Crazy to think he wasn't even supposed to make it past a few episodes, but Walton did so incredible they made him the main antagonist, and at times even an anti-hero.
Goggins is the reason the character went on past the first season. In the books and originally on the show, Boyd was supposed to die. But Goggins performance was so epic, they changed their minds.
The chemistry between these two is incredible. I was glad to see other characters fleshed out, but I could watch Raylan and Boyd in a room for hours and hours.
That's the glory of having regulations that are hundreds of years old. He nailed the delivery and his character was only half-sarcastic with the remark. Back when the US Marshals were formed, $10 was a ton of money. Due to old regulations aplenty, LEO's can pull such stupid stuff as quoting "more than ten dollars" and not even be wrong because those regulations were never repealed or overturned.
“I’m sorry did you see a creek out in the lobby? Some pretty green trees-“ You can see Boyd almost smile a little when he starts in on that. He loves when Raylan says shit that sounds exactly like something he would say
This is the point of the show. Harlan has it's own rules that don't work 100% with the law of this country. I guess Boyd is the law in Harlan, and Raylan is the law for the rest. I so wish to see Loretta after all this. She quickly became my favorite character. and that's with all the others .
@@BorderlinePimp Bodie and McNulty were like opposite sides of a coin that's why they grudgingly respected eachother and their scene before bodies death was so good
It's hilarious how laid back he is until he feels like something could put his department in turmoil. Then he raises hell and everyone listens. Great character.
And the actor Timothy Olyphant who plays Raylan is so fucking funny. I've seen him on Conan and each time he's always so quick witted, dry, sarcastic. And doesn't take himself and such so serious, being silly and poking fun at himself. very chill. And mixed with Conan and Andy its so great and funny even more because they're close friends. And It's obvious they really are good friends and not just saying that like all celebs do. How he was it really matched with his character.
@Billy William I know full well how chess is played and while it's true; it's about planning future moves; The "T" in the fourth dimension is measurable and predictable and finite.
As a proud son of Kentucky who once dwelt but one county over from Harlan, it boggles my banjo-picking mind that a Canadian showrunner with a Californian lead, working from books written by a man from Detroit, did my homeplace this proud. I hereby declare Olyphant, Yost and Leonard honorary Kentuckians. They can share my shine anytime. Likewise Walton Goggins, with bonus points. It should surprise no one he's the Southerner in the room. He makes our way of speaking sing as beautifully as any actor in history.
Grew up in bracken county Kentucky as a kid, made this show that much better to me. The only thing that gets me is the amount of driving back and fourth to Lexington Raylan does
I’m the grandson of a retired KSP Trooper. Some of these episodes were taken from KSP archives in Frankfort and given an author’s license to embellish. Season 4 centers around Drew Thompson, aka, Drew Thornton. Drew Thornton was a very interesting case. He brought down a lot of people in Kentucky. A dude where I live (McCreary County) was a known associate of Thornton.
@@joeymejia794 Yeah I think Boyd is a hell of a lot scarier when he's crazy on religion. Even more unpredictable and doesn't care 2 cents for his own (or anybody else's) life.
I mean, he was lucky that Raylan agreed to drop the charges. If he hadn't, with his record he would have probably been in custody until the end of season 3.
@@user-eu3gb3xm6v It's got better directing and dialogues than The Wire, more style than Sopranos and Breaking Bad, and Game of Thrones is bad in writing and directing but got some attention using cheapshots and GRRM's writing.
It's great, but really inconsistent compared to other shows that get more praise. Season 1 was ok, but it was mostly saved by the 2nd half. The first half was just kind of goofy. Season 3 was a little weird, and Season 5 was a tragedy. It felt like a bad parody, Will Sasso being there actually made sense. Season 2 was probably the only truly great season, they were really onto something but they "let go of the rope". Seasons 4 and 6 were pretty good as well.
Walton Goggins is such a brilliant actor. I don’t understand why he isn’t getting more pivotal roles, be they on TV or the cinema. Criminally underrated and just fantastic!
Boyd laughing is just the cherry on top of this scene. That these two can get mad, fight, and literally five seconds after they've been pulled off each other be cracking jokes just underscores so much about them.
My take would be he is neither. He is raylan. He plays by his own rules and gets shit done. No time for family beef or rules and regulation of the marshals.
This subtle exchange leads to the question Boyd asks Raylan on his way to meet Nicky Augustine for the final time. A question that Raylan never answers. Cause they both knew what it was.
The whole series is him being a Marshal who never wants to be a Givens, but he uses his history to be a more effective lawman. He only steps away from the law entirely at the end.
This is the type of dialogue city primeval is missing. And it's not just boyd. Mags Bennet, tim, duffy, the dialogue was on another level and did great justice to the source material
Part of it's that in the original scripts prior to shooting the pilot Boyd was not meant to last past being shot in the chest and just meant to further the Crowder clan's enmity with Raylan. However Goggins did such a damned good job with the character and the chemistry between him and Olyphant worked so well that the rest of the season had to be rewritten.
@@dewchamp5716 All the characters on this show were so colorful and vivid, written by brilliant dialogue writers and portrayed by gifted actors. It was a joy to watch and listen to.
Goddamn it I miss this show. But I do have to admit, it had a perfect ending and I'm thankful to them for it. It didn't outlast its stay, it ended at the perfect time, ended in the perfect way and on its own terms. So damn good. Very, very few shows get to do that.
The ending sucked. What happened to Loretta? What about Constable Bob? Too many loose ends got left out. I felt like the last few episodes were just rushed. It's too bad too, this show was one of my favorites.
@@miconn69 Who cares? They were little more than minor characters. I'd say it's pretty safe to say that Loretta grew up into the same kind of hill country girl that she grew up around, and Constable Bob remained a fat, irritating cop wanna-be for the rest of his life. Story over. The end.
I thought the ending was perfect. It gave closure to the things that NEEDED closure and ignored the irrelevant. The best thing about the show is that it ended at just the right time; six seasons was enough. The show ended before it and the stories it told got stale, and that was a minor stroke of genius.
The brilliance of Boyd here is made clear that despite him meaning every single word, and it all being the truth-- Boyd used it all to piss off Raylan enough so that their fight would get him first class tickets to a reunion with Dickie in Lockup... and Raylan, only realizing too late, ends up kicking himself a bit, knowing that Boyd really does know him all too well, even more than Raylan knows himself. Lmao
I think Raylan knew Boyd wanted to go to the prison... You see it click in Raylan's head.. it's why he sat everything down on the table and elevated to fighting words... opposite of what his words were saying "I'm a US Marshall.... blah, blah...", he gave Boyd what he owed him... a chance to get next to Dickie.
@@jaredkirkman Raylan definitely didn't play along with Boyd. It's why he comes by and talks to Boyd in prison, and gets him released. He realized it was Boyd's plan later and decides to thwart it.
My brother in law and I are on our third trip through "Justified". We're old enough (82 and 84) to still be surprised at the great twists and turns in this wonderful show! And yeah, the dialogue! Love every word! Just say'n.
This entire show was phenomenal. Sure, sure, Romeo and Juliet might be a great couple, but I’d rather have Raylan and Boyd. And, Dewey Crowe and his four kidneys are far more poetic than any sonnet I’ve ever read.
I had just finished season 4, I thought to myself, I miss Dewey Crowe... Perfect season 5 opener and the slow mo in court when he hears 300k... chefs kiss*
Without doubt one of the best written TV shows for a very, very long time. Whoever came up with the idea of casting Timothy Olyphant & Walton Goggins is a genuine genius. Bloody amazing show 👏
Tim persuaded Walton to be in the pilot episode. And he was influential in Boyd going to the hospital instead of the coroner when they tested the pilot 👍🏻
@@HalleyBay61 If you check TH-cam for‘Timothy oliphant and Walton Goggins part. 1/2’ you’ll find them interviewing each other about it. Fun interview 👌🏻
That little laugh Boyd gives 🤣 The chemistry between these two and the performance Walter gives... they had no choice but to keep the character of Boyd in the show after season 1!!
The real beauty of this scene takes place at 2:22. Raylan snickers, drops the paperwork on the table, and squares up to Boyd. He knows what he’s gonna say, and he knows how Boyd will respond and he knows there’s gonna be a tussle. Brilliant acting, brilliant writing.
This is one of my favorite scenes in Justified. Hands down phenomenal acting. Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins are amazing in this scene. They play so well off each other. Wow just wow!!!!
lol i'll never forget this scene. Nowadays when I watch a dialogue between the two i'm always holding my breath, taken by the dialogue ofcourse, but holding my breath nonetheless wondering if it will all end in a fight. They walk a fragile line though they try to cover it up with humour. It's like Boyd likes to see how far he can push legal boundaries while Raylan feels Boyd should know better and stop forcing his hand because it won't end well for either one of them. Truth be told, Boyd is just the ultimate troublemaker, but Raylan is no saint either. Which is why I love the show.
The little subtleties of the dialogue, like Boyd laughing there at the end, Raylans sigh before asking if he saw a creek in the lobby....dam i miss this show.
Loved that show. The writers packed lots of meat on to those bones. And the actors were top notch carnivores. I enjoyed the banter between Boyd and Raylan.
Mr. Kelley, I'm just curious since you mentioned Mexicans do you have any personal interest, issues or perhaps even problems with Mexicans? Are you a Trump supporter by any chance? I'm not trying to argue. I'm literally quite curious that's all. Thank you.
Seven decades of TV watching and my judgement: "Justified" is tied with "The Sopranos", "LOST", "Breaking Bad", "Better Call Saul", "Star Trek: The Next Generation", and just a couple more for Best TV Show Ever. Or to put it another way, if you haven't watched the whole "Justified" saga, you can't be certain that you haven't missed maybe the best show ever.
Steve Nospam LOST was a confused mishmash of the perfect example of subverting audience expectations. This was and is Jar Jar Abrams signature moves in anything he touches and he positively delights in destroying beloved franchises then moving on.
I grew up outside of Detroit and was raised on Elmore Leonard novels. This show nailed his work perfectly. I can't read the Raylan Givens novels without picturing or hearing Tim Olyphant in this role.
Elmore Leonard said (before he died) that Tim Olyphant's portrayal is pretty much exactly what he envisioned when writing the character. Of all Elmore Leonard adaptions, Justified was by far the best.
the sense of humor, the dialogue and boyd, that winning personality, Raylan, every childhood dream of being a fearless badass that lives by his own principles.
@@whyisblue923taken He had a sitcom on CBS for a couple of seasons called The Unicorn- He played a widow with 2 daughters navigating life & dating- NO SOUTHERN ACCENT @ All...
This show was amazing. I am glad it never reached the heights and it was always my little sleeper hit. Justified did not have casual fans it had undyingly loyal fans like me.
@@brianh8701 I am so damn excited that it's coming back. There is no way Boyd would ever be released from prison after fleeing the cops and throwing dynamite at them. But it wouldn't be Justified without Boyd! (He was supposed to die in the first season just like Jesse Pinkman was in BrBa!!)
@@brianh8701 Graham Yost said they were originally throwing around an idea of a montage in the ending where we see a one armed Robert Quarles playing cards in prison LOL. Quarles was my favorite villain of the entire series and that says a LOT since it had so many awesome villains. (Not counting Boyd, he's an antihero)
I am obsessed with this show and I love these two men… So sad to see it end but it did have a perfect ending! Actually I hate to admit I’ve watched it three times!
@Babylonian Cowboy please, if there was any downfall of justified it was that Raylan was portrayed as a superhero who always got one over the baddies no matter what. He could draw faster, outsmart then, outbattle them ALL the time.Ok got a punch from time to time but that was only to showcase how later on he would roll all of them up. There wasnt a single story development in Justified Raylan didnt walk out a winner. Boyd was a very good punchline for him but he was only a punchline to play up Raylan. They did not make him a believable character at all. As "smart" as Boyd was he always lost to Raylan which made it more comical and not at all in sync with Leonard books.
Walton Goggins rocks on the intelligent wry wit and rightly so ..away from the usual portrayal stereotype of the people of Appalachia by the media which is so wrong , when you consider the brains behind the best shine and bourbon in the world . best wishes from across the pond in the UK . ..KEEP SHININ !
Gosh I miss this show. Forever one of the greatest hero vs villain dynamics in television history. The theme song is outstanding and stupendously iconic. God bless the creators of the show
As skilled as Olyphant and Goggins were… Jeremy Davis, who played Dickie might have been the best of the three. The story goes he was given Carte Blanche on flushing out his character. No direction what so ever… and he NAILED IT!!!
Boyd is one of the most intelligent antagonists ever to be put on screen Walton goggins did an incredible job
His intellect was so above his peers. I loved watching him machinate and scheme
When you try to smart mouth him, Crowder always has a snappy response
Indeed!!!! I love him!!!
Crazy to think he wasn't even supposed to make it past a few episodes, but Walton did so incredible they made him the main antagonist, and at times even an anti-hero.
Goggins is the reason the character went on past the first season. In the books and originally on the show, Boyd was supposed to die. But Goggins performance was so epic, they changed their minds.
The chemistry between these two is incredible. I was glad to see other characters fleshed out, but I could watch Raylan and Boyd in a room for hours and hours.
They brothers
Almost crazy to believe that Boyd was originally supposed to be a one-off character
@@demiancupid7854 Facts 💯
It’s cause they dug coal together
@@arkstfan facts 💯
"Never a waste of time to spend a moment with my good friend Raylan Givens" I love Boyd 😂
Me too. He’s my favorite antagonist ever.
If you could judge a book by its cover you'd be a bestseller
Boyd son of Bo Crowder 😂. And don't you forget it 😍
"Well over ten dollars", that delivery always kills me!
And Boyd's immediate expression before he says the Mexico line.
"Well over ten dollars."
Timothy Olyphant nailed that delivery.
The southern Dr. Evil.
That's the glory of having regulations that are hundreds of years old. He nailed the delivery and his character was only half-sarcastic with the remark. Back when the US Marshals were formed, $10 was a ton of money. Due to old regulations aplenty, LEO's can pull such stupid stuff as quoting "more than ten dollars" and not even be wrong because those regulations were never repealed or overturned.
@@ShaggyRogers1thanks for the insight, i didnt even catch that without that context
"Shoulda wore the suit." " I'll see you, Raylan." These two love each other like brothers imo.
Yep, I wish they'd let Boyd stay straight when he tried
“I’m sorry did you see a creek out in the lobby? Some pretty green trees-“
You can see Boyd almost smile a little when he starts in on that. He loves when Raylan says shit that sounds exactly like something he would say
This is the point of the show. Harlan has it's own rules that don't work 100% with the law of this country. I guess Boyd is the law in Harlan, and Raylan is the law for the rest. I so wish to see Loretta after all this. She quickly became my favorite character. and that's with all the others .
"We dug coal together." Man these two had amazing chemistry supported by great writing to showcase their great acting talent.
Best last line of a tv show
@@tomparker9419 It was. And I never saw it coming.
Raylan and Boyd--best frienemies in TV history!
They dug coal together.
Bodie and McNulty is another one
@@glendarjj3991 No way. Hell they were only enemies for a few episodes and there was absolutely no mutual respect.
@@BorderlinePimp Bodie and McNulty were like opposite sides of a coin that's why they grudgingly respected eachother and their scene before bodies death was so good
Can’t agree with you more. I’m lovin their whole dynamic
I love how Art hears the fight happening and doesn't really give a shit until they come through the window.
😂😂😂😂
Could you describe the ruckus?
It's hilarious how laid back he is until he feels like something could put his department in turmoil. Then he raises hell and everyone listens. Great character.
It's the essence of this show. Mind blowing dialogs and great sense of humor. Absolutely love and miss this show very much.
TheIrek666 The dialog is amazing so well written
And the actor Timothy Olyphant who plays Raylan is so fucking funny. I've seen him on Conan and each time he's always so quick witted, dry, sarcastic. And doesn't take himself and such so serious, being silly and poking fun at himself. very chill. And mixed with Conan and Andy its so great and funny even more because they're close friends. And It's obvious they really are good friends and not just saying that like all celebs do. How he was it really matched with his character.
I didn’t come her to talk about hats
He also plays a marshall in another showed called fargo , season 4
@@alfredotorres418 damn I didn't know that. Gotta get on that new season of Fargo ASAP
The fact he did this in order to get into the same prison as Dickie is what makes Boyd a 4D chess player
All chess is played in 4D.
@@JBrandonMercer123 Nope; 3 D ...It works on the X Y and T axis but not the Z axis and the T axis is optional...
A 4d grandmaster...
It worked out about as well for him in the end as all the other people I hear using the "4d chess" phrase.
@Billy William I know full well how chess is played and while it's true; it's about planning future moves; The "T" in the fourth dimension is measurable and predictable and finite.
As a proud son of Kentucky who once dwelt but one county over from Harlan, it boggles my banjo-picking mind that a Canadian showrunner with a Californian lead, working from books written by a man from Detroit, did my homeplace this proud. I hereby declare Olyphant, Yost and Leonard honorary Kentuckians. They can share my shine anytime.
Likewise Walton Goggins, with bonus points. It should surprise no one he's the Southerner in the room. He makes our way of speaking sing as beautifully as any actor in history.
Harlan County Oxy clinic made a comeback recently on the TV series Dopesick starring Michael Keaton and Rosario Dawson. It was awesome!!
Grew up in bracken county Kentucky as a kid, made this show that much better to me. The only thing that gets me is the amount of driving back and fourth to Lexington Raylan does
I like how bourbon is exalted to holy grail status in the show.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading your review of the show! "dwelt* = perfection! 😄
I’m the grandson of a retired KSP Trooper. Some of these episodes were taken from KSP archives in Frankfort and given an author’s license to embellish.
Season 4 centers around Drew Thompson, aka, Drew Thornton. Drew Thornton was a very interesting case. He brought down a lot of people in Kentucky. A dude where I live (McCreary County) was a known associate of Thornton.
As a Mexican.... the bit about "Mexicans" still cracks me up. I remember watching this when it aired and laughed my ass off.
He said that because boyd was a neonazi before he became a preacher or whatever lol
@@joeymejia794 Yeah I think Boyd is a hell of a lot scarier when he's crazy on religion. Even more unpredictable and doesn't care 2 cents for his own (or anybody else's) life.
Good on you. Too many people are so sensitive about this kind of stuff.
Because you're not a Karen
Because you have a sense of humor
"Rayland, if a book could be only judged by it's cover you'd be a best seller."
I'm stealing that!!!
Love it
"Hey boyd...shoulda wore the suit"
Legendary
The fact that Boyd only attacked Raylan to get put in jail with Dickie makes the scene even better!
Raylan realising that and getting Boyd out of jail was good stuff.
I mean, he was lucky that Raylan agreed to drop the charges. If he hadn't, with his record he would have probably been in custody until the end of season 3.
Exactly,this is how cunning Boyd was
Walton Goggins should have won an Emmy for his part as Boyd Crowder.
This show is criminally underrated.
@@user-eu3gb3xm6v It's got better directing and dialogues than The Wire, more style than Sopranos and Breaking Bad, and Game of Thrones is bad in writing and directing but got some attention using cheapshots and GRRM's writing.
@@NikolaAvramov I love Justified, but you're out of your mind. It can be a good show without being on the level of The Wire and Breaking Bad.
@@user-eu3gb3xm6v No Ray Donavan?
It's great, but really inconsistent compared to other shows that get more praise. Season 1 was ok, but it was mostly saved by the 2nd half. The first half was just kind of goofy. Season 3 was a little weird, and Season 5 was a tragedy. It felt like a bad parody, Will Sasso being there actually made sense. Season 2 was probably the only truly great season, they were really onto something but they "let go of the rope". Seasons 4 and 6 were pretty good as well.
@@user-eu3gb3xm6v lol those shows are probably pretty good but I’ve never heard of any of them besides GoT
The chemistry between these two made the show. I absolutely loved their friendship.
Walton Goggins is such a brilliant actor. I don’t understand why he isn’t getting more pivotal roles, be they on TV or the cinema. Criminally underrated and just fantastic!
I loved him in Sons of Anarchy.
He keeps getting type cast as a Southern Antagonist which in his words hes trying to avoid.
@@KCDavis1 True. He almost turned down the Boyd Crowder role if I'm recalling correctly.
@@minners71 so did tig
He’s an actor of great dimensions. He writes, produces, act, directs…he’s doing quite well!
Boyd laughing is just the cherry on top of this scene. That these two can get mad, fight, and literally five seconds after they've been pulled off each other be cracking jokes just underscores so much about them.
That’s because they dug coal together
Well, as we find out later, Boyd did this entirely on purpose -- ulterior motives and all that. So he got what he wanted.
Anyone ever consider the fact - It’s Not Feckin Real 😂😂😂😂😂
@@themayorofdipshittery3646 Well, it's more about the characters written, and for the most part they were pretty great in this series.
@@ThomasHoniball0 to be fair I’ve never watched it or even heard of it before so you can take my comments as counting for nothing 👍
"I am a Deputy U.S. Marshal, Boyd."
"You're a Givens, Raylan."
That's it. That's Raylan's entire character journey. Is he a Marshal or is he a Givens?
My take would be he is neither. He is raylan. He plays by his own rules and gets shit done. No time for family beef or rules and regulation of the marshals.
This subtle exchange leads to the question Boyd asks Raylan on his way to meet Nicky Augustine for the final time. A question that Raylan never answers.
Cause they both knew what it was.
The whole series is him being a Marshal who never wants to be a Givens, but he uses his history to be a more effective lawman. He only steps away from the law entirely at the end.
@@Mandrew_ I like that . He cut his own path .
He's really Seth Bullock
This is the type of dialogue city primeval is missing. And it's not just boyd. Mags Bennet, tim, duffy, the dialogue was on another level and did great justice to the source material
Yeah, my guess is without Elmore Leonard there to provide context to Graham Yost, a sense of style is definitely lost.
Still has plenty of high tier dialog, just nothing beats Raylan/Boy.
Part of it's that in the original scripts prior to shooting the pilot Boyd was not meant to last past being shot in the chest and just meant to further the Crowder clan's enmity with Raylan. However Goggins did such a damned good job with the character and the chemistry between him and Olyphant worked so well that the rest of the season had to be rewritten.
Mags blew my mind as a character. Unforgettable
@@dewchamp5716 All the characters on this show were so colorful and vivid, written by brilliant dialogue writers and portrayed by gifted actors. It was a joy to watch and listen to.
Such a well written show. I could listen to Raylan and Boyd talk for hours.
There’s literally never been a scene filmed on the history of time featuring these two actors sharing the stage that is anything short of GREATNESS.
They're like Ying ang Yang.
Or Superman and Lex Luthor
Or Thor and Loki
Goddamn it I miss this show. But I do have to admit, it had a perfect ending and I'm thankful to them for it. It didn't outlast its stay, it ended at the perfect time, ended in the perfect way and on its own terms. So damn good. Very, very few shows get to do that.
The best ending in the history of TV series. Star Trek Voyager comes close.
The ending sucked. What happened to Loretta? What about Constable Bob? Too many loose ends got left out. I felt like the last few episodes were just rushed. It's too bad too, this show was one of my favorites.
Great ending.
@@miconn69 Who cares? They were little more than minor characters. I'd say it's pretty safe to say that Loretta grew up into the same kind of hill country girl that she grew up around, and Constable Bob remained a fat, irritating cop wanna-be for the rest of his life. Story over. The end.
I thought the ending was perfect. It gave closure to the things that NEEDED closure and ignored the irrelevant. The best thing about the show is that it ended at just the right time; six seasons was enough. The show ended before it and the stories it told got stale, and that was a minor stroke of genius.
Without question one of the best cop shows and characters in TV history. And Boyd Crowder is easily one of the greatest villains in TV history.
Is he a villain though? I don't think so.
walton goggins is an underrated actor. he deserved emmys/golden globes for his work on the shield and justified.
I googled “pure charisma,” and this video came up.
"R-A-Y-L-A-N Recovering from a gsw. That stands for gunshot wound" *raylan and boyd crash through the glass* laughed so hard I love this scene
I wish this series was longer but glad they didn't run it into the ground
^^^^^ This
100%, one show that had the perfect arc, character development, a beginning, middle and end
A spin off might be in the works
A Reunion movie is needed
The brilliance of Boyd here is made clear that despite him meaning every single word, and it all being the truth-- Boyd used it all to piss off Raylan enough so that their fight would get him first class tickets to a reunion with Dickie in Lockup... and Raylan, only realizing too late, ends up kicking himself a bit, knowing that Boyd really does know him all too well, even more than Raylan knows himself. Lmao
perfect read indeed
4D chess, played excellently by a country boy from the holla
I think Raylan knew Boyd wanted to go to the prison... You see it click in Raylan's head.. it's why he sat everything down on the table and elevated to fighting words... opposite of what his words were saying "I'm a US Marshall.... blah, blah...", he gave Boyd what he owed him... a chance to get next to Dickie.
Boyd didn't play Raylan. Raylan played along with Boyd.
@@jaredkirkman Raylan definitely didn't play along with Boyd. It's why he comes by and talks to Boyd in prison, and gets him released. He realized it was Boyd's plan later and decides to thwart it.
My brother in law and I are on our third trip through "Justified". We're old enough (82 and 84)
to still be surprised at the great twists and turns in this wonderful show! And yeah, the dialogue!
Love every word! Just say'n.
This entire show was phenomenal. Sure, sure, Romeo and Juliet might be a great couple, but I’d rather have Raylan and Boyd. And, Dewey Crowe and his four kidneys are far more poetic than any sonnet I’ve ever read.
We will never leave Harlan alive.
I had just finished season 4, I thought to myself, I miss Dewey Crowe... Perfect season 5 opener and the slow mo in court when he hears 300k... chefs kiss*
Without doubt one of the best written TV shows for a very, very long time.
Whoever came up with the idea of casting Timothy Olyphant & Walton Goggins is a genuine genius.
Bloody amazing show 👏
i don't think it was a choice.. Those two were their characters... Still are.
Tim persuaded Walton to be in the pilot episode. And he was influential in Boyd going to the hospital instead of the coroner when they tested the pilot 👍🏻
@missomurphy
That's interesting to know.
Some things are just meant to be.
@@HalleyBay61 If you check TH-cam for‘Timothy oliphant and Walton Goggins part. 1/2’ you’ll find them interviewing each other about it. Fun interview 👌🏻
@missomurphy
I have seen that. It's really good. 👍🏻
"You do somethin you shouldn't of?"
"Well that's a pretty low bar, Raylan."
What a great line
"Boyd, you should have wore the suit." OMG. so witty and funny. Never get tired of watching Justified.
Art is underrated. One of the coolest characters in show
You kept in the opening credit sequence too lol, much appreciated
I love the meta-joke of calling Raylan a "best seller" of a book!
These two are such great actors and together…hilarious!
I love the interactions!
That little laugh Boyd gives 🤣 The chemistry between these two and the performance Walter gives... they had no choice but to keep the character of Boyd in the show after season 1!!
It’s Walton
@@randywhite3947 It's pronounced gif
Never a waste of time to spend a moment with my good friend Raylen Givens
How I wish this show was still in production. Great scripts, great dialogue, great characters. I can safely say this show was my favorite of all time.
I just saw that another series with these characters is now in the works!
@@EvinsWardlaw which series??
Justified: City Primeval.
"Well over 10 dollars" is one of the best lines in this show.
Never a waste of time to spend a moment with my good friend, Raylen Givens!
Raylan and Boyd are by far two of the best characters ever created in a show and both actors absolutely nailed it
Ohhhhhh. Peaky Blinders: Tommy Shelby and Alfie Solomons.
The real beauty of this scene takes place at 2:22. Raylan snickers, drops the paperwork on the table, and squares up to Boyd. He knows what he’s gonna say, and he knows how Boyd will respond and he knows there’s gonna be a tussle. Brilliant acting, brilliant writing.
One of the greatest shows ever! Long live Raylan Givens!. Olyphant is terrific
DANG! The dialogue, the delivery, the confidence, the actors, this was a great show.
This is one of my favorite scenes in Justified. Hands down phenomenal acting. Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins are amazing in this scene. They play so well off each other. Wow just wow!!!!
Almost every word between them is good. Like when Raylen asks Why, did you do something you shouldn't and Boyd says That's a low bar.
You just can't hate Boyd. Don't know if it's the writing, goggins acting, or the dynamic or raylan and Boyd, but I always rooted for boyd
Boyd is an opponent worthy of Raylan's steel. They share a similar approach to cool banter that makes their verbal jousting great to watch.
To all of you missing the show, just wait a year then watch it all again. Even 2nd time around it isn't going to disappoint.
Man this show had great acting and awesome writers. Miss this show.
lol i'll never forget this scene. Nowadays when I watch a dialogue between the two i'm always holding my breath, taken by the dialogue ofcourse, but holding my breath nonetheless wondering if it will all end in a fight. They walk a fragile line though they try to cover it up with humour. It's like Boyd likes to see how far he can push legal boundaries while Raylan feels Boyd should know better and stop forcing his hand because it won't end well for either one of them. Truth be told, Boyd is just the ultimate troublemaker, but Raylan is no saint either. Which is why I love the show.
I'm watching all 6 seasons for the 3rd.time. love it!!.
Their relationship all throughout the series was fascinating to watch. I miss this show.
Anytime these two spoke to each other, always gold.
Best dialogue on tv. Shakespearian.
R A Y L A N … recovering from a GSW … (comes crashing through the window)
Pretty much sums up Art and Raylan’s relationship.
Best love/hate bromance ever.
Frenimes to the end...👊
The dialogues between these two was great
The little subtleties of the dialogue, like Boyd laughing there at the end, Raylans sigh before asking if he saw a creek in the lobby....dam i miss this show.
I still get goosebumps watching these Justified scenes, especially the ones where Raylan and Boyd interact. Best. Show. Ever.
Excellent writing and flawless delivery.
Rewatching this show on Hulu right now. Hands down one of the best season ones ever! In the same ballpark as the first season of the Wire!
Yeah, it's tv perfection
Both have great opening seasons but my favorite would have to be the first season of true detective. The writing was top notch stuff.
Back when good shows come on TV
Loved that show. The writers packed lots of meat on to those bones. And the actors were top notch carnivores. I enjoyed the banter between Boyd and Raylan.
Probably my favourite TV series ever! Elmore Leonard had the best dialogue and the delivery by these two actors was always amazing!
I like how Raylan legit thought Boyd was upset about the Mexican joke,lol
Mr. Kelley, I'm just curious since you mentioned Mexicans do you have any personal interest, issues or perhaps even problems with Mexicans? Are you a Trump supporter by any chance? I'm not trying to argue. I'm literally quite curious that's all. Thank you.
I'm not sure if Raylan knew, Boyd was only using the white Supremacist gang, and didn't really care about their beliefs.
Seven decades of TV watching and my judgement: "Justified" is tied with "The Sopranos", "LOST", "Breaking Bad", "Better Call Saul", "Star Trek: The Next Generation", and just a couple more for Best TV Show Ever. Or to put it another way, if you haven't watched the whole "Justified" saga, you can't be certain that you haven't missed maybe the best show ever.
Bravo to you wise sir. Makes me feel good knowing i am in good and wise company 🙋♂️
Steve Nospam LOST was a confused mishmash of the perfect example of subverting audience expectations. This was and is Jar Jar Abrams signature moves in anything he touches and he positively delights in destroying beloved franchises then moving on.
Add "The Wire" and the first season of "True Detective" to the list, and you can count me in.
My list is as follows
1. The Shield
2. Justified
3. The Wire
4. Breaking Bad
5. Better Call Saul
Honorable Mention: OZ, Godfather of Harlem, Suits
The dialog is so packed full of gems, that's why I can watch this series again and again, and it's incredible every time.
I grew up outside of Detroit and was raised on Elmore Leonard novels. This show nailed his work perfectly. I can't read the Raylan Givens novels without picturing or hearing Tim Olyphant in this role.
Elmore Leonard said (before he died) that Tim Olyphant's portrayal is pretty much exactly what he envisioned when writing the character. Of all Elmore Leonard adaptions, Justified was by far the best.
I love the way they speak, so eloquently.
The dialogue between these two is awesome.
the sense of humor, the dialogue and boyd, that winning personality, Raylan, every childhood dream of being a fearless badass that lives by his own principles.
I love Justified, I own the complete series and even though I know what's gonna happen I still love watching every episode to this day!
"Well over 10 dollars" 🤣🤣🤣. My God that was perfectly delivered
One of the best scenes in a series full of great scenes...
Imagine Walton Goggins playing the Joker in next batman movie
That is genius
I second this suggestion
I haven't seen him in anything where he changes his accent. Hmm.
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This show was amazing. I am glad it never reached the heights and it was always my little sleeper hit. Justified did not have casual fans it had undyingly loyal fans like me.
Watched it three times at least already. Never gets old. So funny how so many never heard of it.
@@brianh8701 I am so damn excited that it's coming back. There is no way Boyd would ever be released from prison after fleeing the cops and throwing dynamite at them. But it wouldn't be Justified without Boyd! (He was supposed to die in the first season just like Jesse Pinkman was in BrBa!!)
@@brianh8701 Graham Yost said they were originally throwing around an idea of a montage in the ending where we see a one armed Robert Quarles playing cards in prison LOL. Quarles was my favorite villain of the entire series and that says a LOT since it had so many awesome villains. (Not counting Boyd, he's an antihero)
Justified deserves to be seen by more people
Never get tired of these 2 on screen together. Lightening in a bottle
I am obsessed with this show and I love these two men… So sad to see it end but it did have a perfect ending! Actually I hate to admit I’ve watched it three times!
For the crack about the mexican's?
I die every time. Just the way he delivered that line.
Of the best shows ever! 👌watched from start to finish twice! Really exceptional work.
God damn I almost wanna watch this whole show over again, so good
One thing I loved about this show (yeah, I know, only 1??) is that Raylan lost his fist fights.
But never a gun fight. :)
@Babylonian Cowboy please, if there was any downfall of justified it was that Raylan was portrayed as a superhero who always got one over the baddies no matter what. He could draw faster, outsmart then, outbattle them ALL the time.Ok got a punch from time to time but that was only to showcase how later on he would roll all of them up. There wasnt a single story development in Justified Raylan didnt walk out a winner. Boyd was a very good punchline for him but he was only a punchline to play up Raylan. They did not make him a believable character at all. As "smart" as Boyd was he always lost to Raylan which made it more comical and not at all in sync with Leonard books.
The dialogue between Raylan and Boyd is amazing.
I absolutely loved this show! The dialogue was so witty! 👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️
One of the greatest TV shows even down to the perfect and original, “Gansta-grass,” theme music.
Walton Goggins rocks on the intelligent wry wit and rightly so ..away from the usual portrayal stereotype of the people of Appalachia by the media which is so wrong , when you consider the brains behind the best shine and bourbon in the world . best wishes from across the pond in the UK . ..KEEP SHININ !
A year later and I’m back watching this scene again. Some of the best writing in Hollywood. 😊
Virtually everybody in that cast was fantastic in their roles, especially Olyphant and Goggins.
Gosh I miss this show. Forever one of the greatest hero vs villain dynamics in television history. The theme song is outstanding and stupendously iconic. God bless the creators of the show
This scene also sets up the great dialog when Raylen comes to get Boyd out of prison!
hahaha boyds trollface "haha see u rayland" :D i love his character
Lot of great Boyd Crowder, Raylan Givens scene’s, but this is my favorite.
"I'll see you, Raylan!" ☺
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One of the best tv series ever made in my opinion. Totally awesome!!!!
And being as I was born and raised in Ky , Makes it that much better.
😎😎
This show was so good, it had some of the best characters (boyd,raylan,dickie) etc....all played them roles excellent imo
As skilled as Olyphant and Goggins were… Jeremy Davis, who played Dickie might have been the best of the three. The story goes he was given Carte Blanche on flushing out his character. No direction what so ever… and he NAILED IT!!!
@@rustyconlan2165 Dickie did hell of a job, heck...id flip a coin n be happy if it was boyd or dickie....both did amazing