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This episode could be any Western. This episode has absolutely nothing to do with Dodge or anyone in Dodge. This could have happened anywhere. Thoroughly uninteresting to gunsmoke fans. I can't understand the high ratings. We see a few of the regulars who make a cameo appearance which has nothing to do with and adds nothing to do with the story. If you are looking for a Western, this is passable. If you are looking for gunsmoke, look elsewhere don't bother looking here. Like so Many of the later episodes, they seem to drift further and further from the town. I can't believe they are 100 more episodes to go.

I would have rated this movie higher as the acting was great, the direction was good and the story was interesting. However, they seriously need to stop trying so hard with the Boston accents. Born and raised in Massachusetts, I cringe whenever I hear actors try to sound like they are from Massachusetts. It always sounds so ridiculous. The other point that brought the movie down... The shooting location.... The story is from mid state Massachusetts, then film it in Massachusetts. Why film it in Michigan? Other than budget? They should have used the actual locations it would have added to the authenticity of the picture. Other than that it was a good film. Worth seeing.

Hard to relate to a pot selling enterprise being a billion dollar business as MJ is legal here in my US state... we have pot stores on every corner. Regulated and taxed like they are growing and selling veggies. The acting is good. The story started funny and unique. It kind of lost me on the 4th episode. It started to look like a poor man's breaking bad... The characters started to look like cartoon characters of drug dealers. By episode 5 it seemed to loose focus and humor. The story became unbelievable and ridiculous that they would do these things.. very far fetched ... Sorry couldn't buy it at the 6th...