Justified

Marshal Raylan Givens is forced to return home to Kentucky, where he confronts criminals and his own sordid past.
Justified will return in 2012.
Tuesdays, 10 PM ET, FX
Current Season: 3 - Total Episodes: 39
Highest Rated: Ep 13, Season 1
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  • “Slaughterhouse”
    Episode 13

    Raylan’s tortured relationship with his father comes to the fore in a richly satisfying (and quietly devastating) season finale.  

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    A
  • “Coalition”
    Episode 12

    The quest for the Bennett millions brings rivals together in an action-packed penultimate episode. 

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    B+
  • “Measures”
    Episode 11

    With only two episodes left in the season, the show gives its characters one last big push down a very steep hill. 

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    B+
  • “Guy Walks Into A Bar”
    Episode 10

    Getting to know Robert Quarles makes him paradoxically more human and more monstrous than ever. 

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    A-
  • “Loose Ends”
    Episode 9

     When Ava Crowder’s conscience collides with her criminal ambition, it leads to “crisitunity” on this week’s stellar episode. 

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    A-
  • I smell a Groundhog Day remake in the making.
    “Watching The Detectives”
    Episode 8

    Trouble literally lands on Raylan's doorstep as he becomes the subject of two separate investigations. 

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    A-
  • McDonough, Ragsdale, & Burns sounds like a bad-ass name for a legal drama
    “The Man Behind The Curtain”
    Episode 7

    An out-of-town guest on Justified changes the criminal power dynamics of Harlan yet again. 

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    B+
  • Grungy as always, Mapother.
    “When The Guns Come Out”
    Episode 6

    A bloody raid of an Oxy clinic puts adversaries at war and claims Raylan as collateral damage. 

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    B+
  • "No kidneys, huh? Well, thanks—that actually narrows the search quite a bit."
    “Thick As Mud”
    Episode 5

    The criminal misadventures of Dewey Crowe yield the season’s best episode to date. 

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    A
  • Bloody but unbowed.
    “The Devil You Know”
    Episode 4

    A pair of long-shot criminal schemes dissolve family and tribal loyalties in Harlan. 

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    B+
  • I always thought it was "Vance." How wrong I was.
    “Harlan Roulette”
    Episode 3

    With Harlan open for business, various criminal elements start to get "organizized." 

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    A-
  • "Can you at least say your maiden name rhymes with 'Schmisco'?"
    “Cut Ties”
    Episode 2

    When Art gets out from behind his desk, he shows some of Raylan's flair for the extra-legal. 

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    B+
  • And then the punching begins.
    “The Gunfighter”
    Episode 1

    With last season's Big Bad gone, criminal elements old and new scramble to fill the power vacuum.  

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    B+