In Ep 10 "A Sounder Investment," the season closes on a tone of moral clarity and understated emotion. Hank faces a decision that tests his values, opting to protect community integrity rather than chase shortcuts... even when the reward is tantalizing.
At the same time, John Redcorn's red corn business is under siege from wild hogs, and Hank, Peggy, and the alley gang step in to help with practical ingenuity rather than brute force. It's a small detail, but it echoes Hank's consistent belief in doing right the right way.
The supporting cast offers genuine warmth: Bobby's growth shows in small gestures, Peggy's guidance feels steady, and Redcorn's presence reminds us of loss and remembrance. The episode includes a nod from Nolan Ryan that's playful, scene-setting, and appropriate.
The tribute to Jonathan Joss stands out... not without fanfare, but with clear sincerity. It signals how the show respects both its characters and the actors who gave them life.
A quietly effective season finale that honours what came before, and what's still to come.
