Justified: Season 1

2010

Created by Graham Yost
Recommended
93%
91%
13 episodes
Thriller
FX

In an Emmy-nominated role, Timothy Olyphant (Deadwood) plays a soft-spoken US Marshal who brings his brand of justice to back... More

In an Emmy-nominated role, Timothy Olyphant (Deadwood) plays a soft-spoken US Marshal who brings his brand of justice to back to his hometown in rural Kentucky—a move that earns him plenty of attention in criminal circuits.

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Where to watch Justified: Season 1

Justified: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia now... More on Stan and Google TV and Prime Video and Apple TV Store and Disney+.

Justified: Season 1 episodes

Fire in the Hole

Gunslinging U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens faces off against his oldest... More friend in Harlan, Kentucky, a 21st Century Wild West.

Riverbrook

Raylan hunts an escaped prisoner who is determined to reunite... More with his ex-wife...and his stashed fortune.

Fixer

In tracking a vanished confidential informant, Raylan goes against a... More pair of violent ex-cons who are just dying for a showdown with "The Kentucky Cowboy."

Long in the Tooth

Raylan leaves to California to follow the trails of a... More criminal who has evaded him twice in the past, and Raylan is determined that the third time won't be the same.

The Lord of War and Thunder

Raylan's father is arrested in the wake of a confrontation... More with the tenant of a house he and Raylan's stepmother own.

The Collection

After an apparent suicide on an opulent Kentucky horse farm,... More Raylan must resist the sexy widow as he searches for the dead man's missing art.

Blind Spot

Raylan foils an attempt on Ava's life and vows to... More find out who was behind it. Later, Raylan finds out that Ava may not have been the target.

Blowback

When a murderous inmate takes hostages, Raylan must scramble to... More defuse the situation before the bullets start flying.

Hatless

Raylan has a few drinks and gets himself beaten up,... More after being suspended as a Marshall. He pulls himself together and decides to jeopardise his career further by going after the thugs who have been harassing his ex-wife's new husband.

The Hammer

Determined to repair the damage he's done, Raylan takes time... More away from his assignment bodyguarding an eccentric judge to track down an old lead.

Veterans

When Boyd Crowder and his crusaders become vigilantes, Raylan takes... More it upon himself to try to shut them down.

Fathers and Sons

In order to work for the Marshal's Office, Raylan's dad... More Arlo agrees to become a double agent and work for Bo Crowder. Meanwhile, Bo sets up a meth lab to get back in business.

Bulletville

In the season finale, things come to a head in... More Harlan when the worlds of Raylan, Boyd and Bo Crowder collide.

Justified: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

This underseen Western series is pure Kentucky-fried brilliance. Timothy Olyphant is the heroic yet complex sheriff leading a cast of soon-to-be-famous faces, with cathartic justice, drama and lively comedy acting as the show's perfect secret spice blend.

93_%46 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
91_%60 reviews
Audience score rating

"Olyphant's iconic look and portrayal of Raylan Givens recalls every badass good guy in Western lore..."

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San Francisco Chronicle

"Somehow the complexity of Justified never leaves us in the same disheartening ethical mire we find ourselves in after watching other shows this dark."

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Salon

"This is one cool show."

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Entertainment Weekly

"Finishing each episode is like closing up a really great, gritty, little crime novel."

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Slant Magazine

"Once the writers break free of Leonard's text, the fun begins."

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The New Yorker

"Terrifically promising television, with an irresistible fish-out-of-water hook and a hero of deceptive simplicity."

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A.V. Club

"Justified still has some ways to go before we can call it one of the best shows on TV, but it's on the right path and the finale solidified that."

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IGN

"It can get downright sleepy between killings. It moseys. It meanders."

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The Washington Post

"[Olyphant] underplays so consistently that Givens, with his mixture of gunman's swagger and lawman's tortured conscience, doesn't come alive the way he should."

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