Justified isn't just a neo-Western TV show. It's part of a longer Western screen tradition, as its allusion to another ...

“Justified” had a good ending, and this new limited series is essentially Raylan in an entirely new setting populated by new people. However, it’s hard to deny that it’s enjoyable watching ...

“Justified: City Primeval” ended its eight-episode run with the shocking re-appearance of “Justified” antagonist Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) in the closing minutes of the Aug. 29 episode.

You can exhale ’Justified’ fans -- your beloved crime drama and Raylan Givens are back with ’City Primeval,’ and it does not disappoint.

“Justified: City Primeval” is meant to stand on its own and be an “extension of the universe,” as Clemens put it, so you can certainly jump in and follow the story without any knowledge of ...

Lucky for the naysayers, Justified: City Primeval had an ace up its sleeve all along – one that’s set to take Raylan back to Harlan County, Kentucky if the not-so-limited-series gets a second ...

But one of the best things about Justified is how little it dilly-dallies when there are perfectly good gun fights and dynamite heavings to get to, so we got Raylan back on the hunt all quick-like ...

If we know anything about the “Justified” universe, we know Boyd will get out of prison some day. He’s already cycled back into the street preacher skin he wore after his last release from ...