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Old-school U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens is reassigned from Miami to his childhood home in the poor, rural coal mining towns in eastern Kentucky.
U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens is a modern day nineteenth century-style lawman, enforcing his brand of justice in a way that puts a target on his back with criminals, and places him at odds with his bosses in the Marshal service. That conflict results in a reassignment for Givens to the U.S. District covering the town where he grew up. He is an anachronism, a tough, soft-spoken gentleman who finds his quarry fascinating, but never gives an inch. Dig under his placid skin and you'll find an angry man who grew up hard in rural Kentucky, with an outlaw father, who knows a lot more about who he doesn't want to be than who he really is.
Usually just before Raylon (sometimes referred to as "Marshall Stiffie" in the mainstream reviews) shoots someone, he will say something so cool that it practically frosts the air, like, "there are two ways we can do this, the easy way, and the hard way ..." - so out of respect for this remarkable series, I will say that there are two ways to review this production. The easy way is simply to point out that, from the pilot episode to the present, it is, and always has been, pitch perfect. Olyphant, one of the most charismatic actors of the day (heck, he has done entire movies bald, and without showing any emotion, and HE IS STILL COOL) had been bouncing around Hollywood for a spell, but never really found his groove until this. The pedigree is awesome, short story by Elmore Leonard. The supporting cast is awesome, Groggins steals every scene that is otherwise not nailed down, he could make the Lord's Prayer sound menacing, but believe it or not there have been other supporting actors just as good in the earlier episodes. The balance between action and romance is as good as it gets, and it seems that every other female cast here is either beautiful or available or deadly (and often all three at once!) -- and to sum up the "easy" review, this series is yet one more example of how TV product in the last few years has come to surpass Hollywood's larger efforts (a theme I like to mention in my reviews BECAUSE IT IS TRUE).
As for the hard way, the trickier review, you need to know that by the time Graham Yost was in high school he knew more about how to entertain people in this medium than most of us have forgotten, all courtesy of his father, a man who loved movies, especially good ones. Yost exploded onto the scene with SPEED -- still iconic even today -- but this series proves he is no one-hit-wonder. Every aspect of the production bespeaks a careful eye, even the opening titles and the theme song. Astounding. It does not get any better than this.
I'm up to episode ten. What happened to the writing after seasons one through four? Did E. Leonard's death impact the quality? Season five consists of a farrago of inexplicable activities. Art is suddenly more angry at Raylan for no discernible reason and, early on punches Raylan! Why? No answer. Eva's incarceration goes on and on and on, providing, apparently, an easy partial plot device for writers. The Crowe family remains nuts with sister Crowe, supposedly a lawyer going along "for family" while her son enjoys frequent mental abuse and exposure to the Crowe insanity. Nothing like a loving mom. It is impossible to understand why Eva remains in danger, or even in prison, given Boyd's power to affect lives. What's the motivation behind the nurse/guard's actions? So much occurs without background/explanation. Characters seem to be drawing cards at random to determine their next lines/moves. Winn Duffy flutters around the edges as do his buddies in Detroit, essentially doing nothing except filling plot time. Season five appears to be the Keystone Kops version of Justified. Too bad. We were spoiled by seasons one through four.
It is based on Elmore Leonard's short story "Fire in the Hole" as stated before each episode in opening credits. Season 1
Thomas Buckley: Gunned down by Raylan Givens after pulling out a gun.
Dupree: Shot down by Tim Gutterson.
Curtis Mims: Shot dead by Travis Travers.
Travis Travers: Gunned down by Raylan Givens.
Roland Pike: Shot dead by a Mob Sniper.
Owen Carnes: Shot in the head by Greg Davis, who then made it look like a suicide.
Mr. Duke: Shot dead by Hunter Mosley.
Gil: Torched with a Molotov cocktail in his meth lab by Boyd Crowder.
Mickey: Gunned down along with his friend by Bo Crowder and his crew.
Bo Crowder: Shot down by the Miami drug runners from outside the cabin.
Ernesto: Shot down by Raylan Givens.
Season 2
Walt McCready: Poisoned from drinking the apple pie moonshine served by Mags Bennett.
Jess Timmons: Shot in the head by Tim Gutterson.
Elrod: Shot down by Doyle Bennett.
Cutter: Shot down by Doyle Bennett.
Flex: Gunned down by Rachel Brooks.
Kyle Easterly: Blew himself up along with his crew, not realizing Boyd didn't have the explosives.
Coover Bennett: Shot by Raylan Givens and fell to his death down a mine shaft.
Helen Givens: Shot in her own home by Dickie Bennett.
Doyle Bennett: Took a bullet to the back of the head from the Feds (possibly Tim Gutterson).
Mags Bennett: Poisoned herself from drinking her apple pie moonshine.
Season 3
Delmar Coates: Shot down in a home invasion by Fletcher Nix.
Fletcher Nix: Shot in the shoulder by Raylan Givens after failing to Impale his Ice-Pick on Givens's hand (not a confirmed death)
Emmitt Arnett: Shot by Robert Quarles.
Yvette: Shot by Robert Quarles.
Bill Nichols: Gunned down by Terry Powe.
J.T.: Shot in the head by Glen Fogle after being tricked into playing Harlan Roulette.
Glen Fogle: Killed in a shootout with Wally Beckett.
Wally Beckett: Killed in a shootout with Glen Fogle.
Edward Fowler: Shot in his van by Ash Murphy.
Combs: Blown away along with his son with a shotgun by Ellstin Limehouse.
Devil: Gunned down by Boyd Crowder.
Ash Murphy: Passed away in the hospital after being run over by Raylan Givens.
Lance: Shot dead by Layla.
Layla: Shot down by Raylan Givens using Lances gun.
Trixie: Blown away with a shotgun by Tanner Dodd.
Doc Stern: Blown away with a shotgun by Tanner Dodd.
Gus: Shot with a gun Raylan and Dodd were fighting for.
Gary Hawkins: Murdered by Wynn Duffy and Robert Quarles in an attempt to frame Raylan Givens.
Krystal: Shot during a robbery attempt and died in Delroy's van.
J.J. Corliss: Gunned down by Delroy Baker.
Lemuel Briggs: Shot from behind by Errol.
Delroy Baker: Blown away with a shotgun by Ava Crowder.
Tanner Dodd: Activated a bomb trigger and blown up in Briggs garage.
Parker: Shot in the head by Robert Quarles.
Longbaugh: Bashed in the head with a blunt weapon by Robert Quarles.
Tom Bergen: Gunned down outside Johnny's bar. Arlo Givens takes credit for his murder.
Robert Quarles: Had his arm cut clean off with a cleaver by Ellstin Limehouse - Quarles's last appearence (not confirmed death according to showrunner Graham Yost and Neal McDonough)
Season 4
Hiram: Executed by Colt, who was suppose to free him.
Sam Porter: Shanked in the neck by Arlo Givens.
Danny: Executed by Wynn Duffy.
Agent Alex Barnes: Shot himself in front of Raylan Givens.
Pastor Billy St. Cyr: Bit by a rattlesnake that Boyd Crowder brought to his church.
Max: Beaten to death by Colt.
Mitch: Strangled by Jody Adair with his cuffed wrists.
Sharon Edmunds: Killed in a gunfights by Jody Adair.
Jody Adair: Shot by Raylan Givens after reaching for his gun.
Frank Browning: Killed by a hitman disguised as a deputy.
Dave: Disarmed and shot with his own gun by Colt.
Mark: Shot in the head by Colt.
Sam Keener: Killed by a hitman disguised as a deputy.
Arlo Givens: Died in the hospital after being shanked by Hunter Mosley.
Yolo: Slashed in the leg by Bob Sweeney and bled out from a cut artery.
Colton Rhodes: Gunned down by Tim Gutterson after raising his weapon.
Lex: Shot with his own pistol by Raylan Givens.
Cobb: Shot in the head by Raylan Givens.
Dominic: Shot in the crotch by Winona Hawkins, they gunned down by her and Raylan Givens
Nicky Augustine: Gunned down in his limousine by Tonin's firing squad.
Season 5
Simon Lee: Shot dead by Dilly Crowe after not paying him in full.
Dilly Crowe: Stabbed to death by Danny Crowe.
Elvis Machado: Gunned down by Raylan Givens and Greg Sutter after drawing his weapon.
Charles Monroe: Shot down by Rachel Brooks.
Wade Messer: Left to die in the woods after being shot and beaten by Dewey Crowe.
Lee Paxton: Shot dead by Boyd Crowder.
Al Sura: Shot in the head by Elias Marcos.
Sheriff Nick Mooney: Shot at point-blank range by a local Harlan citizen associated with Boyd Crowder
Elias Marcos: Killed in a gunfight by Raylan Givens.
Jean Baptiste: Blasted with a shotgun by Danny Crowe.
Johnny Crowder: Shot in the head by Boyd Crowder.
Ali: Stabbed in the throat with a pencil by Hot Rod.
Hot Rod: Died of a gunshot wound from Ali after stabbing him.
Roscoe: Shot dead by Agent Miller.
Elmont Swain: Garroted by Jimmy.
Danny Crowe: Fell in a hole and impaled by his own knife during a standoff with Raylan Givens.
Judith: Shanked in the prison chapel by Ava Crowder.
Picker: Blown up with a carton of cigarettes rigged with explosives by Boyd Crowder.
Penny: Shanked in the prison bathroom by Genny.
Jimmy: Gunned down by Manolo.
Manuel: Shot down in a gunfight with the U.S. Marshals
Alberto Ruiz: Killed during a gunfight by Tim Gutterson
Manolo: Shot in the back during a gunfight by Boyd Crowder.
Daryl Crowe Jr.: Gunned down by Wendy Crowe.
Season 6
Dewey Crowe: Shot in the head by Boyd Crowder.
Lewis Mago: Blown up in the foundry while working on a practice safe after his phone went off.
Calhoun Schreier: Hit with a heavy haymaker during an interrogation by Choo Choo.
The Pig: Pushed down a mine pit by Zachariah.
Choo Choo: Wounded in a gunfight by Raylan and Tim, died later from his wounds on the train tracks.
Ty Walker: Gunned down by Raylan Givens after attempting to make a run for it.
Seabass: Shot with a gun concealed in a purse by Katherine Hale, and received a coup de grace to the head.
Carl: Shot through the heart by Boyd Crowder to cover his escape.
Katherine Hale: Had her neck broken by a mortally wounded Mike while attempting to kill Duffy.
Mike: Shot multiple times by Katherine Hale and bled out, but not before killing her first.
Hagan: Shot in the head in his own truck by Boyd Crowder.
Derrick Waters: Shot in a quick draw by Boon, later shot dead by Avery Markham.
Zachariah: Blew himself up in an attempt to kill Boyd Crowder.
Birch: Gunned down by Avery Markham while being used as a human shield for Boyd Crowder.
Avery Markham: Shot in the eye during a shootout by Boyd Crowder.
Crosley: Wounded in the gunfight and given a coup de grace by Boyd Crowder.
Boon: Killed in a quick draw by Raylan Givens. Season 1 - Bo Crowder and Gio Reyes.
Season 2 - Bennett Family (lead by Mags Bennett).
Season 3 - Robert Quarles.
Season 4 - Boyd Crowder, The Dixie Mafia (lead by Theo Tonin represented by Nicky Augustine) and Drew Thompson.
Season 5 - Crowe Family (lead by Daryl Crowe Jr).
Season 6 - Avery Markham and Boyd Crowder. a5c7b9f00b
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