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The Justified Season 1 DVD includes all 13 episodes of the 2010 FX season, starring Timothy Olyphant as Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens and Walton Goggins as Boyd Crowder. This is a brand-new copy, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart and head to Harlan.
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The Justified Season 1 DVD set brings home all 13 episodes of the FX crime drama's first season, which aired from March 16 to June 8, 2010. Timothy Olyphant stars as Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, a lawman with an old-West sense of justice who is sent back to the Kentucky county where he grew up.
This is a brand-new copy. It is a DVD, so it plays in DVD players as well as Blu-ray players.
Season one opens with Raylan in Miami, where he kills cartel associate Tommy Bucks after Bucks pulls a gun. The shooting gets him reassigned to the U.S. Marshals office in Lexington, Kentucky, and soon he is sent to his home county of Harlan.
There he has to deal with Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins), a white supremacist and an old associate of Raylan's, and with Ava Crowder (Joelle Carter), who has killed her abusive husband, Boyd's brother Bowman. Nick Searcy plays Chief Deputy Art Mullen, and Natalie Zea plays Winona Hawkins.
Other episodes include "Riverbrook", "Long in the Tooth", "Hatless" and "Fathers and Sons". Raymond J. Barry plays Raylan's father, Arlo, and Jere Burns appears as Dixie Mafia enforcer Wynn Duffy.
Justified won a Peabody Award in 2010, the year this season aired. Critics praised it too: the season holds a 93% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a Metacritic score of 80.
The Justified TV series ran for six seasons and 78 episodes on FX. Owning Justified Season One on disc means the story that started it all is ready to watch any time, with no streaming subscription needed.
Continue with Justified Season 2, then keep going with Justified Season 3. Browse more TV series on DVD, or read why physical media still beats streaming. For the full episode guide, see the Wikipedia article on Justified season 1.
Justified Season 1 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
How many episodes are in the first season?
All 13 episodes, from "Fire in the Hole" to "Bulletville".
Will it play in my player?
It is a DVD, so it plays in DVD players and in Blu-ray players.
Is this copy new?
Yes. It is a brand-new copy, and our 30-day return policy covers your purchase.
What is Justified based on?
It is based on Elmore Leonard's stories about Raylan Givens, especially "Fire in the Hole".
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Kansz JoNz –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Marshall Dillon, Meet Modern West
Timothy Olymphant is Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens, a dedicated Marshall who is also a fast draw when he has to be. He is rotated back to take a duty posting in his home state of Kentucky — a decision that he isn’t right fond of, but soon discovers there is plenty of cleaning up to do in Kentucky that requires his own particular style.
I’ve watched Season One from the Pilot all the way through the Season finale. I’ll straight up say that “Justified” is quality TV entertainment. Take the modern adult oriented police procedural and combine it with a classic TV western, and there’s your “Justified”.
The cast is strong, big time strong. Olymphant just rolls right along with the lead part, but he’s surrounded by a supporting cast (and guest cast) that just immerse the viewer. Favorites include Nick Searcy as Art Mullen (Chief Deputy), a relatively easy going boss until you get him riled, and Raymond J. Barry (Arlo Givens), Raylan’s father who has a big time checkered past and we as viewers still don’t know it he’ll ever be on the level with his son. I won’t even get into the woman cast members, but suffice to say they *all* kick you know what and take big time names. “Aunt Helen” (who is now married to Arlo and played by Natalie Zea) is a tough, protective sort who brandishes a shot gun like every other episode and I’m surprised she hasn’t hauled off and shot someone yet (and that one truck doesn’t count, as she was at a distance…..)
The show also has its own laid back humor, which is awesome. There is such as thing as a show taking itself too seriously, and thankfully “Justified” gives us the best of both worlds.
The set Locations are a combination of modern housing, backwoods/country housing, and rough and tumble hill country – the viewer is immersed in the locations and the show through the characters as we are shown where they live.
As for the Old West TV meets modern police show, three of the main cast members were trapped in a backwoods cabin while the “bad guys” peppered it with automatic weapons fire during the Season finale…How many time have we seen that scene in past westerns, and you can’t get more Old West then that! As usual, “Justified” had it’s own take on the situation, and that Rocks Out!
If you like the police procedural, ensemble cast shows, or might want to check out a show centering on a modern US Marshals office in the Kentucky Hill territory, then I recommend the DVD set of the first season of “Justified”.
Shopper –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
A.k.a.: “In the Heat of the Night, the Kentucky Edition”…
Well, it is set in Eastern Kentucky, rather then in Sparta, Mississippi; still, Justified is bound to resonate with any fan of the groundbreaking In the Heat of the Night series: small-town-in-a-big-World problems being solved creatively in 60 minutes or less, but without the annoyingly preachy tone that In the Heat of the Night would sometimes assume. A definite positive! You’ll have fun making character comparisons between the two shows (can you find a “Bubba”? how about a “Luanne”?).
Let me first note that Justified is a very new show; so far, only six episodes have been aired. However, the episodes carry such an unusually high degree of promise, I feel confident rating the series, even at this early stage, with the top score.
The story is simple: deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) brings too much negative attention to himself by killing one Miami thug too many… He is therefore relegated to a remote post to cool his heels. Unfortunately for Raylan, the post happens to be the sleepy Eastern Kentucky, where he grew up and hoped never to come back… Estranged petty criminal father, an ex-wife, an ex-flame, an ex-friend… Well… they do say you can never go back home… Or, was it: you SHOULD NEVER go back home?… Anyway, upon this background, the writers skillfully project a series of surprisingly engaging, multidimensional stories that go beyond catching “the baddy of the week.” Yes, there is the usual parade of rednecks (and I hope we’ll get to see more eccentric types as time progresses), but often “the baddies” are portrayed as flawed human beings, making some very poor choices, all while doing their best to survive in this World. And that does have the effect of bringing them into conflict with the law.
Also satisfying is the way the writers choose to characterize Raylan: he is NOT some cartoon super hero using secret kung fu moves to dispatch his enemies. Instead, he is a humble man, still dealing with emotional ramifications of his divorce, and still conflicted in his relationship with his father. Occasionally, he allows his foes to gain the upper hand (and rob him of his car, badge, and gun), further proving he is a real person, which makes him very relatable… Kudos to Timothy Olyphant for his portrayal of Givens. Both he and the writers have the character spot on from the first minute of the pilot!
To those who like action though, worry NOT. The stories never get sappy and there is plenty of creative a** kicking (somehow, even a bazooka makes it into the script!). If I were forced to find a pet peeve regarding Justified, it would probably be the unrealistically high number of good looking people with porcelain veneers and slim waistlines the authors have inhabiting the area. From my personal experience involving a five week stay in Lexington, Kentucky, the reality has fewer teeth and a much higher BMI (no offence to the locals intended ;o) ).
And so, keep this show on your radar. I don’t watch TV anymore (I have cancelled my cable as it seems to stream nothing more then vile reality shows), but am so enthused by Justified, that I actually pay to watch it on Amazon On Demand… Go figure…
E. L. –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Intelligent, well written, with heart
The dialogue is sharp, and the acting is excellent and well timed. I am a city girl so I didn’t think I would like the show, but it has great action sequences and well-rounded, complicated characters.
And, OMG, he makes me feel like a teenager. I didn’t think he that was handsome in his earlier work. Just one of those actors that really makes a guy’s forties look HOT. (Also very nice in A Perfect Getaway.) It’s probably got a lot to do with his character. IMHO, America needs more strong, capable men. Which is what makes the show special, he doesn’t take any crap. Raylan Givens is diplomatic when needed but also acts without worrying about repercussions when it calls for it. Hence, the Western feel.
Not five stars because of the character’s interaction with the two female 2D roles. Most women will not identify with either of them. I pitied one and did not understand his infatuation for the other.
Regardless, a great escape, time well spent. Can’t wait for season three.