Justified Episode Guide - inaf iasf bologna
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<strong>Justified</strong> <strong>Episode</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Veterans<br />
Season 1<br />
<strong>Episode</strong> Number: 11<br />
Season <strong>Episode</strong>: 11<br />
Originally aired: Tuesday May 25, 2010<br />
Writer:<br />
Benjamin Daniel Lobato<br />
Director: Tony Goldwyn<br />
Show Stars: Nick Searcy (Chief Deputy Art Mullen), Jacob Pitts (Deputy Marshal<br />
Tim Gutterson), Timothy Olyphant (U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens), Natalie<br />
Zea (Winona Hawkins)<br />
Guest Stars: John Lee Ames (Boyd’s Man #2), Omar Avila (Ernesto), Emerson<br />
Brooks (Sykes), Brad Carter (Bobby Joe Packer), Mark Elias (Boyd’s<br />
Man #1), David Haley (Guard), Damon Herriman (Dewey Crowe),<br />
Travis Johns (Luther Perry), David Meunier (Johnny Crowder), William<br />
Ragsdale (Gary Hawkins), Kevin E. West (Frank Choate), Josh Wingate<br />
(Puller), Walton Goggins (Boyd Crowder)<br />
Summary: Arlo agrees to work for Bo Crowder as an inside man for the Marshall’s<br />
Office, knowing that this is the only way he will gain an official job with<br />
them. Elsewhere, Bo starts up his new meth lab.<br />
A team of U.S. Marshalls, led by<br />
Givens and Mullen, raid Boyd’s camp.<br />
They cuff the ”shepherd” of this particular<br />
flock as well as Dewey Crowe. Back<br />
at the office, the officers attempt to get a<br />
follower named Luther to assist them in<br />
putting Boyd back behind bars. Luther<br />
stares at Givens and growls: ”You strike<br />
at the shepherd, the sheep may scatter.”<br />
One by one, each of the ”church” members<br />
say the same.<br />
Later, Boyd is brought in for questioning.<br />
Asks Givens: ”Are you working for<br />
your daddy ... scaring everyone back under<br />
his wing?” Boyd, without admitting to<br />
anything, suggests that the blown-up trailer might have been an ”accident.” Suddenly, Godfearing<br />
Mullen becomes righteously angry. ”It’s assholes like you that give Christians like me a<br />
bad name!” the boss yells. A state police officer suggests tracking down the two men who escaped<br />
from the meth lab – if Boyd didn’t already kill them.<br />
Speak of the devils, the scared pair meet with Bo and Johnny at the bar. ”Is it too late for us<br />
to get your protection now?” one of the men asks. Says Bo: ”Never too late ... we’ll get you up and<br />
running again.” Cut to Givens, who is on his way out of the office. The modern-day cowboy runs<br />
into his ex wife, who is acting nervous and flirty. ”Thank you again for what you did for Gary,”<br />
Winona says. Later, Givens visits Hunter in prison. The former sheriff drops a bomb: when Bo<br />
went to jail, he handed collection and protection duties to none other than Arlo Givens – and,<br />
apparently, Arlo promptly screwed it up. ”Can’t imagine ol’ Bo is too happy about that,” Hunter<br />
says. ”Can you?”<br />
Cut to Bo paying a visit to Boyd’s camp. He takes his son aside and hands over a wad of cash.<br />
Turns out Boyd’s handiwork at the meth lab – accidental or not – has been a boon to daddy’s<br />
business. ”I got people lining up with cash in their hands, begging me for protection,” Bo explains<br />
to his son, who promptly returns the money. It’s against his new religion. ”You’re not taking me<br />
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