A character drama based on the 2001 Elmore Leonard short story "Fire in the Hole." Leonard's tale centers around U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens of Kentucky, a quiet but strong-willed official of the law. The tale covers his high-stakes job, as well as his strained relationships with his ex-wife and father.
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Raylan investigates a burglary that's uncovered a diplomatic courier's bag hidden in his imprisoned father's house, while a new preacher's ministry cuts into Boyd's drug trade.
Director: Michael Dinner
Writer: Graham Yost
Following the murder of an imprisoned Dixie Mafia soldier, Raylan looks for a longtime fugitive whose ID was found inside the diplomatic pouch hidden at Arlo's house. Meanwhile, Boyd suspects the St. Cyr siblings of undermining his drug business.
Director: Bill Johnson
Writer: Dave Andron
Raylan discovers some disturbing truths about his girlfriend Lindsey and her violent ex-husband, while Boyd looks to convince Billy and Cassie to leave Harlan.
Director: Jon Avnet
Writer: Benjamin Cavell
Raylan enlists Rachel in his pursuit of Lindsey and her jealous ex-husband Randall, while Boyd looks to keep Ellen May quiet about the crimes she's witnessed.
Director: Bill Johnson
Writer: Taylor Elmore
The race to find Drew Thompson puts both Raylan and Boyd at odds with a dangerous Harlan hill country clan.
Director: Peter Werner
Writer: VJ Boyd, Fred Golan
As Raylan races against time to find Cairn, Ava and Boyd's search leads them to an upscale Harlan neighborhood's underground sex party.
Director: Peter Werner
Writer: Dave Andron, Ingrid Escajeda
Boyd and Ava attend a sex party in an attempt to identify Drew Thompson, while Jody draws Raylan into a showdown.
Director: Don Kurt
Writer: N/A
Boyd uses the Detroit mob's contract on Drew Thompson to target his own enemies, while Raylan's search leads him to question Harlan's imprisoned former sheriff.
Director: John Dahl
Writer: Keith Schreier, Benjamin Cavell
Obsessions collide when Raylan's search for Drew Thompson leads him to question the inmate who killed Arlo, while Colt's confession sends Boyd looking for Ellen May.
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Writer: Taylor Elmore, Leonard Chang
With his identity exposed, Drew Thompson goes on the run from Raylan's law enforcement dragnet and Boyd's plan to turn him over to the Detroit mob.
Director: Billy Gierhart
Writer: Dave Andron, VJ Boyd
After capturing Drew Thompson, Raylan must find a way to get him past Boyd and the Detroit mob henchmen who've been sent to stop him.
Director: Michael W. Watkins
Writer: Graham Yost, Chris Provenzano
As Boyd learns of his jealous cousin’s plan to take over the Crowder crime empire, Raylan looks to keep Drew Thompson talking by reuniting him with Ellen May.
Director: Gwyneth Horder-Payton
Writer: Taylor Elmore, Leonard Chang
Detroit mob leader Nicky Augustine targets Winona in order to convince Raylan to turn over Drew Thompson, while Boyd and Ava devise a ruse to dispose of Delroy's corpse.
Director: Bill Johnson
Writer: Benjamin Cavell, Fred Golan