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Watch Timothy Olyphant Joke With Conan About The One D-Bag He Worked With On ‘Justified’
http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/timoth...ed-the-one-d-bag-he-worked-with-on-justified/



Timothy Olyphant visited Conan last night to discuss his impending state of unemployment now that Justified is in its final season. Free haircuts and complimentary grooming were among the things the actor said he’d miss from the show. When Conan brought up the topic of Hollywood douchebaggery, Olyphant was quick to specify one unsavory fellow whom he had collaborated with on a number of episodes. He didn’t name names but as you can see from the above clip, Conan O’Brien is a quick witted chap and deduced the d-bag in question was none other than Patton Oswalt. Olyphant, tongue planted firmly in cheek, quickly defended himself by saying, “A lot of times, a guy like that is deep in character, you can’t tell.”

Consider this your periodic reminder that Timothy Olyphant is a fun talk show guest.
 
BTW...not only has Justified uncovered the previously unknown reptilian bad guy charms of a smooth lipped Sam Elliot, but Mary Steenburgen's cat and mouse with Ava puts her in a whole new light too. I really hope they can maintain this through to the finale'.

Oof that look that Sam Elliot shot Tim. Good stuff Maynard.
 
Justified is a national treasure. All the idiots in Washington need to get together and pass a bipartisan bill banning Justified from ending.
 
Ben Woolf, AKA ‘Meep’ From ‘American Horror Story,’ Is In Critical Condition
http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/ben-wo...erican-horror-story-is-in-critical-condition/

n Woolf, the actor who played fan favorite “Meep” on American Horror Story: Freak Show — in addition to the Infantata on the first season of American Horror Story — is in critical condition after an accident involving a car on Thursday night in Hollywood. TMZ reports:

Law enforcement sources tell us … the 4’4″ actor — who plays Meep and was heavily featured in the current season of the show — was struck in the head by the mirror of a passing SUV as he crossed a Hollywood street. He was rushed to a nearby hospital.

TMZ also reported that the driver was not found at fault because Woolf was jaywalking when he was struck, so this was really just an unfortunately-timed incident. We hope he makes a full recovery.

Thoughts and prayers.
 
This week's was good, and the most excellent Jeff Fahey finally gets to join the party. Man, they know their guest star casting them Justified folks.

This week's Americans ventures into some unsupportable territory, very much ewwwwwwwwwwwww.

 
I also agree with Adgy that Eva is not gonna make it much longer

After her and Raylan kissed, I figure the writing is on the wall. She's going to die and that's going to be the spark that sets Boyd (and maybe Raylan) off.

The only question is what it does to Raylan. Does he sort of team-up with Boyd to wipe out Sam Elliot and Mary Steenburgen or does he go off the reservation and go after Boyd with no regard for the law? They have made it a point to show that Raylan is doing this one "by the book", so I can see it being the catalyst for him to go full on vigilante (now that he has feelings for her again)...
 
AMERICAN CRIME STORY: THE PEOPLE V. O.J. SIMPSON is “Going to Be a Hoot”
http://collider.com/american-crime-story-details/

American Crime Story rocks quite the line-up including John Travolta as Robert Shapiro, David Schwimmer as Robert Kardashian, Sarah Paulson as Marcia Clark and Cuba Gooding Jr. as O.J. Simpson, but apparently there’s one minor character that will be key to the show as well. Karaszewski explained:

“One of the running gags in our script is that [because] they knocked out all of the daytime television for the trial, we have a very minor character who’s into the soap operas and is very, very angry they pulled all of her shows. But by the tenth episode, she’s watching the O.J. trial as if it’s a soap opera.”
Based on those details, now I’m thinking American Crime Story is going to be more of a madcap satire than something akin to American Horror Story. If that’s accurate, that approach could certainly have a fun, fresh appeal to it, but I wonder if they’ll stick with it for subsequent seasons – if they even get them. The original press release said that each season will focus on “a different true crime story which made headlines and captivated the imagination of the public” and I doubt they’ll all be as sensational and outrageous as the O.J. Simpson trial.
 
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Justifiable SPOILERS...



Awwwwwwwwww. Poor ___ ___. That was kinda sad. And, it ain't gonna be Ava's death that sparks the showdown, but her betrayal. But yeah, at least one of the 3 ain't gonna make it. Ava's uncle, now that was something I didn't see coming. And Limehouse selling Ava out. Glad to see Art again. That's my one complaint...not enough of him so far. I think we are at the halfway mark and this season has been the most tightly twisted season in a while, maybe in the entire run. Gonna be a fun ride the rest of the way.
 
Anyone think the highly stylized gimmick of Man Seeking Woman is wearing a little thin? The Episode with Tanaka the penis monster was clever and played a little differently simply due to the Cupid prologue and the emotional weight of the whole thing, but for the most part it's like...'ok, we've seen that...you got anything else?'
 
Anyone think the highly stylized gimmick of Man Seeking Woman is wearing a little thin? The Episode with Tanaka the penis monster was clever and played a little differently simply due to the Cupid prologue and the emotional weight of the whole thing, but for the most part it's like...'ok, we've seen that...you got anything else?'

Slightly. I thought the last episode, which seemed more grounded with only the courtroom stuff being fantastical, was pretty good, but also less funny.

I do worry about the gimmick wearing thin, especially if they're hoping for multiple seasons.
 
Joelle Carter Talks the Final Season of JUSTIFIED
http://collider.com/joelle-carter-justified-season-6-interview/

I don't know if any of you are watching the Americans...but it got decidedly dark(for a show that constantly ventures there) the other night. I am having trouble with the way they manipulate people, especially Phillip. Luckily, the writers must have predicted this, because they humanize him and make him very sympathetic, despite his actions. It really is a challenging and intelligent show.
 
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