Fortunately, season 4 looks like its sticking closer to home. Home means something to Justified; as Boyd says in the second episode, The hubris of making assumptions about a people and a place to which you are a foreigner strikes me as a grave sin indeed. Justified, however, is at this point no foreigner to Harlan. Like Faulkner digging into Yoknapatawpha County, or John Waters into Baltimore, or Bruce Springsteen into New Jersey, Justified shows that the deeper you get into the minutiae of your little cornerand into your pastthe bigger your world gets.
Nice.Matt Zoller Seitz said:There are some DEADWOOD-length sentences and monologues in JUSTIFIED S4. I wholeheartedly approve.
Nice.
Nice.
Even just a single episode McShane cameo desperately needs to happen
I've had this image of him playing some patriarch character kind of like Mags, wearing an orange hunting jacket and flannel and carrying around a hunting rifle and doing an over the top southern accent
"You'll never leave Harlan alive, you dirt-worshipping cocksucker!"
With the amount of actors that have been on this show from Deadwood it really seems like a no brainer. Even Jen the whore was on this shit for a few seconds. Plus he was on American Horror Story this season so maybe that increases the chance of it happening?
Also need to see John Hawkes and William Sanderson do something on Justified
Hawkes' career is booming right now. I feel like he'd be hard to land. McShane and Sanderson would be ace though. Powers Boothe too. Also need Silas Adams himself, Titus Welliver, on the show.
And I'd be fine with them playing their characters from Deadwood. Givens is basically a more empowered Bullock after all.
Hawkes' career is booming right now. I feel like he'd be hard to land. McShane and Sanderson would be ace though. Powers Boothe too. Also need Silas Adams himself, Titus Welliver, on the show.
McShane can play Alfred Swarrington, owner of the Jewel Saloon, Kentucky.
Titus Welliver for sure, you ever seen these Titus Welliver impressions of David Milch and Christopher Walken?
http://youtu.be/fS_lE_AcD2k
http://youtu.be/fjj3_bb25F0
Dude is ridiculously good at impersonations
Titus Welliver for sure, you ever seen these Titus Welliver impressions of David Milch and Christopher Walken?
http://youtu.be/fS_lE_AcD2k
http://youtu.be/fjj3_bb25F0
Dude is ridiculously good at impersonations
God I miss Deadwood :_(
Soon be time for a series rewatch, methinks.
It seems like there will be 6 seasons. Big bads:
S1 - Boyd's father.
S2 - Mags.
S3 - Quarles.
S4 - From what I've seen, there doesn't seem to be a big bad as such.
S5 - McShane, make it happen.
S6 - Boyd.
OR, if they intent to follow through on Boyd and Raylan's friendship, it could be:
S5 - Limehouse.
S6 - Raylan and Boyd vs McShane.
I'm ankle deep in one with a couple of friends. Two episodes a week or so. Making it last. Best show ever, man. Makes Breaking Bad look like Smash.
Indeed! So say we all!
People refer to now as the "golden era of television", but I actually think we're several years past it. There was once a time when
Deadwood
Carnivale
Rome
The Sopranos
The Wire
The Shield
The West Wing
Etc.
All aired at the same time.
S6 - Raylan and Boyd vs McShane.
Boyd is more likely. I feel they had him as a villain in S1 for a reason. In the subsequent seasons they really add more layers to him, to confuse the audience so when it comes to the showdown between Raylan and Boyd, we won't know who to side with.
You read Sepinwall's book? Top shelf stuff and very much about that period came to pass. I thought it would be all criticism, but it really goes into the process for a lot of the shows at the times.
I give it six Apple Pies out of five
I'd still say the golden age is here. GOT, BB, Justfied., all brilliant storytelling and drama. I think it will end after these though.
I want this to happen so bad
Indeed! So say we all!
People refer to now as the "golden era of television", but I actually think we're several years past it. There was once a time when
Deadwood
Carnivale
Rome
The Sopranos
The Wire
The Shield
The West Wing
Etc.
All aired at the same time.
I'd still say the golden age is here. GOT, BB, Justfied., all brilliant storytelling and drama. I think it will end after these though.
Me too. As it happens with movies, people overvalue the past decade's work and don't give enough credit to the current line of work.
And there is no "overvaluing" of Deadwood or The Sopranos.
Solo said:Deadwood
Carnivale
Rome
I always enjoy reading lists of the greatest TV shows/movies/games ever made, because there's always something I haven't tried yet sandwiched between other things I already consider to be the greatest.
I don't even know what Carnivale is, but
it was the next thing you thought of after mothereffing Deadwood, so I should probably check that out.
Oh man, watch Carnivale ASAP! Amazing show that, like Deadwood, was cut down in its prime :_(
HBO used to be so much shorter with their leashes on shows 10 years ago. Now they have gone too far in the other direction, giving most shows more than enough rope to hang themselves with.
No way! Five episodes for Treme to finish ain't no rope, that's dental floss!!
Treme I've never watched.... so what did it get, 2 full seasons + 1 very short one?
I'm also still REALLY bitter at HBO for canning Luck.
3 +1, actually.