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" I love Dewey Crowe. It&amp;#039;s sort of hard to believe that such a clueless baddie is still alive and breathing, but that&amp;#039;s part of his charm. This week, he finds himself in a terrible situation. After being held hostage by Lance last week, the prison doctor has taken both of his kidneys out and demands 20 grand to be delivered in a few hours to put them back in their rightful place. It was pretty grim seeing the incisions and hearing Lance talk in graphic detail about what happens if you had no kidneys, but it totally worked in making me want to see Dewey survive even more.  Dewey&amp;#039;s panic led him to storm into a kitchen appliances store and a strip club, both not really where you&amp;#039;d expect to find the money he needs - especially at ten in the morning - but places where you&amp;#039;d imagine Dewey would try. Damon Herriman once again delivers as Dewey as he fumbles his way around town in entertaining fashion. It eventually comes to a close when he locks himself in a storage room and realises thanks to Raylan that he can actually pee and has full use of his kidneys. &amp;quot;Holy s**t, you mean I have four kidneys?!&amp;quot; - Brilliant! Raylan spends much of the episode going after Dewey, but a detour to hospitalised prison guard Ash leads him to meet nurse Layla, played by Psych&amp;#039;s Maggie Lawson. As one-off characters go, I was super-impressed by how much I enjoyed Lawson. As Layla, she was cute, feisty, fun and not afraid to talk back at Raylan. She was a refreshing change from the dull interactions Raylan has with Winona. For those reasons, I was hoping she&amp;#039;d be someone who&amp;#039;d be sticking around but that became almost impossible when she was revealed to have been working with Lance all along. And there was a great moment when she got taken down by Raylan - the tranquillised marshal shot through Lance&amp;#039;s body to put a bullet through her chest. &amp;quot;I can&amp;#039;t believe you shot me.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;I can&amp;#039;t believe it, either.&amp;quot; Raylan seems to be slightly affected by shooting a woman, even though she was about to kill him. She certainly doesn&amp;#039;t fit under the usual mould of aggressive, intimidating bad guys, and it&amp;#039;ll be interesting to see if the writers explore this in later episodes.  Meanwhile, Boyd is finding it difficult to come to terms with killing Devil last week. But in his mind, it was necessary and he moves on by delivering a message to Quarles, beating Tanner.  Boyd and Quarles finally meet, and once again, no-one finds Quarles&amp;#039;s sleeve gun. The recurring trick the writers employ here remains tense, stemming from us knowing that Quarles has his weapon tucked ready to use at any time. The episode ends on a mini-cliffhanger of sorts as Raylan returns home with no sign of Winona. Instead, he finds a note on the kitchen counter, and reading it, he&amp;#039;s taken aback. Has she gone for good? Likely not, but maybe this will finally lead to an arc that makes me like Winona (none of that money debacle from season two, please). Bullet Points \u2022 More Dewey gold - Raylan: &amp;quot;Have you been p*ssing?&amp;quot; Dewey: &amp;quot;He took my kidneys, not my d*ck.&amp;quot; Raylan: &amp;quot;Your kidneys are for p*ssing.&amp;quot; \u2022 &amp;quot;These are end times for Dewey Crowe.&amp;quot; \u2022 Dewey muffling a &amp;quot;thank you, sir&amp;quot; when the store owner said &amp;quot;God bless you&amp;quot; was sweet. \u2022 Dickie was right to doubt Limehouse - Mykelti Williamson&amp;#039;s character was lying about the money. We&amp;#039;re surely bound to see Dickie again. \u2022 Limehouse is also paying Trixie (Valerie Brandy) to keep tabs on Tanner and listen out for information on Quarles. An intriguing development, for sure. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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