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Justified - Season 4 - Timothy Olyphant & Walton Goggins - Tuesdays on FX
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BenjaminBirdie
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Came for GIF of Raylan grabbing the kid's gun and shoving him
Left in tears
Left in tears
Show continues to surprise and delight. Justified proves the old acting axiom "there are no small parts". Every character on this show is given enough meat and poetry-like dialogue that anyone can stand out.
Now if you'll all excuse me, I have a bit of a Marshall stiffy and must go...
Now if you'll all excuse me, I have a bit of a Marshall stiffy and must go...
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Cornballer
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More gifs, some overlap here:
BenjaminBirdie
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BLESS YOU!!
BenjaminBirdie
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More gifs, some overlap here:
Really allows you to take in the detail of Wynn's move here. The way he lifts the gun after the shot, the hankie.
Brilliant.
Cornballer
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- Salon.com on Ava Crowder
I'm glad their starting to converge those narratives. We don't need Boyd and Raylan to run into each other every week, but it's good to get them headed towards the same place at some point.
You've mentioned this a few times in previous seasons, and it's too bad that the show isn't doing it for you. In any case, I'm not taking the show as a realistic portrayal of Kentucky. I just wanted to point out that I enjoy their world building, regardless of the creative license used to put together a more entertaining story.
dead souls
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Such an awesome episode.
Cornballer
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- EW.com: 'Justified' EP Graham Yost talks 'Where's Waldo?' in weekly postmortem *some minor, vague spoilers for the next few episodes*
- NY Magazine review
- NY Magazine review
metsallica
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Haven't seen the episode yet, but my eyes have grazed some reactions. Can't wait to watch it tonight!
I had to catch this on its second airing last night and missed the first 9 or 10 minutes. Sounds like I missed a couple of points, but it seems they've got them covered in the EW article.
Excellent episode, and it was great to see Duffy back again. After seeing him as Anson on Burn Notice for the last season or two he's really grown on me. But he just wasn't the same Duffy without that mustache.
Excellent episode, and it was great to see Duffy back again. After seeing him as Anson on Burn Notice for the last season or two he's really grown on me. But he just wasn't the same Duffy without that mustache.
Add Bishoptl's face to it and I think we may have a new banned gif.
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I really do love this show, it's all about the little details and the characters personalities that make it. I could just watch all the three Marshals just talking nonsense for hours and wouldn't get bored of it. The chemistry in Justified is incredible.
ReturnOfTheRAT
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I'm going to rewatch that scene on a replay. That's a dimension I didn't pick up on.
The backyard fight setting wouldn't be out of place in or around Lexington, and the shot of the house in Versailles could easily have been rural southeast Kentucky, but Versailles isn't rural. But hey, at least they said it right (wrong) the way people here do.
Cornballer
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Their "draw"
Oh, I love the show, but it's just what you said brought out the glaring inconsistency. When you watch, they are heading into "deep Kentucky" but when I watch they are heading in to a place that does indeed look like deep Kentucky, yet they decided to claim it was Versailles, which is not deep Kentucky (it's a Lexington commuter town). It's not that it is unrealistic. The issue is that for someone who lives here, it is both jarring and more importantly, easily avoidable. Just say you're headed to Wilmore or Paint Lick or Carlisle.
Awesome episode. I loved everything in this one. The scene with Boyd taking on the preacher was fabulous. The Raylan/Art/Gutterson interplay is consistently hilarious and entertaining. Boyd and Duffy (where the hell did the eyebrows go?!) of course is a recipe for win. I really like the direction they've got this season going in so far.
Oh, he'll get his ass kicked, but he'll definitely get the guy back at some point. Remember when Raylan got his ass beat and hat stolen in that brawl behind the bar? I don't think he's that good in a straight up fight unless he's taking on a weenie like Dewey crow or Dickie Bennet. If I remember correctly, Boyd got him pretty good in the marshalls office one time, too.
Funky Papa
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Caught up with the first episode... Jesus Arlo. Damn fine way to start the season.
Damn fine ass, too.
Damn fine ass, too.
As Corballer said, "draw". If you get a disability check in eastern Kentucky you're "going on the draw".
Funky Papa
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By the way, I'm starting to feel slightly attracted to Ellen May.
Pitifully so.
Pitifully so.
LucilleBluthsdrunkeye
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Well to be fair, when he was fighting Boyd he did have a bullet hole in him.
But, ain't no way Raylan can beat up Lindsay's husband. Only way I can see that ending is with gunfire. I just hope Raylan isn't going to fight him over the bartender cause that is soo not worth it.
Raylan has gone as far as to kill people for that annoying woman that insinuated herself into his life last season. Imagine what he'd do for someone actually good to have around.
good to know. I am glad the show is set in Kentucky. U ever see wildcat or UK paraphernalia on the show in the background ?
LucilleBluthsdrunkeye
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Bartender is just a rebound and probably the first in a lengthy list of women we'll see Raylan with from now until the last season of the show. So yeah, I'm sticking to not even remotely worth it.
NotTheGuyYouKill
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Great episode. The scene at the Truth household was great, as was Boyd and Billy's showdown. I liked seeing remnants of Preacher Boyd there. Lindsay's husband is... interesting. Seems kinda creepy. Art was awesome in this episode. More of Tim too please! Interesting to hear Art say he thinks that Tim wants to kill somebody and that Rachel left her husband.
Also, Wynn came back, boss as always! Oh wait, his mustache is gone. The hell, Burns?
God, that reaction at the end was so funny.
Maybe he'll just take the beating.
Also, Wynn came back, boss as always! Oh wait, his mustache is gone. The hell, Burns?
God, that reaction at the end was so funny.
Maybe he'll just take the beating.
sparky2112
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Good god, like 20 storylines going on, and they had me at the first. This show is just so effin' EPIC.
Ventilaator
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Excellent episode. I want Walton Goggins to do audiobooks in his Boyd voice. That scene with the preacherman could have gone on forever and I wouldn't have even noticed because I like listening to Boyd talk.
BenjaminBirdie
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Yeah. I'm pretty sure there is a UK Wildcats banner or flag of some kind in the bar, or there was. Also, in the newest episode they were talking about Pappy Van Winkle (Old Rip Van Winkle) bourbon, which is all good bourbon, but depending on the specific bottle could be one of the most highly sought after bourbons in the world. They said $200 a bottle, so I assume the 20 or 23 year, which indicates the number of years it was aged in the barrel. Most good bourbons are in the 5-7 year range, to give you some idea. They have also showed Kentucky Ale boxes, which is a beer brewed here in Lexington. That's the box Raylan used to carry out the documents from his dad's house, and it's also what Ava refused to take at the bar, saying she already had 3 cases she couldn't sell.
Net_Wrecker
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This is one of the quickest hours on TV every week. The dialogue and reaction shots are just brilliant and every actor is nailing their role. Excited to see how this storyline brings all the sides together.
Funky Papa
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Second episode done.
So good. So good. I can't believe how much I missed this show. We even got a little bit of Gutterson this time!
Edit: Moustacheless Duffy is kind of scary. He looked like a a simmering psycho during his exchange with Boyd. I think the lack of a proper moustache makes his eyebrows look even more potent if that's possible.
So good. So good. I can't believe how much I missed this show. We even got a little bit of Gutterson this time!
The writing of Justified is extremely tight and brisk. It's ridiculous, there is simply no competition in that regard.
Edit: Moustacheless Duffy is kind of scary. He looked like a a simmering psycho during his exchange with Boyd. I think the lack of a proper moustache makes his eyebrows look even more potent if that's possible.
NotTheGuyYouKill
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I want more of Gutterson. I hope his arc this season is substantial.
Maybe when he realized that his mustache couldn't protect him from Raylan last season, he just decided it was time to retire it.
But now that it's gone, he has nothing but his rage left.
dead souls
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Yep. There are few things I love more than watching a show that is firing on all cylinders like Justified currently is.
The Lamonster
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I think a big twist will be that the bartender's fighter husband isn't such a bad guy. I can see him and Raylan teaming up to fry a bigger fish later this season. I also predict the preacher's wife to successfully seduce Boyd at some point. And his old army buddy is going to prove to be crazy and need to be put down.
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