Justified can be considered a modern classic. Starring Timothy Olyphant in the leading role of U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens and Walton Goggins as local criminal Boyd Crowder, the series perfectly ...

[This story contains major spoilers from the series finale of Justified: City Primeval, titled “The Question.”] Wherever Raylan Givens goes, there must always be a Boyd.

Raylan Givens' former wife, WInona Hawkins (Natalie Zea), turns up, as do Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal Dan Grant (Matt Craven) and Deputy Greg Sutter (David Koechner).

In the season 1 finale, tensions explode in Harlan as Raylan, Arlo, Boyd, and Bo Crowder collide. Bo kills his son's followers; Boyd seeks Raylan's help. Arlo's betrayal is uncovered, and Raylan ...

The 20-year-old makes her onscreen debut in the 'Justified' revival as Willa, the daughter to Raylan Givens, who is played by real-life father Timothy Olyphant.

Raylan Givens could easily allow himself to get sucked back into his lawman lifestyle (because let’s get real, that’s what he loves to do) after learning that Boyd Crowder was on the loose.

But more than that, this season has become a story about Harlan County in and of itself, beyond how it relates to and illustrates Raylan’s character. It’s not just about Raylan’s journey now.

Yes, Raylan is the hero of Justified, and by the standards of modern cable drama, he’s pretty close to an actual, classical, non-anti-hero. He’s one of the good guys, on the side of the law ...