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15 Years Ago, One Cop Show Quietly Changed the Game Forever

What could have been the most boring series on TV proved itself in the face of a new wave, and it still holds up today. Here's why 'Justified' is still great.

Inverse

Justified: City Primeval review – a triumphant return for the inexcusably overlooked crime drama

A decade after the conclusion of the underrated original series, Kentucky’s cowboy marshal is back and making bold new moves. The hat still fits, though …

The Guardian - UK

That complicated "Justified" ending

What do those final six minutes mean for the FX series, for Raylan Givens and for us as fans?

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What that last-minute Justified: City Primeval plot twist means for the future of the series

Oh, you bet we're talking about the Justified: City Primeval finale.

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Justified: City Primeval Made A Boyd Crowder Sequel My Next Big TV Wish, And It Sounds Like It Could Happen

Justified: City Primeval's finale made me immediately desperate for another season of Raylan Vs. Boyd Crowder, and it's not an impossibility.

Cinemablend

Justified: City Primeval finale recap — Raylan and Mansell showdown

In the Justified: City Primeval finale, the showdown between Raylan and Mansell reaches its climax and some familiar faces return.

WhatToWatch

Why Isn't Boyd Crowder In Justified: City Primeval? Walton Goggins Explains

Walton Goggins addressed the reason why his character Boyd Crowder isn't part of Raylan's story in FX's Justified: City Primeval.

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Ranking Raylan Givens’ top Justified villains ahead of City Primeval premiere

It's a battle between two absolute legends for the top spot.

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Review: 2 new TV shows seem designed to test the viewer’s patience. And it pays off

That characters don’t need to be likable is one of the lessons, tenets and some would say advances of 21st-century television. By many critical reckonings, the medium’s adulthood was signaled by the rise of the antihero — your Tony Soprano, your Don Draper, your Walter White — and the concomitant…

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