Timothy Olyphant

Justified, 6.13: “The Promise” ends the series on a heartfelt, elegiac note

Justified, Ep. 6.12: “Collateral” takes one last pass at Boyd Crowder’s legacy

Justified, Ep. 6.11: “Fugitive Number One” paints the county red

Justified, Ep. 6.07: “The Hunt” hones in on the series’ tortured gender politics

Justified, Ep. 6.06, “Alive Day”: The ballad of Choo-Choo

Justified, Ep. 6.05: “Sounding” a rollicking, troubling trip down memory lane

Justified, Ep. 6.04: “The Trash and the Snake” rewards series-long viewers

Justified, Ep. 6.03: “Noblesse Oblige” keeps the pace pleasantly casual

Justified, Ep. 6.02: “Cash Game” light on incident, heavy on banter

Justified, Ep. 6.01: “Fate’s Right Hand” portends a back-to-basics final season

Justified, Ep. 5.13: “Restitution” can’t save a confused season

Justified, Ep. 5.12: “Starvation” points to a grim conclusion

Justified, Ep. 5.11: “The Toll” shakes up, but doesn’t fix, the season’s endgame

Justified, Ep. 5.09: “Wrong Roads” boasts Eric Roberts and a little more focus

Justified, Ep. 5.07: “Raw Deal” a rare mid-season misfire

Justified, Ep. 5.06: “Kill the Messenger” proves the series has its groove back

Justified, Ep. 5.05: “Shot All To Hell” is the Boyd Crowder power hour

Justified, Ep. 5.04: “Over the Mountain” struggles to establish compelling stakes

Justified, Ep. 5.03: “Good Intentions” attempts to shake the arc-establishing blues

Justified, Ep. 5.02: “The Kids Aren’t Alright” brings Raylan’s parenting issues to the fore

Justified, Ep. 5.01: “A Murder of Crowes” a bloody, ambitious, and portentous opening salvo

Three actors that could replace Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man

Justified, Ep. 4.13: “Ghosts” brings another great season to a satisfying, low-key end