Bad Medicine

The final episode of Season Two is outstanding. It begins with the situation between Ed and Vic. He has been nearly beaten to death and is in the hospital. He thinks Walt did it and threatens to have him charged. But things take a turn and now it's Vic's turn to incur his wrath. We don't know the specifics of Vic's old job, but we know she turned on some bad cops and was chased out. But Ed needs her to suffer for ruining his life (not sure what happened). This is happening as that overzealous investigator from Denver shows up with warrants, making his way through Longmire's office and then Henry's bar. For some reason, he is the Javert to Walt's Valjean. The next season is well set up. Wonderful piece of work.

Fantastic season finale, full of twists & turns! The script was penned brilliantly by the show's producers John Coveny & Hunt Baldwin, and artfully staged by Dave Blass. The actors' performances were exquisite! More questions were answered tonight, but many more were left unsolved. From the breathtaking vistas in the opening scene, to the dramatic cliff-hanger of an ending, the viewer is left wanting more!

Its hard to understand why AETV hasn't renewed it yet! Last week's ratings were the 2nd highest of the season, and it achieved the highest share of the key demographic ever! I would expect tonight's episode to exceed last week's ratings. Come on AETV, its time to renew Longmire for a 3rd season!

OK ranted too soon. He is portrayed as a villain. Police bringing baggage to work. Very good episode. Got me. Rant/How many police would concentrate and spend so much time and taxpayer money on a murder of a murderer? Anyone thinking everyone is good is a fool. Continual lies. I would like to know if writers pointing this out, educating. Or making THEIR point. Some fools are making us a 3rd world. Law has to be equal and stop the mental brainwashing. Low IQ, responsibility and critical thinking. IT'S TV./end rant Slice of population, these points are true but not the show plot. And yes, they too are doing stuff.