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And he's certainly come a long way since GUTS and Get the Picture!
Q: Could you talk about any of the research you had to put in, as a writer on the show, about Kentucky, the dixie mafia or anything like that?
A: We definitely did research on Dixie Mafia, many of us went to Harlan, etc., but basically we make everything up. Enough really insane political hijinks and criminal dealings have occurred in Halan County that nothing we make up is really too over the top (well, maybe Quarles, but he’s from Detroit, so…
Q: Any chance we see Limehouse again?
A: Yes. Why, do you need some meat cut?
Q: Is it intentional to not have a Buffy-style Big bad guy this year? Season one had the Crowders, 2 had Mags, 3 had Quarles. But this year there is no central bad guy. Church girl, Theo, Boyd, Wynn, Drew, and so on. I for one like the variety and feel that there are so many directions to go with the setup this year.
A: Yes it was intentional. We’re trying to tell 2 or 3 stories over the course of the season, all tied together, sort of, by the mystery of the bag.
Q: About how much time will have passed this season? It seems like the episodes just pick up where they left off from.
A: Episodes 1-7 take place over 7 days (a day per ep). I haven’t tracked the others yet.
Q: How much more can you use Winona now that she has a (much much much worse) show on Fox to do too?
A: We can get her for a day here and there. You will see her again.
Q: Is there a character that you enjoy writing for more than any others? Or one that you just go “Ugh, I hate this dingus!”?
A: Wynn Duffy is the most fun by far, and then Shelby, Jim Beaver makes everything you write sound like Shakespeare
Q: Is it just me or did boyd let raylan handcuff him to that tree. I mean he didn’t even fight it a little bit. Is this because he’s so sure he’ll find Thompson before Raylan, or something else?
A: He did let him. Raylan was armed and Boyd wasn’t, plus what you said about Boyd being a known criminal. Why fight it.
Q: Colton mentioned in the first episode of the season that he is from Bel Air (my home town!), the birthplace of John Wilkes Booth. Did he say this because it’s the only interesting fact about Bel Air, or might there be some foreshadowing?
A: It was just color, though we might mention it again.
Q: Is there a chance we’ve already met Drew Thompson? From what Mary said it seemed like he knew the powerful people in Harlan. I just can’t think of anyone that would fit the description.
A: You will see/identify him at a certain point. Keep in mind he’s old by now, so he’s not necessarily imposing/a force to be reckoned with.
Q: If Theo Tonin already had the FBI head honcho in his pocket, as a longtime willing accomplice, why would he take the risk of trying to turn a lower-level agent by threatening his family? Seems like a dangerously unnecessary risk, when he could’ve gotten the same results with Tobolowsky’s FBI chief ordering the agent to find Thompson etc.
A: Our original intention (and this may have gotten lost in the wash once the episode got shot) was that Barnes had been dirty for some time, but that this particular threat was so severe that his family was being explicitly threatened if he didn’t get results immediately. Idea being Barkley’s family was probably under the same threat to a degree. We were trying to play Barnes as Barkley’s henchman to a degree, so it was still Barkley pulling those strings at Tonin’s behest. It’s muddy, though, I know. Not sure it hangs together tbh.
Q: Any chance that Drew Thompson turns out to be the furry that was shot by Ellie May in the first episode this season?
A: Drew’s identity will eventually be revealed but I can’t be throwing out any clues. You will see Arnold (the furry) again, however.
No kidding, Season 2 got topped tonight. This might be the season Jusitfied enters the pantheon, hits Breaking Bad tier.
BTW, I can't be the only one who finds Gutterson slightly unhinged.
Just a wee.
Everyone does, not just the audience - Art and Raylan clearly know he's fucked.
Nice title. :lolFoot Chase
Raylan's discovery of a severed foot sets off a race against time; Boyd and Ava work to break into Harlan high society.
Everyone does, not just the audience - Art and Raylan clearly know he's fucked.
Yes, it does. Quite a few people had problems with the first couple S1 episodes before it hits stride towards the back end of the season, though realism is rarely a complaint.I tried to watch the first season, but it got so unrealistic I just couldn't.
Does it get better?
- EW.com: 'Justified' star Joelle Carter teases tonight's episode *some spoilers*
I'm getting the feeling that Ava will probably end up in Jail at the end of this season.
I tried to watch the first season, but it got so unrealistic I just couldn't.
Does it get better?
Did he just call him "Rapes with a Smile"?