Didn't see that coming at the end. Hayes got bought out by the Hoyt family. Everything else was pretty on point.
Seems like Haye's is still being followed by the Hoyt family.
We also know why West is such a heavy drinker. The mixture of killing that man, and finding Tom Purcell dead.
I also liked the tie into season 1.
I really want to know if Hayes remembers being paid off, or whatever happens in that car? I feel like he can't remember it or did he hold back in the interview because he remembered?
I mean they did threaten his family on the phone before he entered the car.
They also threatened to expose him for disposing of the body too.
Their deal was probably to keep things quiet for the rest of their lives about killing the security guard, so Hayes doesn't go to jail.
During the famous porch scene between the old men, Hays makes some remark about Julie possibly "still being out there," which Roland scoffs at - leads me to believe they don't meet her in the 1990s timeline. It'd be cool if they track her down in 2015, but they don't seem all that capable of great detective work as old men.
During the famous porch scene between the old men, Hays makes some remark about Julie possibly "still being out there," which Roland scoffs at - leads me to believe they don't meet her in the 1990s timeline. It'd be cool if they track her down in 2015, but they don't seem all that capable of great detective work as old men.
Well with one episode to go hopefully everything gets wrapped up real nicely.
Ms. Delores
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Outstanding catch, definitely want to review TD1 now.