If you were Art Mullen, you'd haul off and punch him in the mouth, and your only regret would be almost breaking your hand. In a show where hardly an episode goes by without someone shooting someone, ...

There’s always been something old-fashioned about Justified’s Raylan Givens, be it the cowboy accouterments he comes by so naturally or the shit-kicking sincerity with which Timothy Olyphant plays the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Meanwhile Raylan returned to the U.S. Marshall’s Miami office to be with his toddler daughter Willa. On the downside, he didn’t ...

"If you're bringing Raylan back, you put him up against a really, really bad guy who doesn't have any problem killing people, because Raylan could die," Andron shared during the duo's interview with ...

Justified has one final round left in the chamber. And you can bet that it will hit the bull's-eye. This Tuesday at 10/9c, the FX drama opens its sixth and final season, picking up right where things ...

After HBO pulled off an astounding feat — a masterful Deadwood movie that delivered the exquisitely profane finale that the series deserved — it was only a matter of time before FX decided to pull the ...

In the end, Justified's Raylan Givens finally learned when to not pull his gun. After a slightly more eventful standoff with Boon (Jonathan Tucker) -- both men fired, but only Raylan survived after ...

Justified: City Primeval will soon (but not soon enough) arrive to catch us up on Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens’ post-Harlan life in a different environment. That’s one reason why “Long in the ...

Sing, O Muse, of the rage of Raylan Givens! I’m stealing that line from Homer, but there’s a lot more Homer in FX’s contemporary cowboy serial Justified than you might initially imagine or remember.

Justified: City Primeval Season 1 Episode 8 "The Question": Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) and Carolyn (Aunjanue Ellis) cross the line; Raylan attempts to make it out of Detroit alive. Directed by Michael ...

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