He lost his great love, and he's looking for payback, basically.īut it's this need for revenge that has him totally off the rails, making crazy deals to stay alive and stabbing men in the throat when necessary. And finding out why the Bhullar case is so personal to him gives us more context and helps shade in some of his actions. He has a one-track mind, and this undercover mission has him acting more like a criminal than a cop.įinding out that he's been MIA from the powers that be is no surprise. He wants to cripple the Bhullar's, but he's doing it in a way that is incredibly dangerous for a lot of people.
It's been evident for quite some time that there's something much bigger at play for him in all this. I'll admit that the sauce blinded me with Travis because he and Jenny really do have great chemistry, but as time marches on, he gets less and less likable and more unstable. He also found time to let Jenny know he never trusted Travis, and it's about time people start to warn Jenny! There he was with a nasty head wound, and all he could think about was how he wouldn't be out in those streets with Jenny having her back. He's always done right by Jenny, and their sweet little moment in the hospital was such a delight. Those two deputies didn't deserve to get blown up, but they shouldn't have been teasing Poppernak like that! He is such a nice person, and maybe his jokes and stories get old, but he means well, and he's a good cop. Can no one get any charges to stick?īefore we get into the Travis out of it all, shoutout to Poppernak, the best man on this show. It's still wild to think about all the death the Bhullar's have brought into town, and nothing has changed for them at all. With the story complete (see you, later kiddos!), Jenny is entirely focused on finding Bob and the whole Bhullar angle.
Their family dynamics are an interesting case study, and we still have more time to explore them! Veer seems hellbent on turning Ren and Jag into the people he wants them to be instead of letting them be who they are and using the strengths they already have to further his agenda.
It surely was a test that Jag passed but at what cost? READ MORE: The Big Sky: Deadly Trails Cast Answers Who They Think Would Survive on a Real Ranch. The fight with Dietrich was a way for Verr to assert his authority and break Jag somehow. All past episodes of Big Sky are available to watch right now on Hulu.
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