I don’t like being wrong. However, I was happy to have mis-predicted events in the Season Four finale of Justified. I was actually going to be disappointed if my prognostications turned out to be correct, because there is no fun in watching a show that is more

Early in the fourth-season finale of "Justified," one of the Detroit thugs holding Winona and Raylan at gunpoint references "The Friends of Eddie Coyle," a fantastic but supremely downbeat crime movie from the early '70s about a small-time mobster who can more

With only two episodes of Justified left this season, things are going full tilt in Kentucky. As we finally get an update on the impending Raylan Junior (what with Natalie Zea being on The Followin... http://www.starpulse.com/news/Brittany_Frederick/2013/ more

Justified is winding down its season and wrapping up storylines. The Drew Thompson chase may be over, but there’s still the problem of Theo Tonin. Tonin is going to have Boyd and Raylan in his sights since both of them have kept him from getting Thompson. more

Can career criminals change their ways? Or are they destined for jail or the grave? These questions were examined in the penultimate “Peace of Mind”, which saw Justified’s finest confronting their various faiths and destinies. Whether it be their faith in more

On a recent episode of “Justified”- and you’ll want to skip this article, if you’re not up to speed on the show- it was revealed that semi-regular character Shelby Parlow, played by respected character actor Jim Beaver, was actually the much-sought after more

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Peace of Mind," the March 26 episode of FX's "Justified," where with Drew Thompson in custody, everybody's out to find Ellen May. http://www.hitfix.com/whats-alan-watching/review-justified-peace-of-mind-collateral-damage

After last week's incredible episode -- one of the series' best, I think -- it's tough to follow-up with an episode as gripping and entertaining. Last week felt like a season finale, whereas this episode, entitled "Peace of Mind," feels like an epilogue a more