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Raylan Confronts Scumbag Stalker | Justified Season 2 Episode 10 | Now Playing
“You went crazy. I’d like to know if that’s temporary.” 😂
ala Dan Sickles LOL pleading 'temporary insanity'.
@@tomservo5347Ah the things people will say to excuse killing and thievery.
He’s re-plotting down the hot crazy grid
It would have helped if I'd known that coupla times in my life also
You know it’s from the factory!
"I shot and killed a guy three days ago" OK, have a nice day sir.
"So you'll understand that I am once again having violent urges as that is a long time for me" - Raylen, probably thinking that.
😂😂😂😂😂
Raylan is the cop we need everywhere
I love this scene and any scene with Raylan and Winona. Superb chemistry. Also the title of this video is misleading. They technically weren't stalkers. But they were hit men lol.
And Raylan thought he was he was the target, but actually…
Timothy always reminds me of a cross between Billy Bob Thornton and Billy Zane
an apt description
Damn Billy Bob on Justified would have been great. Especially as a bad guy.
She Marries Cop& Hates He’s Coppin’
Doesn't matter if Winona was crazy, or hadn't changed. Raylan was still into her. That was evident in the first episode with the scene where he showed up at her house, and she was the one to set him straight about being "the angriest man she knows". These two were so good together in that role. It was a toss up between her or Ava. But Winona always wins in my book.
They really were. I was sad to see her storyline get dropped.
Raylan grew up in an abusive, chaotic environment and Winona grew up with an overbearing, most likely narcissistic, mother. It's the vicious cycle and Raylan can't help but be pulled to her because it's what he knows from his childhood and same with Winona.
@@hurricaneaquaticsNot to mention she is ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!
Yup. Graham Yost always said they were soulmates even if they couldn't live together. Great actors and superb chemistry, I loved their scenes.
mine too
Best Tv character. Love this series.
Just love all his reactions.
This is SUCH a great scene.
This is another show that needs to come back
They Tried but Was ‘Woked’ & Sucked Up Ray
Nope! Anything that they would do would be terrible like the Primevil series
@@ericw3229 I don't think so
@kentammykenyon6020 After sitting through 3-4 lame episodes of Primevil I know it would be.
Those were two smart thugs.
watch the whole episode. they're not that smart.
That woman is nothing but a headache, more stress and the arguing-why tf would any sane man want that?
Knowing how things end up between them makes me hate Winona with a passion. She kept using Raylan’s job as an excuse for her unhappiness when she was in fact just selfish and unsupportive.
I love how Raylan ALWAYS gives people a chance and calmly explains the situation with impeccable logic and reason. "Excuse me, guys, I'm a little bit edgy today. Could you please go away?" And after that his crazy girlfriend calls him "angriest man she have ever known". What a bitch.
In the interest of fairness, raylan is exclusively attracted to absolutely gorgeous, insane women who make terrible decisions. They're responsible for their actions, but it's not their fault he keeps picking them.
What show did you even watch? Underneath that cool and controlled exterior is a very angry man, that's one of Raylan's defining characteristics. That's exactly what Winona is alluding to at the end of the pilot. It's not anger in just an outwardly way, but how that anger consumes him and makes him unable to face his trauma or deal with his emotional baggage (hence why he can't maintain a relationship with Winona, the woman he has always been in love with).
Except that's not really what Raylan was doing. His "giving people a chance" is not being nice, it's not doing the normal decent human thing of refraining from murdering everyone who annoys you. No, what Raylan does with these little friendly warnings and chances is giving himself an out to then kill them. The whole title of the show refers to this trait. Raylen is constantly angry, per Winona's diagnosis (said, I should point out, in a fond, friendly manner, after he has broken into her house and threatened her husband) in the pilot, and he is looking for excuses to lash out at people. He is not controlling his anger or dealing with it, he is taking steps to protect himself from the fallout of his habit of expressing his anger through violence. Basically, Raylan is a simpler, more emotional version of Dexter Morgan, and the folksy second chance/fair warning thing is his ritual. Dexter meticulously vets his targets to ensure that they are bad, and incorporates thoroughly covering his tracks into his killing ritual, to both satisfy whatever warped emotional need he must satisfy with homicide. Raylan is doing the same thing with his often provocatively phrased (intentionally so, IMO) warnings to those he confronts, with the same goal as Dexter's detective-designed ritual - sate his bloodlust while not getting charged with felony homicide.
@@Gunleaver You absolutely misunderstood Raylan's character. As basically everyone else in the show. Raylan's constant frustration stems not from him being evil and "emotional Dexter" but from people constantly misjudge him as angry (exactly what you and Wynona did). If he was as you describe him he would kill that hillbilly who wanted to kill a judge, he would kill Duffy, he would kill much more people. He wouldn't be calmly and politely taking off his hat when it is appropriate, as in that scene where mexican granpa tried to defend that "dentist" from season 1. He would be constantly rude, condescending and arrogant. But he never gave even a hint of those qualities. You see - you even misunerdstood the name of the show. it doesn't refer to Raylan trying to give him self an out when killing people, it refers to him constantly being in situations with an unaviodable end but constantly being truly justified in his actions. That's just his life to be in such predicaments. A true man, a true hero. Your point of view on his character is a point of view of a naive woman, who has no idea what world and true men are actually like.
@@maxzymator958 No, the point is he seeks situations where he IS Justified. He is NOT looking for excuses, because he doesn't need excuses, that's the meaning behind his anger. And there is a good bit of self-destructiveness in there as well, which is why he tries to save others from going down his path, like Judge Reardon and Loretta. As for rude, condescending and arrogant - he IS. Condescending & arrogant perfectly describes his attitude toward the guys following him in this clip, he is talking down to them, in the certainty that he can crush them. He does talk smack all the time to bad guys, because deep inside he WANTS them to attack, so he can vent his anger on them. Raylan constantly finds himself in situations where killing is justified, because that's where he wants to be. He could very easily avoid those situations, but he doesn't. He talks a lot about going to Glencoe and getting out of the field, but somehow just keeps putting it off until the very end of the show when he has nothing else to keep him in the field. He did not need to make the threat to Tommy Bucks, or confront him on the rooftop. He could have made an impassioned plea to the judge to keep Dickie Bennett in jail. He could have arranged for protection for Winona and Willa instead of setting up Nicky Augustine to be murdered by Sammy Tonin. His whole method of approaching problems is confrontational, he sees out conflict and confrontation. That it doesn't always end in death, and that he can and does often talk his adversary down, does not change the point that he still seeks out the confrontation and still derives a degree of satisfaction in winning such confrontations by making the other party back down, or by choosing to hold the moral high ground over others by highlighting the point that he COULD kill, and sometimes does not. For example, when the killer convict took a hostage in the Marshall's office, Raylan talked him down for a variety of reasons (this is called a complex character, as opposed to a straight-forward, and boring, goody-two-shoes). Part of it had to do with his empathy for, and identification with, this anti-social thug, and sharing his contempt for the institutions of the law. Part of it was based on agency rivalry, and wanting to get the better of the SWAT team, by resolving the problem peacefully instead of letting them storm the room. Note the methods he uses involve making his boss contribute his special booze and his coworker go on a chicken run. It's Raylan showing off his big-dick energy. Finally, there is the point of making a show of his restraint in front of the federal prosecutor who he knows is going to interview him about his past conduct. And to be clear, Raylan's anger issues do not make him evil. They arguably make him heroic, in that he fights so hard and exercises such control over those issues. The outlet he chooses for his anger makes him extremely useful when there are bad guys who need to be stopped. The point the show is making, repeatedly, is that when a confrontation is NOT called for, Raylan is either useless or an active hinderance. Art is his friend, but considers him a huge pain in the ass, telling Raylan that he's a good lawman, but a lousy Marshall. Tim & Rachel absolutely trust his judgement and skills when it comes to a fight, and the rest of the time are rolling their eyes at him, and complaining about his making more work for them, or else dumping his work on them.
So, does that Town Car have head rests or not
and that ladies and gentlemen, is why you have to eat your vegetables.
Continuity error, the shots inside the car her window is up and the shots outside the car her window is down.
The background video of the car moving looks so dated. It's like something out of the '70s.
One of the funniest parts of the show
Kojak Bang Bang
The driving scenes were always so atrocious. They never spent any money on them and you could tell.
Natalie Zea is sooo beautiful. She was great in The Detour.
I love the Detour! She's so funny on that show.
Why did she get back together with him again if she didn't like what he's doing? 🤔 And don't tell me because she loves him. mehh🥴 If she genuinely loves him she wouldn't have cheated on him. You don't betray someone you love genuinely.
If Raylan would be open with her they would have less issues
Christinith !
OBSERVATION they do a good job showing his ex is personable but a gaslighter
Ava was so good looking it was a crime .
That's not Ava, that Winona. And yeah, she's gorgeous! Never thought Ava was.
Where the hell are the headrests in his car?!?
They were there when he got out of the car.
headrests are often removed from cars for filming. It's also not surprising to see them pop in/out based on the scene.
old car
Those werent stalkers, they were hitmen, misleading. Or dont you watch the show?
DIANA FERNÁNDEZ BEING A “STUD”……SHAME ON YOU, DIANA.
Searching & choosing the Most Droll, inconsequential & daytime soap-like, horrifically boring scenes - from an otherwise-great show. 👃🏻👎🏻✖⛔
Oh come on. Him talking to those two thugs is priceless!! Yet another FINE example of the superb, AWARD-WINNING, dialogue. Heck, every season was one ordinary moment being turned extraordinary by the interplay of the characters and by the dialogue!!
This scene is great!
Of all the KZhead videos you could be trolling, you choose this one. 😂
Never go out with a “girl” that curles her hair like that 😂😂😂😂
Call it in. Plate, model, descriptions. Some federal marshal you are.
For all he knew, they were just as likely to be local bent-to-shit LEO.
@@rcslyman8929 Just because the MSM bandies about foul words against the Police, like the Wormtongues they are, does not mean you should listen to them without specific proof. The protectors and the guarded are divided from each other as the denizens of Hellyweird try to race and class baits war between the entirety of American society. We cannot afford such mistrust. Law Enforcement are not uniformly 'bent' by corruption. Southern Folk are not collectively racist, backward, incestuous bible thumper, buffoons. And the Jewish divide et empera dagger back attempt to label white rule as either collectively evil or inept while themselves hiding the true nature of the criminals whom they use to destroy our cities, DO NOT, by their enabling hand, get a free pass. As cover for what they do, in Gaza. Or had done to them, in Poland. _All Entertainment_ is now single-party owned and politicized. And as such must be looked at as the vile propaganda it is. Which is why, when you see a character do something foolish but at least self-aware and then compound their initial dumbassery by refusing to follow up in a logical, disciplined, fashion to CYA; you must immediately notice it for what it is: an attempt to make stupidity look 'human' rather than simply empty-headed dull. Cops can be dull though FMs usually are not. But like soldiers, they have TTP for everything, to help them cover for laziness and cue lack of trigger instinct with good SOP habits. In-universe, if Raylan Givens were to fall into a viper's den of bought off bandit cops, then the record of his 9-11 call, which is digitized and held as a regional call center federal record, would be a key element in investigating his demise. It would become evidence of the conditions under which he suspected X enough to get help in sorting sheep from goats. Sometimes, the bread crumb trail you leave are the only key to understanding who killed you.
Raylan has other ways of handling things. Just watch the opening scene of the series.
Why rely on others?
This tv show is so unrealistic! 🤬😂
That scene was most definitely not worthy of a KZhead best of! Didn't live up to the title either.
yup. I love the show--but this clip lacks context. Unless you remember the story, it's almost meaningless. You don't know the setup, you can't guess the payoff, and...pfft.
There's always someone using the"woke" word from the parallel plantation world. However, one must agree that this new version of Rayland doesn't do the character justice. An always excellent(and underrated) Timothy Olyphant and his fellow actors deserve a more dinamic script.
Good luck with your new gender
Like a great man named Reagan once said: There you go again! 😂😅
Not only is the writing is a bit woke, but the headrests appear and disappear at random. Could that be a safety issue?
Great observation. Weird.
Headrests in cars are often removed during filming if they might interfere with a shot. If it doesn't matter for the shot they might get left in. As for them popping in and out likely the shots were filmed on different days or from different takes and no one noticed until it was too late and it would be too expensive to reshoot.
The new justified series is embarrassingly woke
Stupid comment. Just accept the series for what it is and get over your anti -“woke” political obsessions.
Can you please define the word "woke"? If you can't, please stop using it. 😂
He's too scared to say it's full of black people 🤣🤣
There’s a new one out?
@@howardcroft3748 What right do you have to police other people's language? Maybe English isn't his first language, which in turn would make you racist.
Hated her character
Loved her character!
You’re the only one