S4.E10

What Happens on the Rez...

Episode aired Sep 10, 2015
Not Rated
1h 2m

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Henry gets Gab to safety but danger follows. Ferg misses Zack and Vic missteps with Eamon. Walt meets the medicine woman and progresses with the Doc. Mathias makes an arrest in the 'Hector l... Read allHenry gets Gab to safety but danger follows. Ferg misses Zack and Vic missteps with Eamon. Walt meets the medicine woman and progresses with the Doc. Mathias makes an arrest in the 'Hector lives' campaign. Jacob makes a proposal to Cady.Henry gets Gab to safety but danger follows. Ferg misses Zack and Vic missteps with Eamon. Walt meets the medicine woman and progresses with the Doc. Mathias makes an arrest in the 'Hector lives' campaign. Jacob makes a proposal to Cady.

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9.1/10

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Trivia
Tantoo Cardinal and Graham Green played the Lakota Sioux couple, Black Shawl and Kicking Bird, in Dances with Wolves.

Goofs
When Browning confronts Walt and Gab, he has an accomplice behind him armed with a rifle. It is subsequently revealed that he has a second accomplice behind Walt, similarly armed. After Henry shoots the henchman behind Walt, and a second shot hits a tree, Browning points his hand gun at the first rifle man when looking for who fired the first shot. He does not fire, though, and there is only one more shot heard, when Will wounds Browning after he takes a bead on Gab. This original accomplice is neither seen again nor his fate mentioned.

Quotes
Sheriff Walt Longmire: Somebody just killed a man down there. Saved my life. Gab's, too.
Crow Medicine Woman: Good deal.
Sheriff Walt Longmire: Yeah. I suppose it is.
Crow Medicine Woman: Are you gonna go after her?
Sheriff Walt Longmire: There's no point. If she's a hawk, that's outside my jurisdiction.

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Civilian
(uncredited)
Written by Jenn Wasner
Performed by Wye Oak
[plays during final scene]

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8/10

Writers are people too ...

And they have foibles.

First however and for the record (because I believe the IMDb database, being digital, will outlive both the writer and the readers of this review) I LOVE this series. It is transportative, instead of taking you to another planet like Syfy, it takes you to Absaroka County where an Australian-born sheriff portraying a John-Wayne-style lawman tries to make everything right and almost never succeeds. It has some of the best acting and writing in the biz. Love it.

Now for the foibles. Last year (the season that almost marked the end of the series, before Netflix rescued it) even in the face of certain death, the writing team loaded the deck with half-dozen major unresolved issues.

Like the characters they write about in their scripts, these guys have major cojones. And no fear whatsoever.

This year, perhaps feeling more secure under new management, they did not even try to restrain themselves. There are about 15 plot arcs floating around here in the season finale and once again we are going to have to wait for next year to see how they play out.

I'm marking it down on my 2016 calendar. So should you.