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Justified Episode Guide
you luck with that,” Givens says. Givens then slugs Boyd in the stomach and drags him into the
back room. The Marshal, furious that he has once again been connected with Boyd, demands to
know more about Quarles. ”You think that idea came from me?” Boyd asks. The criminal insists
that he did not tell Quarles that Givens was on the payroll.
Quarles, in the meantime, enters the office of the Harlan county sheriff and offers to make a
”donation” in exchange for essentially looking the other way when Quarles makes a play to take
over the oxy market. Quarles then adds another condition: take care of a small problem named
Boyd Crowder. Back at the Marshals office, Tim delivers more FBI into pertaining to Quarles –
e.g. information on Theo and Sammy Tonin, father and son mobsters.
Speaking of, Quarles ”welcomes” Sammy to his temporary Kentucky home. Sammy suggests
that Quarles is wasting his time with a bunch of hillbillies. Quarles counters that once the oxy
market is secured, it will bring in $1 million each month. Sammy, who occasionally stutters,
warns Quarles that he is on his second and last chance after the last incident with the ”rent
boy.” Wynn raises an eyebrow at the reference, but remains silent. Sammy leaves.
Givens, meanwhile, is looking for Sammy, but hasn’t been able to find him by calling hotels
and asking for the name. He approaches Tim (again) and asks for help. Tim explains that Sammy
is under FBI surveillance and he doesn’t want to risk Givens going all ”Raylan” on the mobster
and embarrassing the Marshals. Givens promises not to touch the man. He just wants to warn
Sammy that being in business with Quarles is not good for business.
At Johnny’s bar, Ava refuses to serve Arlo, especially after the previous night at Limehouse’s
compound. ”You know you’re not supposed to drink on your meds,” Ava warns. Suddenly, the
doors swing open and the sheriff and his deputy, Nick, enter. They find illegal video poker machines
and a locked emergency exit. The sheriff promptly closes down the bar. Boyd fumes.
Givens, meanwhile, watches Sammy eat from a much classier hotel bar. Tim has come through
again. Just then, two men suits enter. FBI. ”Please come with us,” says FBI guy no. 1. ”Let’s go
Marshal.” Now it’s Givens’ turn to fume.
He is soon being questioned by an incredulous Agent Barkley, who doesn’t buy that Givens
is actually looking for a minor felon distantly connected to Sammy. ”All I need from you, chief,
and your deputy here is to back off,” Barkley warns Art before exiting. Art, who doesn’t like
Barkley, tells Givens to be careful ... but doesn’t tell him to stop what he’s doing. Boyd then
visits Limehouse with a large sum of money and a request to look into a certain sheriff who has
taken a bribe from Quarles. Boyd warns that whatever Limehouse knows, he should know – or
Boyd will ”close out my account.”
At the horse track, Sammy looks into buying a steed or two. Givens, meanwhile, watches
from a nearby stable. Givens pays a trainer to send Sammy into a large barn where Givens waits.
Givens introduces himself to Sammy by smacking the mobster in the head. Sammy then asks
to be killed quickly. ”Tell Quarles I didn’t beg,” Sammy says. Givens is surprised – and angry,
noting that it’s the second time as of late that someone has accused him of being dirty. Givens
explains that he was not sent by Quarles. Givens also correctly notes that Sammy has no love
for Quarles and is, in fact, fearful of him. ”I’m starting to think you and I want the same thing,”
Givens says.
Sometime later, Givens shows up at Quarles’ home. The Marshal explains that Quarles has
moved into a home that is less than 200 yards from a piano school. The relevance? Well, a place
even suspected of selling drugs could be in a lot of trouble doing it so close to a school. In fact,
with Quarles’ record, it wasn’t hard to convince a judge to have the place investigated. ”24 hours
from now, anything left in that building belongs to the Marshals service,” Givens says. Asks
Quarles: ”This is how you’re going to do it?” Says Givens: ”For now.” Givens then climbs into his
car and drives away.
Wynn, meanwhile, has more bad news. The wire transfer of money from Sammy was cancelled.
Quarles correctly guesses that Givens was involved. So Quarles heads out to see Sammy, who
explains that Quarles has not adequately taken care of local law enforcement. Quarles promises
to start doing so in the very near future. He then urges Sammy to mention that Givens is ”in
bed” with Boyd Crowder the next time the mobster is sure the FBI is listening. Sammy, clearly
intimidated by Quarles, agrees. Back at Johnny’s bar, Boyd shares a drink with Shelby. He
offers the man a ”change in occupation” and suggests that Shelby might run for sheriff in the
next election.
In Oklahoma, Gary is pitching his financial and real estate expertise to a roomful of bored
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