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Blaze of Glory
Season 2
Episode Number: 19
Season Episode: 6
Originally aired: Wednesday March 16, 2011
Writer:
Benjamin Cavell
Director: Jon Avnet
Show Stars: Timothy Olyphant (U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens), Joelle Carter (Ava
Crowder), Nick Searcy (Chief Deputy Art Mullen), Natalie Zea (Winona
Hawkins), Erica Tazel (Deputy Marshal Rachel Brooks), Jacob Pitts
(Deputy Marshal Tim Gutterson), Walton Goggins (Boyd Crowder)
Guest Stars: Ronnie Gene Blevins (Carter Hayes), Chris Coy (Bobby), Mel Fair (Nelson
Dunlop), Andy Hoff (Starke), Stefan Marks (FBI SAC Frankel),
Roderick McCarthy (FBI Agent Burnes), Kinsey McLean (Chris), Tom
Schmid (Special-Agent Davi), Rodney J. Hobbs (Bank Teller)
Summary: A bank robbery further complicates the relationship between Winona
and Raylan, as well as placing her in potential legal trouble. Art has
the chance to track down a fugitive from his early career.
Following the explosive events at the
abortive mine site robbery, Boyd and Ava
are under questioning, separately, by ATF
agents. Boyd explains that he was coerced
by his mine co-workers into being
the powder man. Ava claims not to know
where the money went. Frustrated, an
ATF agent asks Boyd if Ava slept with all
of his relatives. ”If you disrespect Ava one
more time, I’m going to come across this
table,” an eerily calm Boyd explains. ”You going to charge me?” No. The ATF agents are not.
Chief Deputy Marshal Art Mullen also lets the two ATF agents know he does not appreciate
the personal line of their questioning.
Winona, meanwhile, confronts estranged husband Gary about his latest plan to get them out
of debt. Turn out Gary put up their house as collateral to buy a stake in a champion racehorse.
Not surprisingly, Winona is furious.
Later, Winona explains the situation to Givens. ”That’s a little bit funny,” the Marshal says.
Winona doesn’t agree. Still, she talks to Givens about a possible future in which little Raylans
run around with toy guns. The only stipulation: Givens would have to change occupations. ”What
do you want me to say?” Givens asks. In other words, he isn’t willing to give up his day job just
yet. Givens exits and Winona is given the key to the evidence locker to put away some files. She
stops cold when she notices a cardboard box filled with $100 bills.
Winona is now standing in line at the bank, clutching a crumpled $100 note. She is about to
deposit the money when she suddenly thinks better of it and starts to head for the front door.
Unfortunately, a group of men suddenly shoot automatic weapons into the air and announce a
robbery. One of the men notices that Winona is clutching something in her hand. She, of course,
resists revealing the stolen $100 bill. Before leaving, he stomps on her face ... and gratuitously
shoots a supine guard in the leg.
Guess who isn’t happy to hear such news? Givens.
Later, he reprimands Winona for not immediately handing over whatever she has. Givens then
explains that the old man leading the robbery has a history of such activity – and was recently
released from a 30-year prison sentence. The accomplice who kicked Winona, meanwhile, is still
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