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"Justfied" creator Graham Yost will serve as executive producer, with "Justified" writers and executive producers Michael Dinner and Dave Andron onboard to co-write, executive produce, and serve as co-showrunners. Dinner will also direct. Chris Provenzano, Sarah Timberman and Carl Beverly of Timberman-Beverly, VJ Boyd, and Taylor Elmore will all return as executive producers. Peter Leonard of the Elmore Leonard Estate will executive produce in association with MGM. Walter Mosely will serve as a consulting producer, as will Ingrid Escajeda. Eisa Davis will produce. Sony Pictures Television will serve as the studio, as they did on "Justified."

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Sorry if already posted, but **** yeah. Justified is one of my favorite series in the last 20 years

Wish it was a spin-off for Dewey Crowe

If Tim ain't included, we riot.

jeffk said:

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If Tim ain't included, we riot.

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True

they ought to put in LA like dealing with a bunch of liberal tools and taking no nonsense.

a fish out of water kind of thing since Justified was his home turf - flip the script kinda.

i'd be entertained watching him deal with:

workplace issues with HR
diversity training
gangland stuff
the uppity bel air, brentwood, beverly hills crowd or hollywood types


lot of possibilities really. could have so many cameos.

My favorite show and one of the most overlooked tv series. Hope it happens.

Zombie Jon Snow said:

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they ought to put in LA like dealing with a bunch of liberal tools and taking no nonsense.

a fish out of water kind of thing since Justified was his home turf - flip the script kinda.

i'd be entertained watching him deal with:

workplace issues with HR
diversity training
gangland stuff
the uppity bel air, brentwood, beverly hills crowd or hollywood types


lot of possibilities really. could have so many cameos.

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Doesn't he start the pilot killing coke dealers or cartel guys as a Miami FL based US Marshall?
If relocating to LA, maybe Raylans past as an ecstacy dealer named Todd Gaines could come up. Scott Wolf and Jay Mohr are definitely available.

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" City Primeval: High Noon in Detroit" follows a killer named Clement Mansell, known as the "Oklahoma Wildman," and dedicated Detroit homicide detective Raymond Cruz who vows to take him down."

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The character of Raymond Cruz appears briefly in "Out of Sight" portrayed by actor Paul Calderon. Jennifer Lopez' Karen Sisco character meets up with him at a crime scene in Detroit to get information on Don Cheadle's character of "Snoopy" Miller.

JonSnow said:

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Wish it was a spin-off for Dewey Crowe

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The show could be called "Four Kidneys"

Yep... without Walton Goggins, I don't see it being as epic. Without Timothy Olyphant, I wouldn't even waste my time.

Please let this happen.

So a hillbilly version of Beverly Hills Cop?

Seriously though, if based on Elmore Leonard characters, I'm in.

How about Justified in space...Raylan in Tatooine? It worked in Mandalorian.

I tried to get into Justified. Maybe I didn't give it enough time. Just felt a little corny to me.

aggierogue said:

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I tried to get into Justified. Maybe I didn't give it enough time. Just felt a little corny to me.

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My wife refused to watch it for a long time because she thought it looked corny. It's her favorite show of all time now

aggierogue said:

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I tried to get into Justified. Maybe I didn't give it enough time. Just felt a little corny to me.

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The first season is very formulaic....something bad thing happens, and gets wrapped up at the end of the episode.

But by the end of the season it starts to get it's legs, and S2 is great....not nearly as formulaic.

If you watch it again, get through S1 and start S2.

Think I'll try it again for my next series. Finishing Outlander now.

AgGrad99 said:

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aggierogue said:

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I tried to get into Justified. Maybe I didn't give it enough time. Just felt a little corny to me.

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The first season is very formulaic....something bad thing happens, and gets wrapped up at the end of the episode.

But by the end of the season it starts to get it's legs, and S2 is great....not nearly as formulaic.

If you watch it again, get through S1 and start S2.

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After the pilot, I'm pretty sure the network wanted the show to be a formulaic "bad guy of the week" type show, so that's what we got for the next several episodes. But I think that the showrunners loved Walton Goggins' Boyd Crowder so much that they wrote him back into the show and made his storylines be the impetus of the plots for the rest of the series.

I'd say the last four or five episodes of the first season are necessary to watch.

Season 2 also immediately introduces us to the Bennett family, and they are possibly the best antagonists apart from Boyd that the show gave us. Margo Martindale won a deserved Emmy for playing the matriarch of the family.

Margo Martindale was incredible as Mags Bennett. I'd give her a spin off prequel.

I've always thought they could have a great made for TV movie, or an entire season with Boyd Crowder breaking out of prison to go searching for his son. With Raylan in pursuit.

Yeah...def don't skip S1. Just meant it changes for the better.

Mags was freaking awesome.

aggierogue said:

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I tried to get into Justified. Maybe I didn't give it enough time. Just felt a little corny to me.

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The anus is on you to give it a chance.

Claude! said:

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aggierogue said:

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I tried to get into Justified. Maybe I didn't give it enough time. Just felt a little corny to me.

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The anus is on you to give it a chance.

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DeShaun?

You speak English dontcha!!??