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Charlie used to knock the door and is horrified to discover that it is actually a bone. Inspecting it, Charlie and Morty deduce that it possibly belongs to Chloe Jones, a local woman who went missing ten years earlier, and find that there is a $ 75,000 reward for information on her whereabouts. Charlie notices Trey's ankle monitor and grows wary of him and Jimmy, while Morty is fixated over the reward money. Trey and Jimmy, being the ones who hid Chloe's body in "the spot" years ago, argue over what to do with Charlie and Morty. Jimmy wants Trey to pay them for their silence, while Trey wants to kill them.
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killed her in a fit of rage. Trey tries to buy his way out, but Jimmy, convinced by
Charlie's plea, refuses. He takes a knife and stands up for Charlie, only to be shot by Trey. Charlie retrieves Jimmy's knife and cuts Trey's leg. He overpowers her and stabs her in the chest. He places the bodies of Charlie and Jimmy in "the spot" and leaves, but not before unknowingly drinking the spiked rum. He returns home in Charlie's car despite the drug's effect, in time to meet with his parole officer. However, he notices too late that his ankle monitor is missing. Charlie is revealed to be alive and to have taken the monitor when she cut him, clutching on to it while she was thrown in the hole.
342:) trying to steal her wallet, who goes by "Mortimer Bernstein", the name on the stolen credit card she carries. Morty offers to pay the gas for Charlie's car in exchange for catching a ride with her. While driving, a deer steps in front of the car, causing Charlie to swerve off the road and get stuck. Distrustful of her, she has Morty return to the gas station to ask for a tow truck while she remains in the car. Night falls and Morty has yet to return. Charlie decides to get help by herself, but after a few steps out towards the road, she is hit by Trey's Lamborghini.
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her head on the wheel. He retrieves the gun, erases the evidence from her phone and sets the
Lamborghini to drive off a cliff, killing her. Back at the motel, Charlie and Jimmy bond over Jimmy's history with Chloe, as he reveals that he was smitten with her, while she was in a complicated relationship with Trey. He secretly feels guilty, thinking he caused her death with drugs he had given to Trey. He gives Charlie what he claims to be
264:. Rather than banning her from his casino, he gives her a job as a waitress. After her friend is found dead, Charlie uncovers a plot where the owner's son ordered her murder to protect a powerful client. She is now on the run after exposing the casino, with head of security Cliff going after her. This episode follows Charlie as she tries to leave a snowy town in the mountains of
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gave the episode an "Aā" grade and wrote, "For a penultimate hour, I'm thrilled we finally see a more profound payoff for her year on the road and a glimpse of her backstory. Johnson is saving more details about
Charlie's history for season two, but we forgive him because he helms a fantastic episode
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explained the episode's placement, "Because we leave
Charlie in such a state that you can't just pick her up and move her to working with go karts. It really had to be the second to last episode. We broke it in the middle of the season, but we knew it was going to be the second to last episode, which
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saying "we had talked about
Charlie lives her life on the road. And most of the time that we've picked her up at the beginning of these episodes and she's in a pretty good place. She's started a job somewhere. She's doing all right. In this, once you get past the Magic Mountain part when you find her
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Charlie wakes up under the tree's roots. She crawls out and manages to reach the motel, but briefly passes out due to exhaustion. Morty arrives at the same time in
Charlie's car. Charlie wakes up with a broken leg, probed by Trey and Jimmy about what she remembers, but she fails to fully recollect.
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Morty leaves to purportedly retrieve items from the car, but actually goes to the spot and takes photos of Chloe's remains. Trey arrives to kill her, but realizes she took his gun. Trey offers his
Lamborghini in exchange for Morty's silence. However, once Morty takes the driver's seat, Trey smacks
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Trey returns and reveals that he killed Morty, angering Jimmy and leading to an argument. Charlie, who faked taking the pills, tries to retrieve her car keys while overhearing the two. She is cornered by Trey and Jimmy. Charlie tells Jimmy that Trey lied about Chloe's death, the truth being Trey
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until they hear someone aggressively knocking on the door. They open to find the still-alive woman, who has dug her way out and crawled to the motel. Jimmy prepares to shoot her until he notices a car approaching. Trey hides the gun in his pocket and asks the driver, who drives a blue
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Gordon-Levitt previously worked with
Johnson in all of his films, accepting the extended role compared to his previous cameos, as his schedule allowed it. As his past roles were voice cameos, this was the first on-set collaboration between Gordon-Levitt and Johnson since
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Johnson pitched the concept of setting the episode in a motel during a snowstorm. From there, the writers came up with concepts on what would happen, with Wyatt Cain suggesting that the motel could be related to a car accident, which by itself led to the tree spot.
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gave the episode a perfect 5 star rating out of 5 and wrote, "I watched 'Escape From Shit
Mountain,' the first episode since the premiere to come to a truly satisfying and unexpected conclusion. Even the other episodes I've most enjoyed ā the
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serving as creator, writer, director and executive producer. Johnson stated that the series would delve into "the type of fun, character driven, case-of-the-week mystery goodness I grew up watching." The episode was directed by series creator
931:"This is my first time working on set with @hitRECordJoe since Looper. I love this man. To have a lifelong friend and collaborator like Joe is really a gift. And we both got such a kick out of him playing a bad guy, lotta laughter on set"
1022:"For weird reasons this was the 2nd episode we shot, the first was episode 9 (which I also directed.) We shot all the interiors in upstate NY, all the casino interiors are sets by our BRILLIANT production designer Judy Rhee. Hi Judy!"
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wrote it. This was Johnson's third directing credit, and the Zuckermans' first writing credit for the show. Nora Zuckerman later revealed that the episode was "probably the lowest script fee we've ever received in our careers."
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would serve as the main lead actress. She was approached by Johnson about working on a procedural project together, with Lyonne as the lead character. As Johnson explained, the role was "completely cut to measure for her."
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ones ā didn't feel this complete. It has sizzle; it has scares; an attractive man appears shirtless for reasons entirely superfluous to the plot. And the guest stars all crackle with chaotic energy." Sarah Fields of
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at Sh** Mountain, she's not in a good place. She's really struggling and we liked that because I think that's realistic. Life on the road is not always easy. She's just desperate to get off Sh** Mountain."
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Charlie wakes up in a hospital room, where she sees a news report that the authorities have found the bodies and arrested Trey, identifying Morty as Charlie Cale since she took her wallet. Charlie sees a
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is also part of the fun of working on a show like this, where every episode is basically standalone and you don't necessarily have to have them in order when you're breaking them." It was shot in
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tablets. When she goes to drink in Trey's cup, she recognizes the rum's smell from when she was dragged into the car trunk. She connects the dots as she seemingly passes out from the drug.
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