Three weeks from today, Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens returns to our TV screens, and he is as awesome as ever. Season two of FX's Justified reminds me why the series becomes the only thing in the world to me when it's on.  My house could catch fi more

Justified finished out its first season in a way that tied up loose ends, gave us at least one action sequence that could be taught in film schools, and set up a few story lines for next season that should leave anyone who developed a hankering for this s more

The writers of the Lost's season finale could learn a thing or two from watching the final episodes of Justified’s first season. Perhaps I am jumping the gun a bit. After all, Lost worked well all the way up until the uncharacteristi more

Redemption was the main theme of 'The Hammer'. Everyone wants it, but how do you get it? For Boyd, he's attempting to remake his image as a criminal into a man who follows the word of the Lord and does well by his God. The problem is more

"The Hammer" was a simple episode with two central plots, one involving a ruthless judge whose death threats are becoming tangible and one involving Boyd's new "church" for meth heads. The episode was good, another Justified-esque more

After watching the last few weeks of Justified, including last night's episode, 'Blind Spot,' it is hard not to wonder what the heck happened with the second and third episodes. The idea that episodes two and three were duds is nothing new more

After weeks of being mentioned but not seen, we finally met Raylan's father, Arlo, last night. As played with a sere twang by Raymond J. Barry, Arlo was as laconic and prone to fast action as his son, but with the charm of Raylan necessarily shaved o more

After weeks of being mentioned but not seen, we finally met Raylan's father, Arlo, last night. As played with a sere twang by Raymond J. Barry, Arlo was as laconic and prone to fast action as his son, but with the charm of Raylan necessarily shaved o more