I’ve seen the previews, so calling this week’s show an explosive episode is by no means an exaggeration. There’s one point where a lot of things, in the words of those Farm Film Report guys from SCTV, “blow up real good.” Could you expect any less, with Boyd and the Detroit mob on one side, and Raylan and the elusive Drew Thompson on the other? What a show.

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