Justified

[Evelyn Tentions]

Gangstagrass have a new CD out with a new version of the theme on it. I'm not usually a fan of bluegrass and even less so of rap but they're ace.

[Kevin D]

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

If Raylan kills Boyd, I hope Boone murders him. If Raylan arrests Boyd, I hope Boone kills him. A really tragic ending would be Boyd in jail forever and having to repackage himself as a Nazi, once again.

 

My ideal ending would be:

 

 

Raylan as the white haired guy, Ava and Boyd leaving in opposite directions with £5m each.

[Sugar Ape]

Watched this bit about ten times on the run. Top class.

 

 

“I’m pretty sure ‘aplex’ isn’t a word, Mikey.”
“Course it is. ‘I don’t like that guy. He aplexes me."

 

" You ok? You look aplexed "

[Sugar Ape]

 

[Elite]

Boyd is a cunt, a brilliant cunt but If Raylan pops him then its fair enough in my book.

[Kevin D]

Boyd is a cunt, a brilliant cunt but If Raylan pops him then its fair enough in my book.

It's worth remembering that, within a 24 hour period, Boyd almost got blown up by Ava's crazy uncle, and then was brutally shot by his fiancée.

 

It's also worth remembering that Boyd and Raylan dug coal together.

[Elite]

I really hope Boone gets blasted as well the cocky little prick.

[Frankenhooker]

The whole of Season Six is on Sky Demand now for those that waited.

[Sugar Ape]

Just finished the last episode now. Didn't end the way I expected. I'll have to think on this a bit.

 

Gutted it's over.

[Elite]

Just finished the last episode now. Didn't end the way I expected. I'll have to think on this a bit.

 

Gutted it's over.

Me too. An anti-climax if I am honest.

[RedKnight]

I liked it. Little bit different and not everything has to be bombastic. Final scene was good and Raylan proved to himself that he could do the right thing rather than his thing.

[redheart]

 

It was a great big "meh" from me.

The shoot out with the ace villain was a bit gay.

Letting Ava live out her life because she had a child and repented was poor. This bitch had killed or helped kill a huge number of innocent people. So redemption and a nice pair of tits should not have cut it.

Letting Boyd live was even worse. I dont care if they dug coal together Boyd killed lots of innocent people and was an absolute scumbag.

All a great big let down for me

 

[PestiRed]

 

It was a great big "meh" from me.

The shoot out with the ace villain was a bit gay.

Letting Ava live out her life because she had a child and repented was poor. This bitch had killed or helped kill a huge number of innocent people. So redemption and a nice pair of tits should not have cut it.

Letting Boyd live was even worse. I dont care if they dug coal together Boyd killed lots of innocent people and was an absolute scumbag.

All a great big let down for me

 

You're a harsh man Redheart, have you considered a job as an American cop?

 

I liked the ending, wrapped everything up pretty neatly

[redheart]

Harsh? How so? Consider the points that I made.

[Kevin D]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CCug-BlXIAAMqpp.jpg:large

[Kevin D]

[Anny Road]

I wish I could be that skinny grown a muzzy and beard wear a cowboy hat and speak like that. Plus have a gun on my hip. 201st century gunslinger

[Anny Road]

 

It was a great big "meh" from me.

 

The shoot out with the ace villain was a bit gay.

 

Letting Ava live out her life because she had a child and repented was poor. This bitch had killed or helped kill a huge number of innocent people. So redemption and a nice pair of tits should not have cut it.

 

Letting Boyd live was even worse. I dont care if they dug coal together Boyd killed lots of innocent people and was an absolute scumbag.

 

All a great big let down for me

 

He loved her and the other chap despite his job they were kin. That was the whole point

[Kevin D]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=t1YnGhofJGQ

[Kevin D]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=u0Y7L_VbwZw

https://youtube.com/watch?v=peMYV393xLQ

[Kevin D]

Won't let me embed the videos, but if you click on the link, they're all there.

 

http://www.ew.com/article/2015/03/26/justified-best-showdowns

 

Justified: Watch Raylan's 10 all-time best showdowns

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Posted March 31 2015 — 11:55 AM EDT

FX’s Justified is the modern-day master of the neo-Western stand-off—taking the classic setup of a lawman and a bad guy facing off, with pistols at the ready, then adding snappy Elmore Leonard-inspired dialogue and clever story twists. As the show heads into its final hours, here we exclusively present 10 of the show’s finest stand-off moments featuring Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) and the rest of the cast. Let’s count up from No. 10 to our top pick:

10. Art vs. the Detroit Mob hitman in the diner, from “Shot All to Hell,” season 5
Chief Deputy Art (Nick Searcy) gets out from behind his desk to face down Theo Tonin’s (Adam Arkin) favorite hit man Elias Marcos (Firefly’s Alan Tudyk, appearing as Wray Neary) in a diner. Art later says he was channeling his inner Raylan.

 

 

9. Ava vs. Nicky Augustine, from “Decoy,” season 4
Ava is held hostage in Johnny’s bar, enduring a torrent of abuse from Nicky Augustine (Mike O’Malley), who wants her to perform a certain sex act (NSFW language): 

 

 

8. Raylan vs. the pedophile at the gas station, from “The Moonshine War,” season 2
In the season opener, Raylan has tracked down a pedophile (Billy Miller) who has abducted Loretta McCread (Kaitlyn Dever). Showing down at a gas station, Raylan doesn’t pull his weapon becasue he’s tired of all the paperwork). “Do you know how a firearm works?” 

 

 

7. Raylan vs. two bad guys in the desert, from “Long in the Tooth,” season 1
Raylan goes up against two bad men: Frank (Lance Barber) and Joe (Brian Goodman). Raylan gives them a warning. People should listen to Raylan. 

 

 

6. Raylan vs. Danny Crowe, from “Weight,” season 5
All season, Danny has been talking about “the 21-foot rule,” which argues that a good knife-fighter should be able to best a man with a gun within 21 feet by closing the distance really quickly. Now Danny has his chance to prove it to Raylan.  

 

 

NEXT: The best of the best

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Justified

Posted March 31 2015 — 11:55 AM EDT

5. Raylan vs. Boyd, from “Fire in the Hole,” season 1
Raylan and Boyd’s first showdown happens over Ava’s (Joelle Carter) dinner table at the end of the pilot. When FX first shot this, Boyd died. Then the network came to its senses. As a climactic Raylan vs. Boyd re-match is expected to come in the series finale, this serves as a helpful reminder of their last gunfight against each other.    

 

 

4. Raylan vs. Dewey Crowe, from “Fire in the Hole,” season 1
Raylan is at Ava’s, looking for Boyd, when Dewey Crowe (Damon Herriman) shows up. After Raylan sends Dewey outside, Dewey comes at Raylan with a shotgun. 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Raylan and Tim vs. the psycho with the pregnant fugitive, from “The Life Inside,” season 2
Raylan and Tim Gutterson (Jacob Pitts) find Jess Timmons (David Sullivan) with a gun to the belly of pregnant Jamie Berglund (Sarah Jones). One word: Apricot! 

 

 

2. Raylan vs. Tommy Bucks, from “Fire in the Hole,” season 1
The one that started it all! In the first scene in the series, Raylan sits across from Tommy Bucks (Peter Greene) at a rooftop Miami restaurant. He’d given Tommy Bucks 24 hours to get out of town—and Tommy didn’t take him seriously.

 

 

1. Raylan vs. The Icepick, from “The Gunfighter,” season 3
The best showdown of them all? Raylan sits across from Fletcher “The Icepick” Nix. Nix places a gun on the table. He wants to play a game—count down from ten, see who gets the gun first. This is what happens.

 

 

 

[Kevin D]

I bought the collection of books that prompted the show, last week, and finished reading Pronto yesterday. It's the first time I've read an Elmore Leonard book and I really enjoyed it, I think I finished it in 3 sittings.

[Kevin D]

I thought " Riding the Rap" was a tremendous amount of fun. As I read it, I felt the Justified ooze out of it, with Leonard's charm, and would really recommend it to anybody who enjoyed the show.

[Kevin D]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=9gGqA8JAPnI

[Kevin D]