I’m not sure why it is that this show is sticking to some of these plotlines, and I wish that it would continue to move on to new threats in the way that it did with the Kleinsassers and then this whole cartel storyline. Why Ronald is still alive is a total question mark, and it’s going to take multiple episodes for Mark to end act on his cereal recollection, which means Ronald and Scarlet are likely to be gone by the time he does go after them. Wolf dragging his feet because he doesn’t “know the dosage” to properly “put down” Ronald was entirely unnecessary, and he shouldn’t have been nearly as surprised as he was that Scarlet managed to take Agatha out right before she killed her. I don’t know what can possibly happen with them now, and it’s not nearly as interesting as the cartel drama, which itself isn’t all that airtight or compelling. Gary may be a sensei, but he’s really not bright and didn’t do a good job at all of defending his student. Bridger was acting like a brat when he should have been more appreciative of his friends, and now both Jenny and Bridger’s parents are aware of what happened, but likely not ready to go up against the two different cartel siblings who are losing patience. And then there’s Travis, who got caught in a lie with Dietrich about not having killed T-Lock and somehow might manage to survive this whole ordeal.
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