a5c7b9f00b Longmire risks his life to travel up a mountain by foot in a snowstorm to catch a group of escaped prisoners and their hostages. If we needed to learn that Walt was tough, we got another chance to see just how tough. I don't know FBI procedures, federal prisons, or anything else, so I can't comment on procedure. The show has already established that Walt sees omens,in owls presaging death, in the very first episode. So, having hypoxia affect him at greater than 11,000 feet, and seeing dead people and talking to invisible friends, is not out of a reasonable plot line. I was impressed with the filming during storms and up steep sides of mountains. I bet everyone was exhausted after each day's shoot. I wanted to correct the mistaken statement that the criminal psychologist 'fell' for Dwight, the sociopath serial killer. SPOILER but not very: The person who aided Dwight was the waitress who had previously met him with her dogs during a prison ministry with dogs program. Too bad they used that plot option because here, Paws in Prison is an excellent program and doesn't need bad press. I absolutely agree with OGRastamon. This episode is appalling garbage. How did this nonsensical trash get acceptedpart of a series that previously seemed to be actually created and produced by intelligent human beings? This episode just epitomizes the worst kind of trash perpetuated in TV crime shows. Fatuous, ill-conceived rubbish about "serial killers" with ridiculous pop-psychology and absurd plotting. This kind of rubbish literally makes me nauseous. And Longmire was, in the first season, a really original and intelligent series. How did this abomination get to production?!! What an obscene insult to the actors, who have clearly shown they are worth much more than this dreck.
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