Justified keeps going strong this week, as Raylan and Quarles have another confrontation that makes up one of the best scenes in the show's history. If Timothy Olyphant or Neal McDonough don't wi...

Even the best Justified villain has to fall. And with only five episodes left in the show's third season, this is the beginning of what should be a fantastic end.

This week's Justified is a slow episode by comparison, but leave it to one of TV's top writing staffs to have something worthwhile in even the quieter hours.

If you catch the new Amanda Seyfried thriller Gone this weekend, you'll catch another interesting actor: Sam Upton. Who is he? An incredibly versatile player.

If there's one film actor who came into television and blew the doors off the medium, it was Justified star Timothy Olyphant.

By the title of this episode of Justified, you should be able to guess that there's more shooting than usual. Yet as is also usual, this show is a lot more than just its body count.

There's a lot going on in this week's Justified, and quite a few familiar faces. If "Thick As Mud" has a particular pop to it, it's because Elmore Leonard has a co-story credit for this ride.

Justified: just when you think you've got it figured out, it keeps unraveling and then it punches you in the stomach. And it's worth all the pain, because it's the best series on TV.

If you want to see just how far Justified has come, "Harlan Roulette" is the episode to look at. Colorful, intriguing and at a few points unsettling, it's the complete package.

Episode two of Justified's second season is a solid standalone that also continues to hand us pieces of a masterful bigger picture.

Here's why I call Justified the best series on TV: because every season, I ask myself "How can this possibly get any better?" and it always does.

As much as last week's Justified was a filler ep, at least now we have a lot of fun things to play with. We pick up in the fallout of last week's shootout, and the Marshals Office is buzzing with...

Tomorrow night's Justified feels like the most awkward family gathering ever. I mean that as high praise.

Good news, everyone! Two of our favorite shows around these parts have officially been renewed for their respective third seasons. Both TV Guide and Entertainment Weekly are reporting that Arche...

When I saw the preview for this episode of Justified, I was apprehensive at best. The show ended on a nail-biting cliffhanger last week and now it was heading into all too familiar territory with a...

If you've seen the promo spot for tomorrow's Justified, you'd be forgiven for thinking it's one of those episodes where someone close to the hero is imperiled and the incensed hero gets revenge f...

This week's Justified is a great example of how anything can be made interesting in the right hands. While it has to move forward ongoing plotlines with necessary scenes that could be rote, it ta...

Only two weeks left until the return of Justified, and my look into season two continues with a sneak peek at episode two, "The Life Inside." It's a series of bad days for Raylan Givens, but it c...

Tuesday saw the release of Justified: The Complete First Season on both DVD and Blu-Ray. The best new series of 2010 comes home in a three-disc, thirteen-episode Blu-Ray set just three weeks befor...

The last day of the TCA (Television Critics Association) Winter/Spring 2011 press tour was the one I'd had circled on my calendar, because it was all about FX. I have really fallen in love with thi...