It never gets old.

Great line

Boyd and his Boyd-isms are always great

@@TheRealBDoublethe long winded conversations !

@@TheRealBDoubleHave you checked out the new show on Paramount called Fallout (based off the vid game)? He’s in it and he has VERY similar deliveries and sayings. Love the actor!

Yeah, I’m thinking about reloading my flask with bourbon 🥃 and watching the 6th time. I can mouth many of the lines now. They are so GOOD.

@@JASHJustASectionHikerha ha Right!

​@@JASHJustASectionHikerwalter is such a great actor.

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Original Script? Boyd dies here. He tested so well they wrote him back in during the development phase.

They were never friends. They dug coal together.

I liked how they framed that full moon in the background during the showdown with the 2 gunmen

Uh no! Its just common sense

Nice? I see nothing gets by you. Wonders will never cease

"Near" and "off" come from the days when horses were the main form of transport. As white people mounted the horse from the left side it was referred to as the "near" side while the right side was the "off" side. This carried through to the automobile age with the driver mounting from the left. The native Americans mostly mounted horses from the "off" side.

@@brianbrigg57 I don't know how much time you've spent with Native Americans but since they rode without saddles it only makes sense that they would mount from the side closest to them. Left or right would depend upon the situation.

This is factually correct. But WG's acting just blew the script drafted out of the water. And guess what......he's baaaaack....'Justified Prime Evils' final screen shots show 'Boyd' escaping prison with a female guard he;'s banging so the future of what now seems a franchise is bloody good.

He was only supposed to be in the first EPISODE**

He was just intended to be a character in the Pilot episode. Which makes his arc and impact even more amazing in retrospect.

They Dug Coal Together.......

Yeah that shot hit him dead center of the chest. He was dead. AND THEN HE WASN'T!

One of my favorite lines :)

Had to be a shock when Boyd realized he was sitting in the exact spot where Ava had shot & killed his brother 🤣🤣🤣

Goggins was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama.. the Kentucky accent came natural

I loved it since it first appeared on TV. I had already come to dig Olyphant from HBO's Deadwood (a fantastic show, with similarly sophisticated dialogue). I consider him my generation's Clint Eastwood.

@@cshubs Yes - Deadwood too! Masterpiece. I bought the first season on import at eyewatering price years ago before I had access to any channel showing it.

Hell nooooo !

Best bad guy ever! Very different in “Lincoln”.

Arguably the best TV series ever. It really was underrated. I still turn people on to this show and they all thank me later.

I used to look forward to Justified more than any other show, except maybe cheers when I was younger.

Did you know that Boyd Crowder was only supposed to be in the Pilot, and was supposed to be killed at the end of that episode, but the response to him by test audiences was incredible so they kept him for 6 full seasons.

@@Sharkman1963 I didn’t know that, but I can believe it. He’s a very interesting actor. He has that zing, like Tim Olyphant or Nick Searcey

@@Glum1964 Olyphant is in a very underrated, relatively unknown movie called "A Perfect Getaway" that is just fantastic. I highly recommend it if you've never seen it.

Yeah, it was the 6th Season finale, just finished watching it. I can't believe I have missed this show for this many years and it's one of the best ones out there, if not the best. I don't remember laughing as much as I did listening to those dialogues

Last season, least episode

best part was that it kinda showed that sometimes Raylan just gets lucky. If Boon hadnt gotten cocky and gone for a headshot (which marshals are trained to never go for, always center mass) Raylan would def be dead. Boon was just as skilled, he was too arrogant for his own good

@@brandonvacchio7614 True and Raylan getting lucky every now and then made the show excellent...the invincibility would've taken the fun out of it...

City primeval

Nope, that was Leonard’s bully from High School.

Bad bruises?

@@dennisyoung4631 that too

Alot of cracked ribs too.

She didn't shoot him.

@@Subangelis she shot him later in the series

Its double action, doesnt need to be cocked.

Bonding through trauma is more common than you think plus it’s a small town

Boyd is the classic predator, he did it with preaching , he did it with his men for loyalty and in the new series with the prison guard. He’s a snake thru and thru

Goggins is great and certainly was a major factor in this show’s popularity. I’ll add that the casting for all the major characters and guest stars was top-rate, with the possible exception of Michael Rapaport in Season 5 who was just cringy.

Goggins*

Because it's gunfights from season 1, and that's not season 1. ;)

Yeah, Sheldon thinks his dad died of a heart attack, but we know what really happened.

theyre both extremely astute and do have alot in conmon

Seems to me, It was his only move where he had a chance of taking controll. Everything else would mean surrendering controll to others. People do things because they want to, not because it's smart.

Boyd has reasonable fear Ava would shoot him just as she had shot his brother and had no knowledge she was someone Raylan "cared about" so not really a stupid move.

@@jamesmharejr3426 yes sir!

​@@jamesmharejr3426his hat is correct. Look again

It's not

@@1911boomer no, it’s not correct! The buckle set should be on his left side, not his right! I’ve worn a cowboy hat my whole life, I can tell you 100% for sure, it’s backwards, in that scene. Also, you’d be surprised at how many “famous” country music singers, have been caught with theirs on backwards.

@@stevepauley2437 but if you look at how the band is thru the buckle . The band is correct . So it's not backwards

You obviously never had good fried chicken, it's better than Lay's potato chips lol

@@Sleepindragon2 all I was thinking was that I hoped it did not end up on the floor because of the fighting 😋

who's this "we" shit you speak of?? So, never had an incident with authorities but you know they're corrupt? Gotta call bullshit on that!

I get the impression that *I would not be breaking the law by simply existing* if people like him were the rule. Note: I would be working my hardest to obey every law I knew of. Much of the time, however, it feels like the very best I can do, in general, isn’t nearly good enough. It never is when you’re seen as intrinsically *wrong* in some way you cannot understand. Perfection itself would not be good enough. *Not when the people around you feel that your existence poisons their world.*

Who is Alex Baldwin?

​@@zackcolbourne6921probably meant alec baldwin

That isn't a scripted movie scene, that is a real death. If you like snuff films, you're in the wrong part of the internet.

I agree he gets caught up a lot about the girls he likes and trying to not kill Boyd, but he’s not incompetent. He tends to notice enough stuff to warrant his job, and he’s good in a firefight consistently but he’s only average in a fist fight, which is reasonable

@@arkhaan7066 Well the other night I watched the one where he was talking to the blond who was telling him how she killed that crooked guard in the hospital, and the male nurse just walks up behind him and jabs a hypo into him and knocks him out. Now someone who wasn't an idiot would wonder why she was freely telling him stuff that incriminates her in murder if she didn't have a card up her sleeve. Raylan is always putting himself in situations that a rational person wouldn't, and it's only through the benevolence of the shows writers that he wasn't justifiably killed ten times in the first season. I still think that Boyd is more intelligent and level headed than Raylan, and he would make a better U.S. Marshall.

@@chrislj2890 you can know something is wrong without knowing what’s going to happen next. And you as an audience member are always going to know more than anyone in the show because you have comparative omnipresence.

@@arkhaan7066 Well no matter what, the show is definitely entertaining with all of the plot and character twists.

@@chrislj2890 Yeah, and I agree that one of the things that makes it so good is that the main antagonist is actually competent. Boyd is actually a reasonable threat