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Justified Episode Guide
unidentified. ”The one who kicked me in the face, if you get a chance, shoot him in the nuts,”
Winona tells her ex-husband. She feels it would be justified.
The team then questions the old man’s wife. She claims that her Frank was completely reformed
and spent all his time playing video games and chatting on-line. ”Maybe they forced him
to join them!” the wife says. The Marshals ain’t buying it. Meanwhile, Rachel has identified one
of the accomplices as a young carjacker named Bobby. (Winona’s assailant is still unidentified.)
Rachel and Tim then explain that all the money is marked, so if the robbers buy anything, they
should be notified. Naturally, this makes Winona [i]very[/[ nervous as the thieves have the $100
bill she removed from the evidence locker. ”I think I have a problem,” Winona whispers to Givens.
She explains her predicament – and Givens is furious. He knows he will have to catch the men if
there’s any hope of covering up for Winona.
Frank’s wife contacts her husband via a video chat while the Marshals watch. ”I need to
talk to whoever is in charge,” Frank tells his wife. Art peaks his head into camera range – and
Frank explains that he never intended for anyone to get hurt. ”Bobby don’t have the best taste
in friends,” Frank explains. ”The only way I’ll come in is if you promise to go easy on him.” Frank
then names a meeting place in two hours.
In a hotel room Frank, Bobby and Bobby’s psycho friend Carter are lying low. Frank is about
to shoot Carter (Winona’s attacker) when the old man suddenly falls over – apparently the result
of his emphysema. The young accomplices flee the scene.
Back at the Marshals’ office, Art gets an anonymous tip that Bobby and Carter just walked
into a nearby bank. Moments later, Givens arrives at the scene to find no obviously illegal activity.
He meets two FBI agents and volunteers to head inside and check things out. Givens quickly IDs
Carter and Bobby in the tellers’ line. The marshal tells the pair that Frank tipped off the cops to
their location. Carter remains arrogant, explaining that he and Bobby are waiting for the armored
car to arrive. Carter then opens his jacket to reveal dynamite strapped to his frame. Bobby, the
smarter of the duo, given the opportunity by Givens, raises his hands and gets down on the
ground in a compliance mode.
Carter then asks Givens if Winona ”tastes as good as she looks?” Bad idea. Givens calmly
explains that he is from Harlan County before suddenly landing a hay-maker to Carter’s face.
Carter falls to the ground in a heap. ”Back there, we know the difference between dynamite
and road flares,” the marshal explains before punching Carter a second time for good measure.
Justified.
Back at the office, Art discovers a flight simulator ”game” after a tech uses a ”mirror drive”
to hack into Frank’s computer. ”Sonofabitch,” Art mutters. The fugitive intends to fly off. Sure
enough, Frank heads to a hangar and finds Art waiting. ”I guess you didn’t believe that I was
giving my self up,” Frank observes. Nope. Frank, carrying a bag of money from the bank (he had
hidden it from his accomplices) makes a ”run” for it, but soon collapses in a wheezing heap. Art
easily tracks the old man down. ”Where were you headed?” Art asks. Frank explains that he was
headed to a Mexican fishing village to live out his days drinking and visiting hookers. ”Come on,
chief, there’s room for both of us,” Frank tells Art, who politely declines.
Later, Givens arrives on the scene and offers to take the money to the office to scan it. Art
accepts. Looks like Winona is safe.
Back at Givens’ hotel room, Winona is waiting. Givens went through all the bills until he
found three of the older ones before the design was changed one of those is the one that Winona
stole.
”I don’t know what to say,” Winona says. Instead of talking, the pair tumbles into bed.
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