Justified

Just finished bingeing the entire season. Was one of the stronger seasons and who doesn't love Sam Elliot?

good article on finale interviewing boyd and others, i sorta picked up on boyd just wanting to know why but i really did think he was going with the intention of killing ava, i guess not. although then you kind of wonder if ava really would be in any danger if boyd found out she had his kid, but ya never know I guess
Justified Finale with Walton Goggins | EW.com

i will definitely miss these characters especially raylan, boyd, art, dewey, and tim. Can't wait to see what new shows they all pop up in, there have been rumors of a spin off show but not sure tim and rachel could really carry a show.

That was a great little read. Very cool hearing "Boyd's" thoughts on that last episode and his motivations throughout the series.

Hate seeing my good show friends go. Reminds me that I'm getting old.

Still wish Boyd had come out on top though.

Amazon.com: Justified: The Complete Series (Blu-ray + UltraViolet): Timothy Olyphant, Nick Searcy, Joelle Carter: Movies TV



in other news, one of the creators is working on a western for AMC set in the 1890s. sounds cool, I really enjoy Hell on Wheels
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its a bummer Justified got snubbed at the Oscars, this season was quite good but then again last season was kinda meh

I really liked the final season and I thought most did. Finale was great also

Isnt he talking about seasons not the final episode? Also dont remember Raylan moving in with his ex

Raylan movesnearhis ex (so he can actually be a father), but ex marries some other dude.

Slaythe_sl said:

I still ending up talking with friends every so often about just how amazing the last scene of this show was.

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Raylan at the park?

BrutulTM_sl said:

I love the fact that this show went 6 seasons and never jumped the shark.

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Another great quality that set Justified apart. The writer credits include the original author, Elmore Leonard, on every episode, but he died before the series finished, and the book he wrote upon which the show is based only covers events from season one. I'm curious how involved he actually was, and if his influence kept it grounded or what. The showrunner himself, Graham Yost, has a solid writing history, so I'm more inclined to assume he kept the show on a firm course and gave Leonard writing credits on every episode out of respect.