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BarryRX 02-12-2014 09:27 PM

Justified
 
I must say, things are getting even more interesting than usual in Harlan County.

Midvale 02-12-2014 11:26 PM

Raylan can handle it.

BarryRX 02-13-2014 06:37 AM

I'm sure he can. I wonder how long Boyd's new alliance will last.

Ecuadog 02-13-2014 07:34 AM

Man... can Michael Rapaport play a bad guy or what?

yabbadu 02-13-2014 08:10 AM

One of the Best shows on TV

BarryRX 02-13-2014 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Ecuadog (Post 828493)
Man... can Michael Rapaport play a bad guy or what?

Man, Daryl Crowe Jr. Is one scary sumbitch! Acting so good I forget it's acting!

Cisco Kid 02-13-2014 09:06 AM

Sadly I read next year will be the last.

JourneyOfLife 02-13-2014 10:59 AM

Its one of my favorite shows too.

Looks like they intend to end on a high note.

sandybill2 02-13-2014 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Cisco Kid (Post 828550)
Sadly I read next year will be the last.


With the number dying each week---probably wouldn't be anyone alive by then anyway. My family is from Harlan County (I was born and went to school there in Lynch, Ky (about 25 miles from Harlan) and I really have to agree with my Auntie Jo who is very vocal about her dislike of this show. She says "I was born and raised in Harlan County and I never saw anybody like that." The street scene at the beginning was actually filmed in Lynch---the rooftop town scene is really Harlan, Ky., but I understand the show is actually filmed in California. Have my DVR set up to record each and every week--

collie1228 02-14-2014 09:49 AM

Love the show. The story line is starting to get a little bit unbelievable at times, so it's probably a good thing they are planning to end it. But the acting is outstanding.

Midvale 02-14-2014 09:59 AM

Better they end on a high note than "jump the shark".

BarryRX 02-14-2014 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by sandybill2 (Post 828744)
With the number dying each week---probably wouldn't be anyone alive by then anyway. My family is from Harlan County (I was born and went to school there in Lynch, Ky (about 25 miles from Harlan) and I really have to agree with my Auntie Jo who is very vocal about her dislike of this show. She says "I was born and raised in Harlan County and I never saw anybody like that." The street scene at the beginning was actually filmed in Lynch---the rooftop town scene is really Harlan, Ky., but I understand the show is actually filmed in California. Have my DVR set up to record each and every week--

I think everyone realizes that the show is fictional and is in no way a reflection of the fine people of Kentucky.

sandybill2 02-14-2014 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by BarryRX (Post 829169)
I think everyone realizes that the show is fictional and is in no way a reflection of the fine people of Kentucky.


Having grown up in Harlan County---I certainly realize it is fictional but my Auntie Jo's reaction always makes me laugh---especially when my Uncle starts kidding her-----

Kentucky is a beautiful State---my small coal-mining town of Lynch was one big family----caring, hard working and proud. Have reconnected with so many on social media and even though we don't see each other very often---we still are family. It is still my home and I love going back whenever I can.

BarryRX 02-14-2014 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by sandybill2 (Post 829184)
Having grown up in Harlan County---I certainly realize it is fictional but my Auntie Jo's reaction always makes me laugh---especially when my Uncle starts kidding her-----

Kentucky is a beautiful State---my small coal-mining town of Lynch was one big family----caring, hard working and proud. Have reconnected with so many on social media and even though we don't see each other very often---we still are family. It is still my home and I love going back whenever I can.

My fellow Ohioans may get on me for this, but I often had to make the trip from Toledo, Ohio to Glasgow, Ky. I remember that as I crossed the Ohio River, the scenery changed. I have always thought that Kentucky is one of the prettiest states and I always enjoyed my time there.

LisasWright34 03-17-2014 03:47 PM

I do love this show. So much has happened in the past few season. If it is ending like some are saying, then let's do it on a high note.


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