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David S.E. Zapanta Oct 2, 2017

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3.13 This Land Is Your Land

Well, it was only a matter of time before the ranch fell, but did anyone expect it to happen quite in this fashion, or so soon before the end of the season? Still, Jeremiah Otto’s legacy doesn’t go out with a whimper—resulting in one of the strongest episodes of the season, if not the entire show itself. A couple of minor points bog things down here or there, but overall, This Land Is Your Land vaults Fear The Walking Dead onto the same level as The Walking Dead. And a lot of the credit for this goes...

Check out this exclusive sneak peek look at "Ravenswood's" latest episode, titled "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" -- which we hope does not turn out to literally be true for Remy (Britne Oldford).

In the clip, Remy and her father meet with Dr. Russell (guest star Linda Gehringer), who tells the Beaumonts, "Remy is displaying an unusual combination of sleep symptoms. But I'm more concerned about what the stress is doing to her physically. ... Your mind's a busy place, always has been. You saw a psychologist for sleep-related issues when you were seven."

When Remy says that the medication Dr. Elmore prescribed at the time made the sleep problems go away, Russell then says, "I think that everything happening now can be traced back to that nightmare you had as a little girl."

That's interesting. What do you suppose "that nightmare" is? Was Remy dreaming about the pact and...

Dana Delany, star of "Body of Proof," will star in the world premiere of "House of Cards" creator Beau Willimon's "The Parisian Woman" at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, the theater announced Friday. "The Parisian Woman," will be directed by Pam MacKinnon ("Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," "Clybourne Park") and will also feature Steve Culp, Linda Gehringer and Rebecca Mozo. It will run April 14 to May 4 on Scr's Julianne Argyros Stage. Also read: Frederick Weller, Josh Hamilton Join Cast of Neil Labute Play 'Reasons to Be Happy' (Exclusive) Like...

Sneak Peek new key art and images from "Justified', the FX action drama series, now in its fourth season, based on crime author Elmore Leonard's "Pronto", "Riding the Rap" and "Fire in the Hole".

"...Deputy Us Marshal 'Raylan Givens' is something of a 19th century–style lawman in modern times, whose unconventional enforcement of justice makes him a target of criminals and his 'Us Marshals Service' bosses alike.

"The Lexington, Kentucky Marshals office's jurisdiction includes 'Harlan County', a hopelessly impoverished, backwoods, coal-mining community in southeastern Kentucky which Raylan hates...and thought he had escaped for good, when he was younger..."

Cast includes Timothy Olyphant, Nick Searcy, Joelle Carter, Jacob Pitts, Erica Tazel, Natalie Zea, Walton Goggins, Raymond J. Barry, David Meunier, Damon Herriman, Jere Burns, M.C. Gainey, Brent Sexton, Linda Gehringer, William Ragsdale, Jeremy Davies, Margo Martindale, Joseph Lyle Taylor, Brad William Henke, Peter Murnik, Kaitlyn Dever, Jim Beaver,...

Returning for a third explosive season, FX’s razor-sharp series Justified is back with more gunfights, brawls, and rampant crime in Harlan, Kentucky. Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) may be a U.S. Marshal, but his life is cursed to be a crime-magnet. No matter what the situation or how many guns might be involved, Raylan walks straight in and astoundingly usually walks right back out. But in the second season finale, Raylan’s good luck ran out and he took a bullet in a shoot-out with Mags Bennett’s (Margo Martindale) crew. Also in that bloody finale, Raylan was not the only unlucky one as Ava Crowder (Joelle Carter) was shot point-blank by Mags’ son Dickie (Jeremy Davies), and Raylan’s aunt Helen (Linda Gehringer) was caught in the cross-fire as well. Crime is a bit incestuous with the Bennetts, Crowders, Givens and other clans looking to preserve their way...

We’re only a few weeks away from the Season 3 premiere of Justified and we’re excited to with all of those cool promos running on FX and Fox. Season 2 took the show to new heights and the show was recognized at this year’s Emmys. Like last season, we’re going to put our wish list of things we’d like to see more of and what would hurt to see more of. Here’s a link to last season’s list, which I believe were answered quite sufficiently except for Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) is still living in that motel. Let’s see how we do for season 3, shall we?

Do… Keep giving significance to Helen’s death.

Rest her soul, Raylan’s Aunt Helen (Linda Gehringer) was a one-of-a-kind. I always thought she was one of the more underrated characters in Justified–one I secretly rooted for despite...

In January, make sure your guns are loaded, your cowboy hat is fitted, and your spy plane is fueled for take off because FX has set the dates for the return of Justified and Archer and the premiere of their new animated show Unsupervised. Justified will begin its third season on Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 10 Pm Et/Pt. Some of the of the events to look forward to include what happens now that the power of the Bennett Clan is gone and Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) back in the saddle. Will he return as a thorn in U.S. Marshal Raylan Given’s (Tim Olyphant) side or will he be an ally. Those TV Spots have been awfully vague and intentionally obscure. Also will Ava Crowder (Joelle Carter) find a new purpose at Boyd’s side, or will she be affected by the death and the advice of Helen Givens (Linda Gehringer...

Justified brings its Season 2 closed with the climactic episode Bloody Harlan Tuesday, May 4th, only on FX. Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) goes gunning for both Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins), who has gone back to his wicked ways, and Dickie Bennett (Jeremy Davies), who is out of jail after killing Raylan's step-mom Helen (Linda Gehringer). Check out the trailer for this hard-hitting climax below.

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Justified episode 2.13, "Bloody Harlan" airs on FX May 4th, 2011. The episode stars Timothy Olyphant, Randolph Adams, Mark Atteberry, Kaitlyn Dever, Tonja Kahlens, William Gregory Lee, Savannah McReynolds, Kevin Rankin.

Justified Reckoning Tim Olyphant Jeremy Davies

Tears and sorrow laid heavy on the hearts of “The Reckoning,” the penultimate episode of Justified’s spectacular second season. There was no finer moment in the second season of Justified than in last night’s episode as Raylan (Tim Olyphant) circled Dickie Bennett (Jeremy Davies), threatening to kill him because that’s what their families do and have done for over 100 years. Once again Raylan stood above Dickie as he did when he took a baseball bat to Dickie’s knee as a teenager, crippling him for life. This time it wasn’t his knee he was aiming at. His gun was pointed at his Dickie’s skull and as he groveled for his life (excellently played by Davies), we got a rare glimpse into the complex character of Raylan, his relationship with Helen (Linda Gehringer), and how she saved his life and...

Dickie. Dickie. Dicke.

What else more is to say but “Dickie” Actually I just like typing out “Dickie.” I think my opportunities to do so are dwindling. Those damn Bennett kids just never listen to their momma. Coover might’ve still been alive if he did. As for Dickie (Jeremy Davies), he didn’t just step over the boundaries set up by Mags (Margo Martindale), he threw up all over them. She set him up good too, don’t retaliate against the Givens and honor the lid on the feud, and stick to the weed business. Nothing more. Nothing less. In two episodes Dicke managed to drag his gimpy leg all over those lines drawn in the sand.

Pride is one of those sins that will get you in trouble real fast. Pissing Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) wasn’t enough, now he’s going to have Arlo (Raymond Berry) and...

If you’re not upset that Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins didn’t get Emmy nominations, then you haven’t watched FX’s Justified. Today is your last day to view the season finale on Hulu. We’ve embedded it in full below, after a clip of the must-watch end shootout. The season finale was a spectacularly satisfying payoff for anyone who watched the 12 episodes that preceded it. But if you’re a newbie, we’ve got your cheat sheet after the jump as well. It’s not too late to enjoy one of the TV season’s best hours.

If you’ve been watching FX’s Justified, chances are you share my opinion that tonight’s episode (10 p.m. Et, with repeats at 11 p.m. and 1 a.m.) looks like the Timothy Olyphant series’ finest hour to date. If you haven’t tuned in, but suddenly find an opening in your TV schedule, here’s some basic info. so you can start to enjoy it like the rest of us:

• Olyphant is Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, a Stetson-wearing gunslinger recently reassigned back to his native Kentucky.

• He’s got an ex-wife, Winona (Natalie Zea), who left him for a realtor,...