy sit this one out?
No. Art has an important scene this week.
The big news?
The fact that he just punched a realtor to death may not prevent you from feeling for the hulking but damaged henchman Choo Choo this week.
What else is FX not telling us?
That you should brace for twists!
What’s good?
Sam Elliott. Choo Choo. Markham’s punji stick war story. “Real leadership’s about making the hard choices.” “You got one hell of an eye.”
What’s not so good?
The general Boblessness.
How does it end, spoiler boy?
Boyd gets a phone call from a familiar old acquaintance. (Hint: Not Dickie Bennett.)
10 p.m. Tuesday. FX.
