Synopsis:

Raylan uncovers an unsettling family secret while tracking a dangerous fugitive in the fourth-season premiere.


13 episode 4th season


Promo:

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Raylan Givens is back!!

Is Mykeleti Williamson coming back this season? On radio promos, I thought I heard his voice, but I don't see anything about him returning.

Woohoo!

Nice, will be watching tonight

Will the character of Limehouse (Mykelti Williamson) return this season, at all?

OLYPHANT: There’s a good chance.


http://collider.com/justified-season...erview/222478/

Looking forward to this. Just finished the last two episodes of Season 3 today after catching up on all three seasons the last few months. Great show, not sure why I wasn't watching it before.

Can't wait.

LOL! And we're back!

Patton Oswalt is sure getting around. First Burn Notice, now Justified.

And the boy from Jurassic Park (and more recently The Pacific). Good to see him getting work.

He's the new Jere Burns.

Holy fuck that was quite an episode. I loved the asshole part, the flashing, the prison shanking, and of course the air bag. I don't think this show will ever soar to the heights of the season two premiere in terms of setting up a season that well in one episode, but hot damn if this wasn't fun.

ETA: As a guy with ancestral roots in McDowell County not all that far from Jolo, I am slightly offended that they've moved the snake handlers into Harlan.

The "asshole" quote had me laughing, so did the "keep em closed" part. Like you said, this one was fun.

You know, I watched all of Season 3, week after week, and while it was OK, I just never felt into it like I did the first two seasons. It was missing something, but I never could put my finger on it.

Tonight, I had no problem getting into this episode. I think it might be that last season was lacking in the humor department. This episode was funnier than anything I can remember from last season. So for me, the show felt back on track.

Funny then that there is a picture on wiki entry for snake handlers of a church from Harlan County.

Loved that Gremin constable car.

Great ep, and great to have this show back. "Patience is a virtue."

I really didn't like the Patton character - too much of a stereotype comedic sidekick.

Wasn't Patton one of the most out-spoken "celebrities" regarding gun control a few weeks back? Odd how hypocritical he is by starrring on a show like this.

Backal nudity from the girl from The Gang Dances Their Asses Off
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2163182/

Funny: when the pre-credits disclaimer for "this show conatins adult situations, violence, and nudity" I rolled my eyes thinking "great" more man-ass. I was happily proven wrong.

Thos.

Great start to the season. Pretty brutal move by Arlo in the prison. What's with that bag / ID to make him go that far?!

Is this a Patton Oswalt specialty? He played a similar character in Bored to Death and I could swear another guy like this somewhere else.

I really liked last night's episode. So the season arc will be kind of a murder mystery, and Boyd fueding with a preacher. Feels like a good change of pace instead of Raylan taking on a new bad guy pushing drugs in Harlan county.

Seems like things set up for an interesting season. Very much enjoyed the episode and glad to have it back.

Speaking of Justified, I just finished watching season 1 again and will progress to season 2. This show is absolutely awesome! It'd been so long, I just forgot how good the first season was.

There were snake handlers all over the place in the 40s, before crack downs happened and laws were passed in many places. There are a couple of other Churches in the South (not Kentucky) known to handle snakes, but by far the snake handling activity that still exists comes from Jolo, WV.