I need a 2nd opinion

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OK. So I am getting a little bit ahead of our episode discussions. I am watching Never Trust An Honest Man right now and noticed this scene for the first time ever. On the train at the beginning before the poker game, Heyes reaches over the seat and wakes up Curry. Where has Heyes put his hand? Surely it is not my imagination (though I certainly would not doubt it).

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Episode 9, Stagecoach Seven

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Episode: 9 (S1E9)

Title: Stagecoach Seven

Summary: With a considerable sum on both of their heads, Heyes and Curry find themselves as tied-up spectators to a shootout between two groups eager to claim the money.

Notable guest stars: Dana Elcar (Benjamin T. Bowers), Steve Ihnat (Harry Downs), Randolph Mantooth (Dan Loomis), Keenan Wynn (Charlie Utley), L.Q. Jones (Clint Weaver)

Quote: Heyes: "I'm not admitting we are Heyes and Curry, you understand, but I do happen to know that the reward on them is payable dead or alive. [...] They're not about to turn us in alive. They're outlaws themselves. They're in no position to do that. What they'll do is they'll kill us and they'll get a go-between to deal with the law. I happen to think that if you turn us in to the law, you'll turn us in alive."

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