Longmire investigates Branch's shooting, but Branch insists that he was shot by a dead man. Meanwhile, Henry goes to prison after being arrested for killing Longmire's wife's killer. This is the best show on TV IMO and seems to fly under the radar and not get the recognition it deserves. The hour flew by and left me wanting more, more more! This episode's was fast paced and brought back all the characters we love and love to hate including supporting players that we never seem to see enough of like Jacob Nighthorse, Mathias, Barlow Connolly and the beautiful NM landscape that stands in for Wyoming. We get some answers from the S2 cliffhanger but we also get introduced to more mysteries. That's what makes this show so interesting to watch. If you don't pay attention every minute you will miss a clue that will be important in a later episode. This show needs more episodes per season, are you listening A&E! 9 more this season will not be enough based on the quality of this episode. Such a shame that A&E doesn't even schedule an original lead in show for Longmire just a repeat of Criminal Minds. Shows A&E's lack of support but this show is so good it can stand on it's own and we fans are spreading the word about this show and hopefully the ratings will reflect how much those of us that have discovered it love it. I am absolutely all-in from "beginning to end"(C.J.) when it comes to Sheriff Walt Longmire. His character demonstrates as much wit and wisdom of Einstein. Robert Taylor has turned the tide and once again brought to the screen one of my favorite actors with that of a storm surge. He always plays His chess pieces with the precise moves of a Fisher. He attacks with the subtle clarity reminiscent of a Janssen and plays His role that of a real sheriff. Part of the plot in the first 2 seasons is a mystery of Longmire's wife's murder. Season 3 is no exception. "The White Warrior (2014)", continues the sinister mystery His wife's murder, who is behind the veil of corruption, as well as the multiplexed time related sequences, along with each related drama and conflict of the every day life of a Wyoming Sheriff's department, the local citizens, and an aggressive Cheyenne Indian Reservation's chief of police. Sheriff Longmire portrays a true professional manager when sorting through all of these conflicts. And still He maintains a host of loyal associates, family, and friends.
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