Thought it was time to jinx the show and start a thread.
I've seen every episode, and even the one where I thought they were going to jump the shark they played quite well. Who knew Dewey had four kidneys?
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Got a few eps on the HD, but haven't had time to watch them yet. That damned Downton Abbey got me sucked in.
Dewey having four kidneys is awesome .
:loloeo:
Quote from: Spooky on March 05, 2012, 08:24:48 AM
Got a few eps on the HD, but haven't had time to watch them yet. That damned Downton Abbey got me sucked in.
*whispers*
You can come sit by me so you don't lose your Man Card.
PS. If you like watching a badass, Justified is it. I haven't watched every episode but Tim Olyphant and Nick Searcy are highly entertaining. Both speak softly and carry big cans of whoop ass.
Enjoyed last night's ep. Raylan was getting roughed-up every bit as much as that bar fight where he lost his hat.
Great episode.
I can't think of a really crappy one. Their crappy ones are probably better than most other garbage that's on TV these days.
Quote from: TinkTanker on March 07, 2012, 03:51:21 PM
Great episode.
I can't think of a really crappy one. Their crappy ones are probably better than most other luh-suh that's on TV these days.
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When the third season started, Ann & I had to watch it. SIL Carol had never seen it, but she fell in love with it instantly. So we are going back and watching the old ones as we are watching the new ones and will get caught up at some point.
We were watching the season one episode last night where they introduced the character David Vasquez who investigates Raylan. And damn if they didn't have the same actor playing the same character in last night's new episode. They have so many nice little touches on the show.
BTW, there was also a brief TV show based on the judge (Stephen Root) who keeps appearing. Maximum Bob. I'm looking.
BTW, there was also a brief TV show based on the judge (Stephen Root) who keeps appearing. Maximum Bob. I'm looking.
This gets cooler and cooler
( coolier ? )
O0
Quote from: AdmiralDigby on March 07, 2012, 07:03:04 PM
BTW, there was also a brief TV show based on the judge (Stephen Root) who keeps appearing. Maximum Bob. I'm looking.
This gets cooler and cooler
( coolier ? )
O0
Looks like I got some bad info. Root plays Mike "The Hammer" Reardon, not Maximum Bob.
Looks like I got some bad info. Root plays Mike "The Hammer" Reardon, not Maximum Bob.
Oh well .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_Bob (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_Bob)
Still sounds kinda cool
Quote from: AdmiralDigby on March 07, 2012, 07:16:33 PM
Looks like I got some bad info. Root plays Mike "The Hammer" Reardon, not Maximum Bob.
Oh well .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_Bob (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_Bob)
Still sounds kinda cool
Yeah, I'll not lose sleep if I can't find Maximum Bob (and from the looks of it, I cannot) since they are different characters. But sound pretty much the same.
I should just read a few Elmore Leonard books .
I hear he's pretty ok .....
;)
The SIL reads a lot of Elmore Leonard and she says it is like he is writing every line of Justified.
Quote from: TinkTanker on March 07, 2012, 07:24:29 PM
The SIL reads a lot of Elmore Leonard and she says it is like he is writing every line of Justified.
From what I understand - he's a modern American master .
I'll probably get a few to kick off and see where he takes me .
I loved Out of Sight and picked up the book, but it was almost word for word from the movie so I stopped reading.
BTW, Michael Keaton plays the same character in Out of Sight as he does in Jackie Brown.
Out of Sight was good , Jackie Brown didn't grab me so much .
And I do not remember Keaton from either .
:-\
Minor character, FBI agent Ray somebody.
Agreed on Jackie Brown (which they are making a prequel to).
Quote from: TinkTanker on March 07, 2012, 07:37:32 PM
Minor character, FBI agent Ray somebody.
Agreed on Jackie Brown (which they are making a prequel to).
Jackie Brown's a stewardess ?
*off to the googles*
The film helped revive the careers of Grier and Forster, who received critical acclaim for their performances, as did Samuel L. Jackson.
Spike Lee criticized the film for its use of the word nigger, which is used 38 times in the film, stating "I'm not against the word, and I use it, but not excessively. And some people speak that way. But Quentin is infatuated with that word. What does he want to be made--an honorary Black man?"[4] Samuel L. Jackson responded to Lee's criticisms by saying that the word's use was not offensive in the context of the film, and noting that Lee has used the word in many of his films.[4] Tarantino also felt the word's use was appropriate within the context of the film, and noted that it was used in Rum Punch, the novel the film was based upon.[4] Jackson stated, "This film is a wonderful homage to Black exploitation films. This is a good film. And Spike hasn't made one of those in a few years."
:haha:
"Social awkwardness is often the curse of genius" :loloeo: :loloeo: :loloeo:
Boyd can really work up a good ole fire-n-brimstone, can't he?
I love this show.
[spoiler]"Son, you shoot me now, you'll spend the rest of your life in this room." :loloeo: :spitdrink:[/spoiler]
Quote from: Eric on March 14, 2012, 08:26:36 AM
Boyd can really work up a good ole fire-n-brimstone, can't he?
I love this show.
This has the best dialogue since forever.
As rare as it is for me to say this, but I'll have to buy the Blu-rays to support the show. This is TV worth my dollars.
Quote from: TinkTanker on March 14, 2012, 08:28:37 AM
Quote from: Eric on March 14, 2012, 08:26:36 AM
Boyd can really work up a good ole fire-n-brimstone, can't he?
I love this show.
This has the best dialogue since forever.
As rare as it is for me to say this, but I'll have to buy the Blu-rays to support the show. This is TV worth my dollars.
For sure !
Only realized last week Quarles was also this guy (in Captain America):
Dum dum dugan (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CfEESMIHSc#)
Quote from: Eric on March 14, 2012, 08:26:36 AM
Boyd can really work up a good ole fire-n-brimstone, can't he?
I love this show.
I love Walton Goggins. He was great as Shane in The Shield, he is far, far better in Justified.
Quote from: Eric on March 14, 2012, 08:53:55 AM
Only realized last week Quarles was also this guy (in Captain America):
Dum dum dugan (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CfEESMIHSc#)
He was also this guy in Star Trek: First Contact
I remember him best from Band of Brothers. Lt. Buck Compton.
Quote from: TinkTanker on March 14, 2012, 09:00:10 AM
Quote from: Eric on March 14, 2012, 08:53:55 AM
Only realized last week Quarles was also this guy (in Captain America):
Dum dum dugan (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CfEESMIHSc#)
He was also this guy in Star Trek: First Contact
Who's awesome?
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You guys are awesome.
Not watching Justified?
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Raylan disapproves.
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Band of Brothers
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Ravenous
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Quote from: Pearl@32 on March 14, 2012, 06:19:37 PM
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:like:
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Hey, he got his red stapler back!
:spitdrink: :rofl:
Nice Easter Egg. Well played, Stephen Root. Well played indeed.
Quote from: TinkTanker on March 15, 2012, 11:38:32 AM
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Hey, he got his red stapler back!
That's awesome.
Hey, he got his red stapler back!
:loloeo:
Boyd Crowder, you crafty sonofagun.
Last night's episode was a bit of the calm before the storm.
Walter Goggins is all kinds of awesome. He was good as Shane in The Shield, he's awesome as Boyd.
Finally on the bandwagon. 7 eps into the first season.
Quote from: Spooky on March 25, 2012, 05:50:34 PM
Finally on the bandwagon. 7 eps into the first season.
They really don't hit their stride until the second season, but it really is a terrific show. Hope you enjoy.
Love the last scene of season one.
Ordered the S1 & S2 DVDs today, be here Wednesday.
Mama's a bitch.
Quote from: Spooky on March 27, 2012, 09:50:20 PM
Mama's a bitch.
Mama's awesome .
Lovable sons too .
;)
SPOILERS for next week's episode:
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Is it weird I hope Dickie finds his way out of this ?
:-\
Polished off season 2. I think I'll be all caught up by this weekend.
I'd really like to try Mama's Apple Pie, out of a clean glass. Hope she passed the recipe on.
So I've been talking in my worst Kentucky accent for a large part of the day--as well as talking up Justified--to irritate my coworkers. Seems I've been slippin' in and out of the bad accent without noticing it. They just told me I talked to a customer in my stupid accent.
:loloeo:
:spitdrink:
So I've been talking in my worst Kentucky accent for a large part of the day--as well as talking up Justified--to irritate my coworkers. Seems I've been slippin' in and out of the bad accent without noticing it. They just told me I talked to a customer in my stupid accent.
:haha:
"You mean I had four kidneys?"
:spitdrink: :rofl: :loloeo:
Quote from: Spooky on March 29, 2012, 10:22:24 PM
"You mean I had four kidneys?"
:spitdrink: :rofl: :loloeo:
:D
Quote from: Spooky on March 29, 2012, 10:22:24 PM
"You mean I had four kidneys?"
:spitdrink: :rofl: :loloeo:
That was the episode
I knew from the previews it would jump the shark. I haven't been so happy to be wrong since the time I almost didn't go to D*C to meet Pearl for the first time but went anyway.
Dewey Crow is awesomely stupid. But still believable in his stupidity.
Quote from: TinkTanker on March 30, 2012, 08:58:59 AM
Dewey Crow is awesomely stupid. But still believable in his stupidity.
Indeed.
All caught up. Is it Tuesday yet?
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On the upside, you are watching one of the awesomest shows today. On the downside, there are two episodes left and then you have to wait an entire year for new ones.
Double- and triple-crosses collide in 'Justified' finale
If you want job security, don't play a bad guy on Justified.
Anyone who watches this terrific series knows that doesn't count as a spoiler, because it isn't telling you anything you're not already anticipating going into Tuesday's nail-biter of a season finale (* * * * out of four, FX, 10 ET/PT).
You must know that everyone isn't going to make it through the season, because everyone never has. What you don't know is which one of the series' multiple, colorful and seemingly indispensable villains is about to be dispensed with — and in some cases, what you're probably not prepared for is how.
Let's just say the writers involved with this series — from Elmore Leonard, who created U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, to producer Graham Yost, who has brilliantly brought him to electronic life — are too good at their jobs to let hints drop all season without finally picking them back up. It's yet one more reason Justified is FX's best drama and one of TV's best series.
Raylan's (Timothy Olyphant, who's as good as anyone working in the medium today) main quarry Tuesday is the increasingly unhinged Robert Quarles (another great TV turn by Neal McDonough). But as last week's intricate dance of double and triple crosses demonstrated, Raylan has far more than just Quarles to worry about, what with Limehouse (Mykelti Williamson) pulling strings and Wynn Duffy (Jere Burns) exploding bombs.
If, by the way, you need further proof of how deftly Justified treads the line between laughs and gasps, watch the scene in which Raylan questions Wynn over Quarles' whereabouts. It's what happens when great ideas, great writing and great acting combine.
Were Wynn and Quarles not enough, there's also the constant threat that is Boyd Crowder — played by the inimitable Walton Goggins, who, like Olyphant, has created a character who can be comic relief at one moment and a deadly threat the next.
If there was a problem with this season earlier in the run, it was that the story line didn't tie into Raylan's past or into the show's Kentucky locale as specifically and emotionally as last year's did. But that issue has diminished over the past few weeks, as Limehouse has become more prominent, and it vanishes in the finale with a twist that hits as close to Raylan as any twist could.
Wrapping up another stellar run in completely satisfying, constantly surprising fashion, Justified again stakes a strong claim for award-season attention. There are dramas out there that are as good, but it's hard to think of any that are this good and yet this consistently, rousingly entertaining — which probably hurts it among those who seem to think a show has to be a struggle to watch to be Emmy-worthy.
Watch Tuesday, and then tell me the Emmy doubters aren't wrong.
http://www.usatoday.com/life/television/reviews/story/2012-04-09/justified-finale/54136642/1 (http://www.usatoday.com/life/television/reviews/story/2012-04-09/justified-finale/54136642/1)
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:haha:
[spoiler]"They're saying I disarmed him." :spitdrink:[/spoiler]
What got me was when [spoiler]Quarles reaches for his arm and Raylan slowly pulling away from him with it, like 'not gonna let you have this...'[/spoiler]
Piggy bank! :haha: