Timothy Olyphant’s 6-Part Neo-Western Is So Good, It Even Changed This Character’s Fate in the Books

Timothy Olyphant's 6-Part Neo-Western Is So Good, It Even Changed This Character's Fate in the Books




From its very first episode, Justified wowed audiences with its impressive dialogue, powerful characters, and full-bodied performances that set the stage for what a modern Western-inspired crime drama could accomplish. While Timothy Olyphant as U.S. Deputy Marshal Raylan Givens is certainly the leading man, the real star of the show is arguably Walton Goggins, who played notorious Kentucky outlaw Boyd Crowder. Of course, Elmore Leonard's "Fire in the Hole," the direct inspiration for Justified, famously kills Boyd off in its closing moments, but the FX drama chose a different path.


From its very first episode, Justified wowed audiences with its impressive dialogue, powerful characters, and full-bodied performances that set the stage for what a modern Western-inspired crime drama could accomplish. While Timothy Olyphant as U.S. Deputy Marshal Raylan Givens is certainly the leading man, the real star of the show is arguably Walton Goggins, who played notorious Kentucky outlaw Boyd Crowder. Of course, Elmore Leonard's "Fire in the Hole," the direct inspiration for Justified, famously kills Boyd off in its closing moments, but the FX drama chose a different path.

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