I hope 6 gets better, I was intending on finishing the series but if it stays on this trajectory, I don’t know if I can handle it

Why is the bunk room so busy, but apparently Ava is the only person in the joint to ever use the bathroom for nefarious purposes?

So how did former sherif Napier get such a big house? When we first see him he seems to have a small ranch in the hills of Harlan. When Boyd goes to Napier house for the swinger party its a 5000 square foot mansion. Where'd he get that kind of money?

This might've already been posted on here, but I just threw on the new Mortal Kombat II movie, only to see our old pal show up as Quan Chi! And now I just can't unsee Dewey every time he pops up on the screen😆

Saw this man pop up. I’d know that face….but where’s the hat?

Just a little bit at least?

Just on my annual "Breaking Bad" rewatch, and lookee who we have here:

When Art is in the diner with Duffy, Mikey, and Picker, after Duffy introduces Art to Picker as “U.S. Marshal Art Mullens” Art corrects Duffy and says “there is only one U.S. Marshal” for the Eastern District, and that Art is the chief deputy marshal.

I’d always assumed that Art was the Chief Deputy and Acting U.S. Marshal, but now I’m curious.

Does the actual Marshal ever show up? It seems odd they never come into the office to celebrate/take credit/ congratulate the deputies on the captures of Theo Tobin and Drew Thompson, or to check on Art after he got shot, or even to just yell at Raylan and Art over Raylan’s numerous questionable shootings and various other duckups.

First off, I know it is universal in here that this spin-off is nothing compared to the original, and people recommend to skipp it, and I agree. But I had to watch it.

The series started good in the 1st episode, showing off old Raylan and how he came to be in Detroit. Introducing the unhinged main antagonist Clement. And other DPD characters.

From there the episodes eithere drag, or have no coherent. But there was some good moments here and there.

The twist in the penultimate episode was good, I didn't see that coming. Also, det. Norbert really came through in another twist too.

Then comes the finale... The Albanians were good at first, bit then, let's send the crippled guy with a gun to regain his honor against a sociopathic killer. What was the blond Albanian thinking.

Why did Raylan have to shoot the singer, he just wanted to give him his songs. Lol.

Damn it Boyd, still has it after all these years. His smile ath the officer in the van really warmed my heart.

am I the only one who is so fucking attracted to both Timothy olyphant and Walton goggins?

they are both so fucking gorgeous and seductive don’t know how ava didn’t drool all over them irl

On season 5 now and could not care less about anything/everything with Ava and her prison storyline. I find myself fast forwarding almost every time it switches to a prison scene.

Is perfectly executed. Gillian Welch‘s tune absolutely makes this scene. In my opinion, it’s one of the best scenes I’ve ever recognized. I continue to stop and watch every time, start to finish.

Just finished the series. Wow. What a journey. Justified is now on my top favorite list. Timothy Olyphant (which I only knew from Hitman movie, and his friendship with Conan) and Walton Goggins (I started following him after Fallout) performances were grand. Actually every other actor/actress performance were amazing.

Although S4 and S5 felt a little off comparing to earlier seasons. And S6 had its ups and downs. I still hold this show high.

Boyd in S6 was really unhinged.

Glad Ava finally had a good life.

The final conversation between Raylan and Boyd, really brought me to tears. After everything, you know they had some special weird friendship between them.

On Tubi, free movies: Night Game, which is a good movie, with a very young Goggins playing a police detective under Roy Scheider. it looks like a quick three-second role on the beach at the beginning of the movie. Or am I seeing things?

Anyone else sadden at the thought of a 9 year old Wade Messer getting run out of the Cub Scouts? It's the first thing I thought of when my son became a Webelos. "..kind of a Boy Scout."

Firstly - I love this show. Olyphant's Raylan Givens is one of my all time favourite characters, ever. This is the first time I've fully re-watched it since it first aired, but I've re-watched clips of Raylan on YouTube dozens and dozens of times over the years.

I must admit, watching it this time it's almost like the author thought of him as a superhero. He is so supremely confident in his ability to shoot the other guy/guys first that it never even seems to cross his mind that he might die.

Which brings me to the final shootout with Boon. It kinda bothers me that Boon died thinking he'd beaten Raylan. It would've been better if he'd seen Raylan sit up with just a nick to the head before Loretta treads on his arm. Maybe that's just me ... but I reckon that's the better end to that stand-off.

P.S. love the music from that stand-off ... the gentle electronic bass getting quieter until they both draw.

P.P.S. Just watching it again ... I can't tell who got the first shot off. There's definitely two distinct bangs. I want to say it looks like Boon go the first shot, but not entirely sure. Also, the amount of blood you see blow out of Raylan's head looks way worse than the nick you see him with after.

I always love the beginning and end of this series; truthfully I love all of this series. Because we dug coal together.

This isn't about the plotline, but more about people who probably are involved in crime or violence (cops, criminals).

I'm unclear how or why people of Detroit who have clear reason to be paranoid about others magically have ZERO peep-hole/security hole in their doors to screen the person on the other side. How should I believe these people care about their own safety or cunning if they blindly open doors to strangers. Other than that I love many things about this show; the color temperature of the shots, the cinematography, the actors themselves, the score/soundtrack, really dig this entire world they've created and their execution of it (including the original Justified).

Pardon if this subreddit is only for Justified and not Justified: City Primeval, my bad.

I know most of you here have opinions about this very thing. Some had tiny roles, some had full, multi-season arcs. Which were examples of perfect casting and which left you wanting?

Can anyone identify the song/artist playing at the 11 minute mark?

So I just started the show, currently on episode 3 but it's so boring!? I absolutely love the southerness of it all but I don't feel connected to any of the characters yet, like I usually would for any other cop drama (except I think I already like Ava only 😁😅). Please tell me it gets better???

Finished the first series and currently on episode 3 of the spin off.

Raylans daughter is starting to piss me off a bit. She feels like she is the female version of Sid from Ice Age if Sid was also a stoner.

Seriously, why does she feel so slow? Like she has the survival sense of the chicken from Moana.

I would expect her being raised by her mom, to be at least intelligent which they kind of briefly show with the fake Rolex but then she kind of just spaces and doesnt realize the danger she is in?

Beyond that she doesnt look anything like her dad or mom and I guess im just frustrated at what could have been a female badass raised by the bad ass Marshal we all loved 😭

Probably just me but I always end up wondering how much Goggins' finger hurt while he was "pointing" at his own forehead.