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Season five will premiere on January 7th with "A Murder Of Crowes". Some tidbits about the new season from Entertainment Weekly:

You can tell we're getting close to the traditional October start of shooting for "Justified", because the news is starting to pour in. TVLine: Jere "Wynn Duffy" Burns promoted to series regular Great news. It's hard to imagine "Justified" these days without Wynn Duffy's reaction shots. He's...

I didn't know what "Justified" could do to top the excellent fourth season, but this spoiler would just about do it. From TVLine: I do hope they avoid borrowing from Riding the Rap and Pronto, though -- any more than they already did for the early seasons. I've still got my fingers crossed...

Elmore Leonard Passes Away at 87He had a stroke at the end of July, and finally succumbed to the complications.

Now that was a great finale. After the show is done for good, we'll look back on that nursery scene as one of the standout moments of the entire series. I miss Natalie Zea as Winona. She's a great actress in a great role, and the chemistry she and Olyphant have is off the charts. I hope her...

TVLine: FX Renews Justified for Season 5 I think it was always going to end that way. Colt basically chose to suicide-by-cop. Tim understood that, but Colt ensured that Tim had no choice. I think he had a line about that earlier in the season, something like, "well maybe it'll be a girl and...

I'm going to miss Colt. Ron Eldard's performance was so different from all of the others we get on this show. He was a ruthless son of a bitch, but he wasn't malicious. The show always sort of acknowledged that he was a victim as much as anybody, even when he was perpetrating horrific acts...

I'm absolutely loving this season. It's giving Season 2 a real run for its money; they both have the pleasure of showcasing "Justified" where it knows exactly what it's doing and where it's going. Next week's episode looks literally explosive.

Another hour full of twists and turns, the biggest surprise being what happened to Arlo. Nice to see Raylan back to his first season prime of outdrawing and shooting someone every episode or two. I'm more convinced than ever that Sheriff Shelby is Drew Thompson. They dropped some pretty heavy...

Thanks for the clarification. My brain must have been filling in blanks that weren't there when I watched Tuesday.

It didn't seem like that much of a stretch, given that the show up until now has focused more or less exclusively on the seedy underbelly of Harlan. It makes sense that the other end of the spectrum would have some scumbags, too. She was in the doorway of the bar, directly behind Raylan.

Shelley Hennig was one of the only reasons to be said that "The Secret Circle" was cancelled, so it was nice to see her pop up here. And there must be something in the water at the CW that makes all of the actors overact, because she was way better here than she ever was on that show. Behind...

"You got a saw? You're gonna need a saw." Gerald McRaney's TV niece/stepdaughter on this almost seems like a window into how Loretta would have turned out had events not intervened.

Interview with Natalie Zea about Winona's return Looking forward to tonight.

Last night alone, this show had so many scenes you wouldn't see on another show. That was a big one, the other one being Raylan negotiating with the compromised FBI agent as to whether he'd allow him to commit suicide or not. And then, with the FBI agent having upheld his side of the bargain, he...

I was thinking the same thing. In a family that sets a new low bar for degenerates on this show, she was the only one that had any sense -- probably because she had none of Waldo Truth's DNA in her. I did love that none of Raylan's intimidating badassery had any effect on the rest of the Truth...

She is. When she joined "Justified", she was signed to a two-season deal. After the second season, she made it clear she wasn't interesting continuing on the show. This put the writers in sort of a bind, since she's the love of Raylan's life. So they got the executive producer she got along best...

No problem! I was sick yesterday myself. Just didn't want anybody to miss out on the new season. When the episode opened in 1983 with a spousal argument being disrupted by a dead body parachuting down from the sky covered in bags of coke, I knew we were in for a good season premiere. Already...

I didn't see a thread from joshEH, so I thought I'd start one. Season four of Graham Yost's six-season meditation on Elmore Leonard lawman Raylan Givens premieres tonight on FX: