With the search for Drew Thompson over (and its sequel, the search for Ellen May, also wrapped up), the season finale of Justified finds Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder both trying to protect the women they love. And in doing so, the lines are blurred as to which one of them is the good guy and which one is the villain. It’s a finale full of shootouts, grave robbing and good ol’ fashioned Southern sassing. Joel Murphy shares his thoughts on “Ghosts,” the final episode of season four in his in-depth review.

Much like Shaft, Justified‘s Boyd Crowder is a complicated man and no one understands him but his woman.As this season has progressed, Boyd and Ava’s relationship has blossomed into a really moving love story about two people looking for a better life for themselves and their future generations. Of course, they are looking to pay for that life by selling drugs and running a prostitution ring. And with just one episode left this season, that perfect life looks to be in jeopardy as their criminal exploits begin catching up to them. Playing the wonderfully complex Ava Crowder is Joelle Carter, a talented model-turned-actor who uses her own experiences growing up in Georgia to relate to Ava’s life in Harlan County, Kentucky. With the season finale of Justified airing tonight on FX, Carter took a few moments to talk to us about the joys of gardening, the sweetness of being proposed to over a box of cash and the chances Boyd and Ava live happily ever after in Clover Hill.

Even with the search for Drew Thompson officially over, in this week’s penultimate episode of season four Raylan finds a way to put off his suspension for one more day by heading back to Harlan to find Ellen May. Much like the search for Drew, Raylan, Tim and Rachel are in a race against the clock as Boyd and Theo Tonin’s men are also looking for her for their own reasons. Find out how “Peace of Mind” stacks up against last week’s phenomenal showdown at the high school and read Joel Murphy’s speculation on this week’s cliffhanger ending in our in-depth review.

Now that Raylan Givens and his fellow marshals have Drew Thompson in custody, they have to find a way to get him out of Harlan without Theo Tonin’s men intercepting them. Boyd finds himself in the middle of the action as he attempts to lead Tonin’s men to Raylan to get the heat off himself. It’s an action-packed episode that features two deadly games of cat and mouse. Joel Murphy shares his thoughts on the episode, which he says is “the best hour of television the show has produced in the post-Mags Bennett era.”

Now that Drew Thompson’s identity has been revealed, this week’s episode of Justified saw everyone scrambling to get their hands on him as he attempted to head out of town the same way he came into it – on an airplane. Two characters are also faced with impossible choices that will effect the rest of their lives this week. And Art Mullen and Wynn Duffy compete against each other to try to get the biggest laugh of the night. We have a recap of all the action from “Get Drew” in today’s Boob Tube Breakdown.

On last night’s Justified, Drew Thompson’s identity was finally revealed. Joel Murphy has a recap of the night’s events, including his thoughts on how the big reveal was handled. He also recaps the rest of the night’s hijinks, which included Constable Bob finally getting to use his go bag, Boyd and Ava battling with a snobby realtor and Tim having his own adventures without Raylan by his side. Also, as an added bonus, we have an animated gif of Constable Bob firing a machine gun from last night’s episode.

The search for Drew Thompson heats up this week on Justified. This week’s episode, “Outlaw,” sees the body count rising as Theo Tonin sends a hitman down to Harlan to clean things up. And Raylan struggles to cope with some upsetting news by pushing himself deeper into the case. Meanwhile, Boyd just wants a Dairy Queen franchise. We have a recap of all of the action, including a theory on who will turn out to be Drew Thompson, in this week’s Boob Tube Breakdown.

This week on Justified, Ava and Boyd go to a high society sex party, Raylan crosses paths with a sexy, mysterious card player and an old threat resurfaces. Also, Art sends Raylan to the prison to try to negotiate with his father. All of that while the search for Drew Thompson continues to heat up. We have a breakdown of all of the action and our theories on what it all means in our in-depth review of “Money Trap.”

In the aptly-named “Foot Chase,” Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens finds himself trying to track down Josiah, whose severed foot was the only thing left behind at his house at the end of last week’s episode. Raylan finds himself forced to team up with Sheriff Shelby, who he fears is still firmly in Boyd’s pocket. And things heat up for Boyd as well, who seems to have some major changes brewing just over the horizon. We have a complete breakdown of all of this week’s action (including Deputy Tim’s very own subplot) in our in-depth review.

This week on Justified, Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder both head for the hills looking for Drew Thompson while Boyd’s man Colton tries to track down a loose end. The week was filled with some memorable cameos, including Patton Oswalt returning as Constable Bob, Stephen Tobolowski returning as Agent Barkley and Gerald McRaney appearing as a criminal under house arrest named Josiah (in what felt like a nod to Timothy Olyphant and McRaney’s time together on Deadwood). As the “Mystery of the Panamanian Diplomatic Bag” heats up, check out our in-depth recap of last night’s episode to hear our thoughts on what it all means.