Groundless (A Justified Podcast)

Season finale time! Join us for a look at Season 3, Episode 13, Slaughterhouse! This week on Groundless, your hosts: try to find the laughter hidden in slaughterhouse, learn why Quarles should remember to always leave a note, finally pay off Checkov's cleaver and Checkov's arm gun, discuss local San Diego cuisine and notable places, and pour one out for a real one, Robert Quarles. Join us in a few weeks for a look at Out of Sight - our Elmore Leonard movie for Season 3. Hit us up on the socials @groundlesspod and @groundlesspodcast. E-mail us groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review and tell your friends. Stay tuned for a short special off-topic episode of Groundless coming in late December.

It's a coalition of the willing on this episode of Groundless - covering Season 3, Episode 12 of Justified - "Coalition" - not be confused with cotillion, which is a thing from The O.C. Join Chris and Randy this week as we: Correct some Alan Thicke related statements from our last episode (possibly incorrectly again), create a new game based on the movie banter between Quarles and his captors of loose morals in inbred holler, decide that Raylan definitely shot Dickie in the leg on purpose, debate whether anyone knows what Theo Tonin says into the ear, and compare Arlo with Junior Soprano. Next week we're back for the season finale, Slaughterhouse. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review! Tell your friends! Check us out on socials - @groundlesspod or @groundlesspodcast or e-mail us at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com.

You can't have the Duffy, without the WIN! Time to follow Quarles down the rabbit hole in this weeks episode - Season 3, Episode 11 of Justified, "Measures." This week, your Groundless hosts: admire how prolific both our director and guest star are in their respective fields this week, (briefly) debate whether Titanic is a good movie or just a popular movie, experience a host of amusing technical difficulties and lack of preparation associated with a short turnaround, learn three different things Robert Quarles looks like, and spread misinformation about Alan Thicke in this week's Top 5 segment. Back in 3 weeks for our penultimate episode of Season 3. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review; you'd be shocked with how much it helps! Find us on the socials @groundlesspod and @groundlesspodcast. E-mail us - groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Happy Thanksgiving and see you in a few weeks in this spot!

Quarles has gone bye-bye - what's Wynn going to do? Time to look at Season 3, Episode 10 of Justified, "Guy Walks Into A Bar." On this weeks Groundless, we: reminisce about high school in the context of our new #1 movie, compare Shelby's election ground game with Obama's, learn more about what Robert Quarles looks like, discuss why Lindsay the Bartender has a nice torso but might not be a very good bartender, debate Quarles's aptitude as a parent through the lens of classic TV families in our Top 5 segment, and use the word "blowjob" way more than seems appropriate. Schedule update - we are back with S03E11 next week, then a couple of weeks off. Back with S03E12 and E13 December 9 and 16 respectively, then a little time off for the holiday and new year. So get ready we are headed for a disarming finale! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Subscribe - click that little subscribe button up at the top of your screen. Rate - give us a rating of 5 stars. Review - leave a nice written review talking about how awesome we are. Thanks! Hit us on the socials - @groundlesspod and @groundlesspodcast or e-mail us groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. See you next week!

Tanner go boom! Time to look at Season 3, Episode 9 of Justified - Loose Ends. This week on the podcast, your hosts: follow up on some old business about the 4th amendment and modeling, explore corpse disposal options with Ava, Delroy, and Heisenberg in our Top 5 segment, discuss a more than similar resemblance between ATF Agent Keaton and another bomb expert from a Graham Yost project, and discuss the sociology of baked goods in our food of the week segment. See you in 2 weeks with Episode 10 - "Guy Walks Into a Bar." Until then, check us out on the socials @groundlesspodcast and @groundlesspod or e-mail us groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate, and Review - and stay tuned for a special merchandise-based announcement for all the real Groundless aficionados.

Join Groundless this week for a look at Justified Season 3, Episode 8: Watching the Detectives. In this episode, your hosts: Explore the world of women's tennis thanks to Wynn in our wildly popular Top 5 segment; lament the "found footage" period of movies; remember the world's foremost Principal Seymour Skinner impersonator, Gary Hawkins; discover Raylan's secret to keeping that 28 inch waist; and take a look at the exclusionary rule in our Law Minute. Join us next week for a look at Season 3, Episode 9 of Justified: "Loose Ends." It's time for Boyd to start campaigning! Check us on the socials @groundlesspodcast and @groundlesspod, e-mail us at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE, RATE, and REVIEW! See you back here in two weeks!

Time to meet the Boss's waste of sperm son! Join Groundless this week for a look at Season 3, Episode 7 of Justified - The Man Behind the Curtain. In this week's episode of Groundless, your hosts: explore the best places to disappear that aren't Topeka, KS in our Top 5 segment, introduce a new feature describing one Robert Quarles, discover that Beyonce was filthy way before WAP inspired our imaginations, wonder whether Quarles's sexuality was decided by the writers just for the gay jokes, and celebrate Ned Ryerson (you know, Ned the Head). Check back in two weeks you teaser ponies! Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review. Check us out on social media @groundlesspodcast and @groundlesspod - and e-mail us groundlesspodcast@gmail.com.

Time to set up our main Season 3 conflict! Join us this week for a look at Season 3, Episode 6 of Justified, "When the Guns Come Out." On this week's episode, your hosts: acknowledge the ever increasing darkness of this season, ponder the tone of this episode (especially the end), find (YET ANOTHER) Lethal Weapon connection, wonder why musical TV shows are rarely successful, and discuss some of our favorite urban dictionary terms in our new Top 5 segment. Join us in two weeks for another new episode! In the meantime, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Check us out on the socials @groundlesspodcast or @groundlesspod and e-mail us with your comments, suggestions, and top 5 disagreements at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com.

We are back! Sorry for the short hiatus, personal issues kept us from recording - but we should be back on schedule for the remainder of the season! Join us this week for a look at Season 3, Episode 5 of Justified - Thick As Mud. In this week's episode, your intrepid hosts: introduce a new segment that is surely not going to be divisive, find yet another "Lethal Weapon" TV show connection to Justified, debate whether Dewey Crowe has ever had a credit card, gossip about beef between Mischa Barton and Rachel Bilson, and analyze the Limehouse Harlan County Community Credit Union business plan - and contemplate Errol as his actuary. See you in two weeks for a look at the next episode! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review! Hit us up on the socials @groundlesspod or @groundlesspodcast or via e-mail groundlesspodcast@gmail.com.

Join us this week for a look at Season 3, Episode 4 of Justified, "The Devil You Know." In this episode of Groundless, your hosts: Issue a self-correction regarding a Jr., stick with the show no matter how weird things get, analyze the quality of two all-time physical gags in this episode, try to figure out if we'd go out like a tough guy or like Devil, and learn that "jink" is an actual word that exists. Join us in 2 weeks for "Thick As Mud" or "Dewey Crowe's Very Special Episode." Until then, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review! Check us on the socials @groundlesspod or @groundlesspodcast, and e-mail us your questions and corrections at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com.

Time to play Harlan Roulette! I heard that's where you take a bottle of oxy followed by a bottle of Jim Beam and then rob your neighbors' house. Join us for a look at Season 3, Episode 3 of Justified, Harlan Roulette. In this episode we: decide whether pig sh*t or rotting pot plants smell worse, coin a new term "Magooing" to describe Wade Messer's approach to life, try to avoid being canceled despite flagrant and frequent flagpole formulation, learn that Chris can't tell fat white character actors apart, and appreciate the Kentucky-fried beauty of an expression that ends with "dead owls don't give a hoot." Back in 2 weeks with a look at The Devil You Know (weird, isn't there a character named Devil?). Happy Fourth! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review - it means a lot! Check us out on the socials @groundlesspod and @groundlesspodcast. E-mail is groundlesspodcast@gmail.com for comments, complaints, and commendations. We continue to look for an affordable but not entirely novice social media manager/marketer to help us promote the podcast - contact us if that sounds like you!

Time for the "Karen Sisco" crossover episode... oops, I mean, Assistant Director Goodall episode. Join Groundless for a look at "Cut Ties" S03E02 of Justified. On this week's show, we: discuss the excitement of returning to the theater to see Tyrese go to space, find out where we can see Asst. Director Goodall with her shirt off, try to avoid getting canceled in a new segment, lament the overall quality of this episode, and really dive deep on how disturbing the police abuse in this episode is - and what a departure it is from the rest of the show. Back in two weeks with a look at "Harlan Roulette" - until then, check us out on the socials @groundlesspod or @groundlesspodcast, e-mail us your thoughts, suggestions, and corrections at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Tell your friends and family as well!

Finally, right? After much delay in the editing booth we present Groundless's (probably still too long) look at Jackie Brown. Join us for this extra-stuffed episode to reminisce about music in the nineties, get a law minute on the 4th amendment, discuss the finer (and lower) points of DeNiro's work-for-any-paycheck recent career and compare it with an older actress's would-kill-for-a-paycheck late career, learn how amazing the timing of the music in this movie is, and just generally bask in the greatness of Q and Elmore's masterpiece. We cut about 30 minutes out of this podcast, which is the first time we've made significant cuts. If you're interested in an uncut version, let us know and maybe we can release it. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Catch us on socials @groundlesspodcast or @groundlesspod. E-mail us at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. We'll be back on June 13 with a look at Season 3, Episode 2 of Justified!

Back with Season 3! Join Groundless for a look at Season 3, Episode 1 of Justified - The Gunfighter. In this episode we: discuss how late the Season 2 special is in getting posted, realize we haven't seen any of the Oscar bait movies in theaters when this episode aired, try to figure out why this episode is titled "The Gunfighter" when it doesn't feature a gunfight, pick up on the Season 3 theme of being able to escape the consequences of your actions, and tally up 5 bodies for the first episode of a very bloody season. Check us out on the socials @groundlesspodcast or @groundlesspod. Don't forget to subscribe and review. Tell your friends! We are considering doing a "mailbag" episode - if you're interested send your question/comment to our e-mail groundlesspodcast@gmail.com or DM us on Twitter @groundlesspod.

It was already in the glass... It's time to explore season two, episode thirteen of Justified - Bloody Harlan. Widely thought to be the single best episode of Justifed, we wrap up the Bennett's story this week. Join Groundless as we: discuss history repeating itself with Raylan and Boyd, but also in Raylan's encounter with Loretta; analyze whether Winona was maybe right(!); attempt to count the number of bodies dropped in this episode; try to figure out what kind of car Messer drives; and celebrate Loretta and Mags turning a trope on its head, and driving the plot at the same time! That's it for Season 2 - back in a few weeks with a movie from the Elmore Leonard universe. Watch our Twitter for news about which movie we've chosen. Don't forget to subscribe, review, and tell your friends and family! Check us out on social media - @groundlesspod and @groundlesspodcast. E-mail us: groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. See you in mid-May for Season 3! Hey - also check out our NFT of Season 1, Episode 1 of Groundless - "Fire in the Hole" - a unique original copy can be yours to own forever! https://rarible.com/token/0x60f80121c31a0d46b5279700f9df786054aa5ee5:660454:0x7f0b5bde5eccc57dc29accb56d5b207fded59cd2

Join Groundless this week for a look at S02E12 of Justified, "Reckoning." Matt from The Post Credit Podcast (www.thepostcreditpodcast.com) joins us to: understand why Chris associates Deshaun Watson with Coming to America, learn that we were celebration a wedding and a funeral the week this episode aired, somehow get from bacon, cured with cinnamon, to Elvis in one short step, discuss whether Raylan would react any differently if it was Arlo dead instead of Helen, and say goodbye to Aunt Helen. RIP Check us out on social media @groundlesspodcast or @groundlesspod. Comments, corrections, praise, and rebuke to groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to give us 5 stars and tell your friends, family, and random strangers from a safe distance. Back in two weeks with "Bloody Harlan," widely considered the best episode in the entire series. Thanks to Matt and The Post Credit Podcast for guesting this week! Check them out too!

Time for another episode in this fantastic season two! This week, Groundless watches Season Two, Episode 11 - Full Commitment. Join us to discuss: what makes our guest star this week somewhat unique, whether Winona owns any casual clothing or only tight dresses and miniskirts, why Ava seems to care less about violence and murder than hookers, whether the Dolly Parton or Whitney version was better, why giving successful actors a blank check for their projects doesn't always work, and whether it's plausible that both Tim and Rachel would miss the car running outside.

Join us this week for a look at Season 2, Episode 10 of Justified, "Debts and Accounts" This week, Chris and Randy: Discuss what this episode and Glengarry Glen Ross have in common, segue beautifully via Natalie Portman - and then Katy Perry (you'd think we rehearsed this), analyze the illustrious career of Nic Cage, compare Boyd's selling technique to Winona's, and learn to separate the Art from the artist (literally and figuratively). Check us out on social media @groundlesspodcast or @groundlesspod, and e-mail us at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. See you in a couple of weeks for E11!

It's time for a "Whoop-De-Doo" at the Bennett estate - and that means it's time to dance! Join us this week for a look at Season 2 Episode 9 of Justified, "Brother's Keeper." In this edition of the Groundless podcast your hosts: discuss whether Harlan residents are even aware of Gregory Hines, notice Coover's wardrobe choices honoring his hero, discover why rich white people in Orange County are LESS civilized than our favorite Harlan county miscreants, analyze Carol's relentless pursuit of Raylan's hog, and pay tribute to one who left us too soon. Hit us up at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com with comments, corrections, and other nonsense. Check us out on Twitter @groundlesspod. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a 5 star review. Thanks for listening!

We are back! Happy new year everyone! Welcome to 2021. Join us this week as we discuss Season 2, Episode 8 of Justified, "The Spoil." This week on Groundless: We discuss Raylan being me-too'd by Carol Johnson's shameless sexual aggression, appreciate Linda Ronstadt's vocals, examine the size of Mags Bennett's feet, debate whether Carol Johnson even has a pet cat (and whether it's actually named 'Cat'), continue to gain reinforcement for our 'Winona is the Worst' operating theory, and get yet another data point supporting the Ava Crowder Hair Threat Corollary. Check us out on socials @groundlesspodcast or @groundlesspod, e-mail us: groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5 star review. And tell your friends, for goodness sake.

On this episode of Groundless - Raylan and Winona star in "Givens's Two" - the worst reverse heist in the history of man. Join us as we try to avoid talking about the heist element, but love the rest of this episode. In this episode of Groundless we discuss our own personal experiences with large sums of cash and counterfeiting, lament how terrible and manipulative Winona is (and posit that maybe she's happy that this mess could affect Raylan's career), discuss what the VP of Black Pike coal looks like without clothes on (and where you can find it), appreciate the realism of Boyd's JC Penney suit, wonder whether Gary will ever make a reasonable decision, remember Geraldo and Al Capone's vault, and learn about Rule 403 in our "Law Minute." Contact us with any questions, corrections, errors, or suggestions at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Also - we are looking for someone to help us market/promote the podcast on social media - so if you have experience email us! We want to hear your stories about counterfeit money and Justified more generally - send us an e-mail or tweet and we'll talk about your story on the podcast. We are taking a short hiatus for the holidays - we'll be back the week of January 10 to strap in for the rocket ride to the end of the season with the Bennett clan! Until then, happy holidays and happy new year!

Don't panic. It's a Winona episode. Sit tight, we will get through this together. Before you know it, we'll be through it and back to the Bennett's. Join Groundless this week as we take a look at S02E06 of Justified - Blaze of Glory. In this episode we debate whether this is the stupidest storyline in Justified(spoiler: it's a short debate), learn who Margo Martindale beat to get her Justified emmy, figure out what guys who hit on a lot of women and guys who go through the drivethru naked have in common, get our first "Law Minute" on the felony murder rule as applied to Ava, and remember what Carter the bank robber and Chris Farley have in common. Contact us with any questions, corrections, errors, or suggestions at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Also - we are looking for someone to help us market/promote the podcast on social media - so if you have experience email us!

Alright, stop. Hammer time. Join Groundless this week for a look at Season 2, Episode 5, "Cottonmouth." In this episode we marvel at what Dewey and Raylan have in common, address a couple of corrections from our friends at The Post Credit Podcast (available everywhere you find podcasts), discuss what Marvel movies and Ray Donovan have in common, underscore the heartbreak of being called "crippled to the point of worthlessness" by your mother, and learn not one, but two words of the week. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Thanks for listening! Contact us at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com with comments, questions, corrections, and comedy.

Join Groundless this week as we look at Season 2, Episode 4 of Justified, "For Blood Or Money." This week we get to know Rachel Brooks! We discuss whether our respective families were like the Huxtables (not the Cosby's, as stated by Rachel), remember Chadwick Boseman and appreciate his performance in this role, yet again discuss how Winona is the worst (and boring when combined with Gary), take issue with Raylan's bourbon knowledge, and admire Emmitt Arnett's accent.

We've been missing Dewey Crowe in our lives, and this episode delivers plenty! Join us this week for a look at "The I Of The Storm" in which we are joined by Travis (@tstyles77 on social media) as our first guest. Lots to talk about in this episode, so we ran a little long - stay tuned until the end for a great story about Travis getting to have a long conversation with Mr. Arlo Givens himself. Beyond that, we discuss being repeatedly beaten with the metaphor of how Boyd is in a literal and figurative dark place, determine whether Boyd uses "irony" correctly - and point out something truly ironic in that conversation, realize that Dewey has not one but two moments of brilliance in this episode, and compare Winona to a monkey - how? - you'll have to listen to find out. If you want to be a guest, reach out - groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to rate us 5 stars and tell your friends to watch Justified - if they've already done that, then tell them to download this podcast! Thanks and see you in 2 weeks for Episode 4.

Join us for a look at S02E02 of Justified - The Life Inside. In this episode we open with a correction from last week thanks to an astute listener (if you have a correction tweet us @groundlesspod or e-mail groundlesspodcast@gmail.com). After we get the old business out of the way, we discuss what "The Americans" and Superman have in common, find out where Realtors rank on the sales hierarchy, learn the difference between the "apricot" and the "t-zone", fondly reminisce about health class, and use more miner/minor puns than anyone really should.

Season 2 Premiere! Welcome back to Groundless. Join us for this look at Season 2, Episode 1, The Moonshine War, in which: we discuss whether Raylan had to fly coach back from Miami to Lexington after using Gio's jet to get to Miami, reflect on Dickie Bennett being a very casual psychopath, give reluctant and uncomfortable kudos to Billy Miller (playing Jimmy Earl Dean) for being a convincing pervert, uncover the historical origins of NASCAR and why it is related to Mags Bennett, and decide to spend the rest of our lives listening to Olyphant say "fire" in his Kentucky accent. Don't forget to subscribe and review the podcast on your platform of choice. Contact us at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com with questions, comments, and corrections.

Time for a "very special" episode of Groundless. In this episode we talk about our impressions of Get Shorty, a movie starring John Travolta, Rene Russo, Gene Hackman, and Danny DeVito from 1995 - and based on an Elmore Leonard novel. Hear us compare characters and themes to Justified and other Elmore Leonard works. In this episode we discuss the Travoltaissance of the mid-90s, debate whether Rene Russo is attractive, play name that tune with an insane list of 90s hits that were all on the chart at the same time, misremember Batman Forever's villains, reminisce on Marg Helgenberger nudity, and try to figure out if the studio execs who greenlit this movie realized they were the butt of the joke. Join us in a few weeks for Season 2 of Groundless - time to have some apple pie and dank kush with the first family of Harlan - the Bennetts.

WHAT? Season finale already?!?! How is this possible? Time to discuss Bulletville - the excellent Season 1 finale to Justified. In this episode we discuss the excellent work of the wardrobe department as it relates to Bo Crowder, decide whether Bo's "empire" deserves a title so suggestive, debate whether Boyd is actually Wolverine, compare fathers who say they have no son with sons who say they have no father, and discuss our very favorite moments from season 1. We're taking a bit of a break, but we'll be back with Season 2 before the summer ends. Also stay tuned in August for a very special episode of Groundless where we discuss a movie based on one of Elmore Leonard's books. Reach us at groundlesspodcast@gmail.com with comments, questions, and corrections - as well as if you are interested in guesting or if you are a content creator who makes music you would like to be our theme song! Stay safe. Stay home. Wear a mask. And we'll see you all in a few weeks for a bit of apple pie and dank kush with the Bennett's.

CORRECTED VERSION UPLOADED The penultimate episode of Season 1! Time to talk about our continuing theme of Fathers and Sons, which also happens to be the name of the episode... a little on the nose if you ask me. In this episode we learn the surprising medieval origins of our word of the week, talk about why Chris wishes this episode aired on HBO instead of basic cable, try to understand why the "Lucky" plotline is even in this episode, quickly dispense with real estate leasing, and figure out what Ava Crowder and Rachel Greene (or alternatively Raylan Givens and Ross Geller) have in common - which isn't our only 90's sitcom reference thanks to AUSA David Vasquez. Next week is the finale! Until then, pretty please, with sugar on top, subscribe and review the fu**ing podcast (with apologies to Harvey Keitel and Quentin). As noted at the end, we are still looking for content creators to be guests on the show, so if you have something to plug and like to talk or write about TV/Movies, e-mail us groundlesspodcast@gmail.com. Also - we are looking for theme music for the podcast, so if you are a composer or musician and have something you think works, let us know - let's talk!

What better episode to record on Father's Day than one where a father slaps a son and another father threatens to kill his son? Time to accelerate toward the first season finale by getting all the pieces in place for the final showdown. In this episode we learn what it takes to make a Singapore Sling and how it tastes, marvel at Tim's work in the background of every scene, try to figure out why Winona is behaving like a high school girl, and discover that Ava is very attractive when she's drunk and willful. Oh - and Chris spoils the movie "Us" and then doubles down by spoiling The Sixth Sense, Boys Don't Cry, and The Usual Suspects - if you want to avoid those skip from 7.40 to 9.10. And for goodness sake - go watch those movies already.

It's time to head into the home stretch for Season 1 - that means we need to develop the main story with Boyd and Raylan. In this episode we: discuss how the news headline from ten years ago could be from today, continue the debate on whether Boyd is a victim of circumstance or just someone who can't resist criminal activity, love the character Mike "The Hammer" Reardon but don't like him outside the universe of the show, learn the suprising Ancient Greek origins of our Word of the Week, and learn to spot the difference between a Glock 17 and a Glock 21. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a rating and/or written review! And - if you can't get enough Chris and Randy goodness in your earholes - tune into the "Post Credit Podcast's" recent Justified episode to hear us discuss the entire 6 season show arc with Matt.

This week's episode is called "Hatless" but it could just as easily be called "Gary's Very Own Episode." In this episode of Groundless we (briefly) discuss our current post-apocalyptic hellscape, find out that a show named "Girlfriends" (a) exists and (b) made 172 episodes, try to decide if becoming an "RV Guy" is what calms down Wynn Duffy, discuss whether Gary is ordinary stupid or exceptional stupid, and offer further evidence as to why Winona is the worst (despite being #teamwinona). We also learn which guest star once played a character named "Bustah Nut."

This week on Groundless: Raylan attempts to defuse a Deadwood-reunion-based hostage situation, we learn that the Hindenburg had a smoking lounge, we chat uncomfortably about threatened in-law incest, Chris explains to Randy what Gary and Principal Seymour Skinner have in common, and we explore the difference in Raylan's and Boyd's threatening styles.

Hi Everyone! Time to move the story forward. In this episode, we find the Grosse Pointe Blank connections, discuss infinite ammo shotguns, remember Con Air, talk about why Winona is hot and the WORST (and maybe not that smart, no matter what that article in "the guide" said), and we realize there was no food in this episode.

Time for "The Collection" - tune in to hear how many times we can say Hitler in one podcast and not once reference a current political figure in unfavorable comparison! Pretty sure it's a podcast record. We'll learn about Hitler's art, why the week this episode aired is a historically bad one, how many Arrested Development references are in this episode (hint: the same as the number of AD actors guesting in this episode), and we discuss whether it's unusual for a rich guy to have Budweiser in his fridge.

Arlo's first episode! We talk about bastard fathers, why Arlo and Helen's house looks familar to Chris, we uncomfortably describe the sexy-time between Raylan and Ava, and Randy theorizes that Aunt Helen was pretty hot back in her day.

Wow we love this episode - so that means we went a little long! Enjoy hearing Chris pronounce and mispronounce Raylan and Rollie when they are used close together. We'll plug Mr. Skin and Zencastr without any permission or compensation. You'll learn what "Gold Dust Twins" means during word of the week - plus we talk Ceviche and taco trucks, the sound Raylan's gun makes, why Rachel really shouldn't have tried that hat on, and Randy explains to Chris what a dollar store has inside.

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We love Justified! Why hasn't anyone done an episode by episode watch and discuss podcast? Probably because no one will listen - but we would. You should try too!