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Critic Consensus: Bolstered by witty, efficient dialogue and confident storytelling, Justified makes a strong case for consideration among cable television's top dramas.
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Tv Season Info
Cast
as Raylan Givens
as Art Mullen
as Tim Gutterson
as Rachel Brooks
as Ava Crowder
as Boyd Crowder
as Arlo Givens
as Wynn Duffy
as Colton Rhodes
as Shelby
as Johnny Crowder
as Ellen May
as Arnold
as Cassie
as Preacher Billy
as Lindsey Salazar
as Lee Paxton
as Randall Kusik
as Constable Bob Sweeny
as Gerald Johns
as Nick Augustine
as Winona Hawkins
as Jody Adair
as Roz
as Eve Munro
as Josiah Cairn
as Jimmy
as Sonya Gable
as Sam
as Benny
as Mark
as Hunter Mosley
as Dealer Dave
as Tillman Napier
as Nicky Cush
as Cousin Mary
as Deputy
as Alvin
as Nelson Dunlop
as Mason Goines
as David Vasquez
as Harold Shawn
as Mitch
as Mother Truth
as Kenneth Blanks
as Grady
as Jackie Nevada
as Ant
as Ellstin Limehouse
as Patterson Gaines
as Deborah Jane
as Gina
as Sharon Edmunds
as Patrick Massett
as Patrick Massett
as Alex Barnes
as Jeremy Barkley
as Hiram Pugh
as Milo
as Jud
as Cope Entiss
as Reed
as Daniel
Critic Reviews for Justified: Season 4
All Critics (22) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (22) | Rotten (0)
It's still a case study in economical dialogue with an oft-sardonic bite.
Raylan Givens was, and very much remains, the coolest cop on TV.
Every subplot crackles with pungently funny dialogue and taut pacing.
The show's innate ability to create fabulous characters, and tell great stories, once again made Justified one of if not THE best dramas on television this year.
Season 4 will likely be remembered for its wonderfully executed (but sometimes wildly digressive) storyline that did without a typical big bad - a move that seemed risky at times, but ultimately paid off by putting the characters ahead of the plot.
Four seasons down, and I still have no damn idea where this show is going to go from week to week.
Audience Reviews for Justified: Season 4
Instead of having more bad guys showing up at Harlan, S04 has a mistery of the past storyline going. Which is rather interesting, since we get to explore a bit more in depth Raylan and his family ties. But fear not, because Boyd is still wrecking havock around and other interesting things will go down, always connected to the past of these very interesting characters. By my description you might think that this headed into darker territory, but nope, the dialogue is still as sharp as shark teeth and the jokes and one-liners just keep getting better and better.
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