Justified is ending, but seriously: You’ll never leave Harlan alive

Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Tuesday, April 14. All times are Eastern.
Top pick
Justified (FX, 10 p.m.): Tonight marks the end of one of television’s finest—and, more than that, just coolest—shows, as Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder enter the final act of their battle for Harlan County. Justified has been many things over its six seasons: seriocomic exploration of the criminal mind, rollicking mix of action and suspense, endless repository of quotable dialogue, loving tribute to Elmore Leonard. (We guess that last one kind of covers all the rest, now that we think about it.) Past reviewer Noel Murray checks in with a For Our Consideration about what set Justified apart from its more self-serious prestige show contemporaries, while Alasdair Wilkins will be on hand later tonight to give the show the Viking funeral it has so completely earned.
The people’s top pick, now and forever
Normally, this would be Person Of Interest’s spot, but, nah, the people’s top pick tonight is Justified, and we are not hearing arguments about this. So then, here’s a video of every last son of a bitch Raylan Givens has shot in his time in Harlan. And by “every,” we actually mean “just in the first two seasons.” It’s still nearly five minutes long!
Also noted
Person Of Interest (CBS, 10 p.m.): All right, now let’s talk about Person Of Interest. Tonight has all the makings of a fine outing, as Reese is going to try to solve a homicide case that the late, lamented Detective Carter was never able to close. (We can only assume this is why Carter faked her death and is now undertaking a deep-cover infiltration of Empire Entertainment.) Also, we hope Alexa Planje doesn’t mind if we turn this What’s On Tonight into an impromptu Justified video retrospective. We did seasons one and two, so let’s move onto season three with a look-in at the immortal Wynn Duffy, the (h)armless Robert Quarles, and maybe the single most badass thing Raylan ever said.
Also, also noted
The Flash (The CW, 8 p.m.): It’s time for another superhero team-up, as Felicity Smoak and Brandon Routh’s Ray Palmer—alias the Atom, although he’s really more the Blue Beetle, or possibly a low-rent Iron Man—head to Central City to get some technical support from STAR Labs. And, because it wouldn’t be a superhero team-up without the superheroes squabbling, Barry isn’t all too pleased with these visitors, but that’s mostly because he’s pretty sure there’s a traitor in his midst. Scott Von Doviak is also pretty sure there’s a traitor at The A.V. Club, but we’ve got him convinced he’s just paranoid.
Younger (TV Land, 10 p.m.): We neglected to include this show in last week’s listings, but yes, this Sutton Foster-starring sitcom is indeed a part of the TV Club rotation. Tonight’s episode finds Hilary Duff’s Kelsey celebrating an author acquisition with lots and lots of tequila, which is bound to end well. We’re guessing Alexa Planje won’t mind if we again hijack the capsules for one of her TV shows so that we can share another Justified clip. So, uh, you heard about how Boyd Crowder is an outlaw? Well, let the man tell you himself. It’s better when he does it, anyway.