The "Justified" Season 4 finale was quieter than most of of the FX show's bloody denouements, but there was still plenty of upheaval in Harlan County ...
The question this show often asks is not "Can you resist your darkest impulses?" but "Can you help preserve innocence and kindness wherever they are found?"
The Season 4 "Justified" finale airs April 2 at 10 p.m. ET on FX, and tensions have reached their boiling point between Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Giv...
Now that the mysterious Drew Thompson has been revealed as none other than unassuming Sheriff Shelby Parlow (Jim Beaver), the stakes are even higher f...
From Harlan County criminals like Ava to Lexington marshals like Rachel (Erica Tazel), the women on Justified are just as messy, complicated, and ultimately tough as the gun-slinging male leads. And we wouldn't want them any other way.
When he plays Boyd Crowder on FX's wildly entertaining Justified, Walton Goggins is the charming face of evil, the yin to the yang of Timothy Olyphant's Raylan Givens.
The lovely thing about "Justified" is that it delivers all the shaggy charm of a diverting character piece even as a supple, strongly structured story gives the whole affair an unmistakable energy and direction.
As we draw tantalizingly closer to the "Justified" Season 4 premiere (Jan. 8, 10 p.m. EST), FX has treated us to the first full-length promo for the g...
"Justified" fans will have to wait until early January for a new episode, but weāve got your first look at Patton Oswalt, who makes his debut as Con...
So many shows have trouble wrapping information the audience needs in dialogue that is actually a pleasure to listen to, but Justified makes it look easy. Many conversations this season went down like a nice Kentucky bourbon.
Timothy Olyphant is a proud father of three, but veteran parents would be quick to tell him he's just getting into the most challenging years. His dau...
"Justified" makes the case that even people who make bad choices are worth spending time with -- if they have a code, if they have some kind of loyalty to the place they're from, if they have decent manners, damn it.
Justified is a rare treat, a show with subtle humor, humanity and flawed heroes and antiheroes that feel like real people. Coming off a phenomenal second season, it would have been easy for the show to drop the ball.
Why "Number Four," you ask? Well, the film itself won't tell you, so if you want to find out, you should listen in as guest commentator Andrea Lipinski reveals all the details.
The plot twists are just that -- twists meant to keep us watching -- rather than the dramatic developments of a genuinely great show. But it is definitely great fun and the cast is jaw-droppingly good.
If for some reason you haven't watched the acclaimed UK original Life On Mars, it's all gathered together in one neat package with audio commentary, behind the scenes documentaries and more.
This film by Breck Eisner is taut, tense and veined with just the right amount of humor. It knows what it's about and gets to it, without a lot of fuss or frills.