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Like Elmore Leonard‘s compelling, impossible to put down mystery novels Pronto and Riding the Rap and the short story Fire in the Hole on which Justified is based, the show is more about the riddles of human behavior than about scarlet women, bad guys, blasts, rifle shots and rivers of blood. The protagonist, Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant, Deadwood, The Office), is a contemporary Deputy U.S. Marshall, a straight-up hero with an imposing white cowboy hat and no time for fancy pants bantering. However, this tough man whose unflappable nature actually hides a reservoir of anger isn’t quite right as a trivet. He made a habit of getting bad guys to draw first… “justifiably”. This unconventional practice turned him into a target for criminals and a problem for his superiors in the U.S. Marshals Service.
After a heated but “justified” public shooting of a gunslinger in Miami, Raylan Givens is banished from Florida to a field office in Lexington, Kentucky. Having fled a life in the coal mines of Harlan County, a rural area in the east of the state where he was born and raised, this rebel lawman doesn’t feel too good about the prospect of returning home. Since he has no choice left, in no time, Raylan and his Lincoln are back among a bunch of villains. He avoids his father, Arlo Givens (Raymond J. Barry, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Lost), like the plague and wants to rekindle the relationship with his remarried ex-wife, Winona Hawkins (Natalie Zea, The Shield, Without a Trace). On his first day of work, Raylan meets his boss, Chief Deputy U.S. Marshall Art Mullen (Nick Searcy, Murder One, Nash Bridges), who tips him off that he will stand no nonsense from him, and his fellow deputies, former Army Sniper Tim Gutterson (Jacob Pitts, Ed, The Pacific) and rising star Rachel Brooks (Erica Tazel, Bones, Jericho).
A Dexter Morgan dressed in a western inspired style, Raylan Givens believes that there are some people out there who will just never learn. Enjoy the show!
After a heated but “justified” public shooting of a gunslinger in Miami, Raylan Givens is banished from Florida to a field office in Lexington, Kentucky. Having fled a life in the coal mines of Harlan County, a rural area in the east of the state where he was born and raised, this rebel lawman doesn’t feel too good about the prospect of returning home. Since he has no choice left, in no time, Raylan and his Lincoln are back among a bunch of villains. He avoids his father, Arlo Givens (Raymond J. Barry, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Lost), like the plague and wants to rekindle the relationship with his remarried ex-wife, Winona Hawkins (Natalie Zea, The Shield, Without a Trace). On his first day of work, Raylan meets his boss, Chief Deputy U.S. Marshall Art Mullen (Nick Searcy, Murder One, Nash Bridges), who tips him off that he will stand no nonsense from him, and his fellow deputies, former Army Sniper Tim Gutterson (Jacob Pitts, Ed, The Pacific) and rising star Rachel Brooks (Erica Tazel, Bones, Jericho).
A Dexter Morgan dressed in a western inspired style, Raylan Givens believes that there are some people out there who will just never learn. Enjoy the show!