I was glued to the screen every time Mags was speaking. The actress did an amazing job with that role. Felt so authentic.

She might be my favourite character in the show outside of Raylan and Boyd.

For me, I just love her scene with Boyd and the lady from Blackpike where she completely outplays them. That whole episode, Brother’s Keeper, is a great Mags episode.

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I'm not even through first season and I think the guy is a truly awesome actor. I just hope (He suits villianery like a tailor made suit) he hasn't been type cast

Put forward your best case. It can be anyone you think others would describe as a villain.

I'll start. After S1, Wynn Duffy really isn't. He's an eccentric baddie, a wannabe druglord and a hanger on, sure. Kills other bad guys occasionally, I guess. Wants money. His main gig seems to be self-preservation.

I'm not talking about Art's badass speech, Tim's handwriting, or Duffy yelling about being up in inbred holler. I mean something you think might go unnoticed or unquoted, but that you love. In another thread I mentioned:

"Did you see that on CSI?"

Raylan: "Sadly, no."

First time viewer here, I’m on eps4 and so far so good. Not great but good. Nothing truly spectacular as of yet but I’ve heard nothing but great reviews. I don’t mind that I’m not head over hills cause they seem like interesting characters so far and a LOT of familiar faces so that’s always a warm feeling. Just want to know around when the show started to really grab you in. For most of the fans. Not like it’s make or break because I’m pretty sure I’m going to stick it through anyway, just not sure if I’m going to fall in love and I like being knee deep in love with my shows 😂

Seriously. Is every woman in entertainment supposed to be between sizes 2 and 6?

It's such a ridiculous, stupid problem to have. Sure, those humans commenting on her shape may not want to get it on with her, but guess what? You're not the fictional character by the name of Raylan Givens.

The show had it's problems, but this is a big issue? Kinda sad, really.

Anybody on any TV show EVER as cool as Raylan? The cool is the greatest attribute of this show.

I was re-watching the scene in "A Guy Walks Into A Bar" where Quarles tells Donovan his backstory. The cuts to Wynn looking unsettled are priceless.

When he talks about it being his dream I feel so bad for him!

In this case I imagine we'll get a lot of classic quotes but I'm interested in those quotes where the delivery helps make a line awesome, or more awesome as the case may be. I can think of three off the top of my head.

1. "I don't like your plan, Raylan!"

2. "I can't shoot a basketball. My handwriting is barely legible..... etc etc"

3. "The point is, Mr. Crowder, when he asks me, and he will, where Robert Quarles is, does Theo Tonin sound like the kind of man to whom you'd like to say, "I'm sorry, but he escaped from a disease-ridden whore factory up in inbred holler"?!"

It’s sooooo bad 😭😭😭

I recently watched Deadwood (series and movie) after being a long-time Justified fan and in particular really loving Olyphant as Raylan. I think it's his most impressive performance to date and is somewhat underrated. In fact, Raylan sits next to Walter White, Don Draper, and Tony Soprano as an iconic lead character during the "golden era" of television (and notably the only one who isn't an anti-hero).

Anyway, having now seen Deadwood and previously watching interviews of Olyphant who wasn't very sold on his own performance, I found his delivery a bit stilted and awkward. I get that Bullock is suppose to be many of those things but there are certain actors who feel like they can embody any dialogue in any time period, notably Ian McShane, John Hawkes, and Robert Weigert. Olyphant isn't terrible by any means but he just doesn't feel like he works with the vibe of the show. Raylan is such a natural fit for him, Bullock not so much. I'm curious what the consensus here is among Justified fans?

The most authentic accent to Appalachian Kentucky or its opposite.