Justified

[RedKnight]

Sam Elliot without a 'stache is just plain wrong.

[Elite]

Am liking the new 'badguy.

[Chairman Meow]

Watched the first two last nights. 

 

Goggins awesome, but not enough Jere Burns eyebrow action just yet.

 

 

Quite pleased to see Dewey Crowe finally get whacked. It's about time someone had enough and finished the job.

 

[Kevin D]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/wyoming-sheriffs-deputy-gene-bryson-decides-to-give-up-his-badge-rather-than-stop-wearing-a-cowboy-hat-10020816.html

 

Wyoming sheriff’s deputy Gene Bryson has been a law enforcement officer for 40 years. And during all that time he has come to work wearing a cowboy hat and cowboy boot.

 

 

So when the new sheriff decided to impose a dress code for his officers that included a ban on traditional Western clothing, Mr Bryson decided it was time to put away his sheriff’s badge for good.

 

“I am not going to change,” Mr Bryson told the Casper Star-Tribune. “I've been here for 40-odd years in the sheriff's office, and I'm not going to go out and buy combat boots and throw my vest and hat away and say, ‘This is the new me’.”

 

He added: “And I’ve had a cowboy hat on since 19 — I don’t know. That’s what looks good to me in the sheriff’s department. It’s Western. It’s Wyoming.”

 

The Associated Press said the new dress code had been imposed by Sublette County Sheriff Stephen Haskell, whose turf in western Wyoming includes the town of Pinedale.

 

Kurt Radzay hangs on during the Bareback Bronc competition at Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo July 26, 2001

Mr Haskell, 53, has asked told his staff that he wants them to wear black trousers, a tan shirt, black boots and a black ball cap, saying the change was for safety and uniformity. He said his officers dressed in so many different styles it as he was heading the “Skittles platoon”.

 

“I’m very much for the Western way of life and the look. And that’s the way I dress,” said Mr Haskell. “However, for a professional outfit. I like everybody to look the same. We are one team unified in one purpose. That is to do our job.”

 

Mr Haskell also argued that cowboy boots were slippery on ice and cowboy hats can blow away in Wyoming's blustery wind.

 

All deputies in Sublette County have been asked to wear a new uniform

Mr Bryson was not impressed. For 40 years he had worn a brown cowboy hat, brown cowboy boots and and either a leather or woollen vest, depending on the season.

 

And he was not willing to give up the look. Last Friday was his last day at work. “That’s the way I dress,” said Mr Bryson. “Three hundred sixty-five days out of the year.”

[Kevin D]

Boyd's rapidly becoming one of my favourite ever fictional characters; I don't remember ever seeing him drunk, before, and it was a sight to see.

 

Also, she doesn't usually do it for me, but Ava's been looking damn good this season.

[RedKnight]

You hear me, Earl? I'm gonna shoot your dick off.

[Elite]

Boyd's rapidly becoming one of my favourite ever fictional characters; I don't remember ever seeing him drunk, before, and it was a sight to see.

 

Also, she doesn't usually do it for me, but Ava's been looking damn good this season.

Agree on both counts.

[RedKnight]

The safe scene this week was outstanding.

[Kevin D]

Limehouse!

 

Fingers crossed that next week we have a scene with him, a butcher's knife, some dead animal, and him making long-winded threats which are heavy on symbolism.

[Elite]

Avas cleavage was rather impressive this week. It appears Raylan agreed.

[Kevin D]

We dug coal together.

[Kevin D]

The last two episodes - with Raylan not immediately drawing and putting Cho-Choo & Walker down, as well as his daughter's prominence - are making me think of the possibility that Raylan and Boyd could die in the final episode. They wouldn't do that, surely? The entire fanbase would be fucking furious and lynch them for it. And yet...

[Kevin D]

Was watching the pilot - with a Justified virgin - the other day and I was genuinely amazed at the amount of callbacks to it, you get an episode. The discussions, being as boss as they are, mask it, but they left so much character depth in it. I'm not sure I've seen a show before that has left it all hanging; and that's without mentioning Raylan, Boyd and Ava all pointing guns, at each other, in the kitchen.

[Kevin D]

As an added bonus, Boyd doubles down on his Southern accent, so does Raylan, as well as saying "Gun thug" at least 5 times.

[Elite]

Its heading down an interesting path. Still no idea who will survive or die.

[Elite]

Great episode this week.

[Kevin D]

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Ava, you fucking cunt

[redheart]

 

All part of a ruse if you ask me

 

[Elite]

 

All part of a ruse if you ask me

 

Never thought of that but you could be right.

[Kevin D]

There hasn't been an episode, yet, quite at the level of "Decoy" but I think this might be better than season 4, already.

[RedKnight]

Raylan's talk with the dirty cop and the RV scene were both absolutely tremendous.

[Kevin D]

And so we enter Endgame.

[RedKnight]

I don't know how they'll fit it all in to the final episode. It's not like they'll pull a Sons of Anarchy and just run without time restrictions.

[Kevin D]

If Boyd dies, we riot.

[RedKnight]

Nah, I think he should. The showdown between Raylan and Boone might be gangbusters.