She smashed people in the face with frying pans and she punched whores.8
She smashed people in the face with frying pans and she punched whores.8
I hope we get more Wynn Duffy. That scene in the season 3 finale between him and Raylan was amazing.
Yes, he's in charge. He always has a lot of projects, but iirc he's still very involved with the show and penning the premiere episode.Yost still at the helm of the show in Season 4? Seems like he has a ton of new shows coming up.
Yost still at the helm of the show in Season 4? Seems like he has a ton of new shows coming up.
He's an EP on The Americans and his name is attached as a producer for a ton of other stuff that's been floating around recently. There's no telling how much of it will actually get made, though.Which ones? Can't find anything on his IMDb page.
He's an EP on The Americans and his name is attached as a producer for a ton of other stuff that's been floating around recently. There's no telling how much of it will actually get made, though.
That's a good comparison.It's probably like JJ Abrams and the bazillion shows he does.
Sounds like no Dickie Bennett or Dewey Crowe this season.
Also, it sounds like they're mapping it out for a six season run as of now.
- TV Guide: Justified EP Graham Yost Teases Season 4 *some minor spoilers*
Sounds like no Dickie Bennett or Dewey Crowe this season.
- TV Guide: Justified EP Graham Yost Teases Season 4 *some minor spoilers*
Sounds like no Dickie Bennett or Dewey Crowe this season.
- TV Guide: Justified EP Graham Yost Teases Season 4 *some minor spoilers*
Sounds like no Dickie Bennett or Dewey Crowe this season.
Also, it sounds like they're mapping it out for a six season run as of now.
Happy New Year from your friends at Firewall & Iceberg Podcast! On our first show of 2013 and our last before the start of the mid-season TV critics press tour Dan and I review a bunch of new and (mostly) returning series, including "Downton Abbey," "Justified" and "Cougar Town." The lineup:
"Downton Abbey" (00:02:08 - 00:18:45)
"Bunheads" (00:18:47 - 00:26:27)
"Deception" (00:26:28 - 00:33:20)
"Justified" (00:33:28 - 00:44:53)
"The Joe Schmo Show" (00:44:54 - 00:55:20)
"Cougar Town" (00:55:22 - 00:1:04:00)
- TV Guide: Justified EP Graham Yost Teases Season 4 *some minor spoilers*
Sounds like no Dickie Bennett or Dewey Crowe this season.
Having mastered season-long arcs filled with fabulous guest characters -- and coming off brilliant back-to-back seasons -- "Justified" is perhaps to be forgiven for a slow start in hitting the reset button. Always fun, the first two hours of the FX drama's fourth season are also meandering, introducing several new players, but as yet failing to betray much about how or when they'll intersect. Fortunately, star Timothy Olyphant by himself remains ample reason to tune in, and the show has built up enough goodwill to postpone rendering a verdict, which is essentially what these episodes require.
Fuuuuuuuuu. I don't care about, but I'm gonna missDickie.Dewey
- Variety: Justified Review
Eh, it's one review. Most of the early critical buzz on Twitter has been pretty positive, and we should get full reviews from the usual sources in the next couple of days.Yikes. I didn't think S3 was as "brilliant" as S2 so this must really be a clunker.
The fourth season's first couple of episodes imply that Yost and his team are combining the narrative structures of the first two seasons: a crime-of-the-week procedural folded into a guiding season-long arc.
Yost and his team are combining the narrative structures of the first two seasons: a crime-of-the-week procedural folded into a guiding season-long arc
Yost and his team are combining the narrative structures of the first two seasons: a crime-of-the-week procedural folded into a guiding season-long arc
BOTTOM LINE Very entertaining start to the fourth season.
GRADE A
Did Yost ever say why S3 didn't end with "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" after both S1 and S2 ended with it?
Cause nobody died.
Except for Tom.
Quarles probably bled out, mang.
They didn't think it played well with the final scene. (I agree.)Did Yost ever say why S3 didn't end with "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" after both S1 and S2 ended with it?
If Quarles didn't die, then here's hoping for a Neal McDonough return in a later season. Preferably one that isn't a clusterfuck like the end of S3. McDonough was great.
They didn't think it played well with the final scene. (I agree.)
It just seems weird to make it a tradition in S2 only to turn around and break the tradition with S3.
Anyways, I was thinking about it and I think the series finale (S6) has to come back around to how S1 ended. "You willing to bet your life on that?" "I'm willing to bet that you're the only friend I have in the world". That bit between Raylan and Boyd.
How was S3's ending a clusterfuck? I thought it was great.
"Justified" does have a tendency to pack its ranks there are at least 10 other characters who could be listed here and you're never quite sure where it's going (or who will be sticking around). But that's part of the fun, obviously, and the show works wonderfully as long as the good/bad dichotomy of Raylan and Boyd holds the center. Even when they're just satellites orbiting one another, the electricity of these two fine actors and characters keeps this series crackling like a late night lightning storm.
Grade: B+
Justified is the perfect blend of pulpy thrills, sly humor and unconventional storytelling, fronted by a character that feels like an charmingly flawed icon from a bygone era.