User Reviews

This episode was a calming break in the action after the last one.

We get a recognition of the importance Hoyt played to the characters. (Minor to some viewers, Major to the characters and viewers like me who instantly adored the rogue.)

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I was relieved we backed away from both "ships" in this episode. The writers might bring them back around, though I personally hope not. However, for now it was necessary that Stella show growth by ditching the boy who almost shot her dad (ISN'T TREVOR IN JAIL?)

What a relief also that Stella almost confessed to her dad what she did (which really kicked the Walker family into this story line of destruction with Clint.)

And we spent the first season being trained that Emily is Walker's OTP, so his character needs an easing back into relationships. Not something so heavy, so fast.

I'd have honestly stopped watching if it became overbalanced and all about romance at the expense of family.

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Meanwhile, we also got an amazing other half with Micki, Trey, and James. Trey's back story. Micki boxing. James unwinding a bit from his boss role. LOVED IT.

This entire cast is amazing and I'm glad they all have good stories along with the show's major plot. Lindsey especially deserves a shout out for her portrayal of a strong, confident woc.

Add in the seasoning of Bonham and Abeline finally FINALLY talking. That a CW show gives the parents a realistic, tense story is incredibly impressive given their track record to date. (So kudos!)

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Behind the camera, the writing on this episode was perfect. Characters were true to how they've been introduced. There were complications and nuances. Tiny promises for future episodes seeded in (Bret's text)

The director did an outstanding job.

Music and acting on point.

It was a quiet episode, but it carried it's weight in gold.

After the full action in episode in 13, this was a quieter episode revolving around the Walker family. It was mostly a remembrance of Hoyt Rawlins and all he meant to Cordell, Gerry, Stella and Auggie and of course Abelline and even Bonham.

Sorry to see Matt Barr's character Hoyt Rawlins written out of the script, he was memorable. His death seemed inevitable when Cordell and Gerry kissed, seems their romance was the direction the story line was going to take. And maybe we'll see Brett (Alex Landi) return, we've never seen him have dinner at the Walker family home or even inside the house IIRC.

Four more episodes to go. Hope next year is continuous this year had too many gaps between episodes and people will lose interest.

Why are they calling an alpaca a llama? Why would you ride these horses so far? You can't tell me you can't get a trailer. Who write this stuff?

Sounds like the start to a good joke, right? Unfortunately that is just one of many plot holes in this horrible episode. They walk in with their badges and guns on their hips and no one even noticed. Who writes this crap?