SEASON PREMIERE: Now that Breaking Bad is gone, this is the cable drama series I’m most looking forward to each week. And while tonight’s season opener spends a lot of time introducing and mobilizing the new cadre of bad guys, it still takes the time to give Timothy Olyphant, as Raylan, a typically funny and visually unforgettable example of the unorthodox lawman’s style – and temper.

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Kathleen Regalado

I love great TV. Justified is great TV. Every time I rewatch Justified, I appreciate even more the amazing writers and actors. In my opinion, there is not a weak character in the bunch. Why doesn't this show get more or, really any, recognition such as a Golden Globe or Emmy nomination?
I can't wait to watch Raylan, Boyd, Dickie (I hope), Dewey, Art, Ava, and the rest of this talented cast. Can't wait!!

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