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Justified Episode Guide
glad to see him then pulls a gun and shoots Bill in the leg. ”Sorry, Bill, but you know how it is,”
says Terry, who is actually a relocated mob assassin named Walter Vondas given a new identity
for ratting out his boss.
The next morning the Marshal’s office is in a furor because Bill Nichols’ body has been found
outside of town. The information they have been given is that he had been killed with a single
shot to the head, but that there were two earlier wounds to his leg. Art surmises that he had been
tortured for information after being wounded, then murdered. Art finds out what WitSec clients
in Bill’s charge are in the area that he might have been checking up on, and details Deputy
Marshals to protect them.
Sometime later, U.S. Deputy Marshal Rachel Brooks arrives at Mary’s home. ”I’m your college
roommate and I’m visiting from Dallas,” Rachel says, explaining her cover in case anyone is
watching. ”Given me a hug and lets go inside.”
Winona, meanwhile, shows Givens an ultrasound. The U.S. Marshal compares the image to
one from ”Alien” and mentions getting a new home – again. The couple parts and Givens soon
discovers that Assistant Director Karen Goodall is waiting in Art’s office. She is there in response
to the death of Bill Nichols. Karen then announces that she is taking Givens to see Little Joe,
who was once put away by one of the people in the witness protection program.
On the drive to Little Joe’s, it becomes clear that Givens and Karen (née Sisco?) have some
sort of history together. He says he’d heard she got married, which she acknowledges but notes
that she got divorced right afterwards.
Art visits the home of a nearby WitSec client, Terry Powe. Art tells Terry to pack a bag – just
in case – and the fast-talking Terry manages to sneak a gun into his gym bag.
Givens and Karen, meanwhile, arrive at a fancy hotel and per their previously worked out
strategy Karen knocks on a room door as Raylan conceals himself. A pair of goons answer the
door and get fresh with Karen who subdues Butch as Givens’ cuffs the other. Little Joe is indeed
inside, and after they gain access to his suite and he is interrogated, Givens calls Art, explaining
that Little Joe is nearby, meaning Terry must be moved.
Art drives Terry’s car while Terry lies down in the back seat. Art notices that Terry’s GPS
has recently been set to the location where Bill was shot. When Terry realizes that they have
pulled up back in front of his own house, he pulls his gun out of his bag. Art deftly subdues the
assassin.
In the prison yard, Boyd intentionally provokes a group of black inmates by revealing a
swastika tattoo. Moments later, he is in the infirmary. Boyd refuses medical treatment from
the orderly, the punishment for which refusal is time in the hole. So now Boyd finds himself next
door to Dickie. Both are in solitary confinement.
Back to Terry’s place, Art reads to clues and after a quick search finds a large bag of cash
stowed behind the air conditioning vent. ”You got one chance – exactly one – to tell me what you
did,” Art says. Terry remains silent, so Art does the talking. Turns out Little Joe had told Givens
that Terry called a few weeks back looking to get ”back into the game.” Little Joe said sure – with
a buy-in fee of $2 million. So Terry trailed Bill Nichols to discover the locations of his charges in
WitSec and sold those locations to the bad guys. Art then tunes Terry up pretty thoroughly until
the assassain reveals who he has sold out.
Rachel gets a call from Art to tell her that Mary and her children are in trouble. Rachel looks
out the window. ”They’re already here,” she says.
Givens and Karen soon show up at Terry’s to collect Art. Meanwhile, two hit men break into
the Archer home with guns drawn. Rachel, Mary, young daughter June and the infant are hiding
in the attic. The baby’s cries give their location away. One of the assassins peeks into the attic
and Rachel opens fire. The man tumbles down the stairs. Givens, Art and Karen then burst into
the house, and the other thug is killed in an exchange of gunfire. Everyone is safe.
The door to Dickie’s prison cell swings open... revealing Boyd. Clearly, a guard has been paid
off. Dickie immediately begins to cry as Boyd whispers threats into his ear. Rather than kill
Dickie, however, Boyd demands to know where all of his late mother Mags’ money was hidden. A
terrified Dickie explains that it is being held by a man who will give it to no one but Dickie, who
gives up the man’s name: Ellstin Limehouse. ”That money dies with me,” Dickie cries.
On the outside, Givens reunites with Winona at the station... as Karen tries not to watch.
Later, Givens files his activity report and says goodbye to Karen.
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