Justified. The Complete 3rd Season

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Call Number: Blu-ray TV Justified Season 3
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Westgate Branch

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Westgate Adult A/V 2-week checkout	Blu-ray TV Justified Season 3	2-week checkout	On Shelf

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Originally broadcast as single episodes of a telelvision series in 2012.
The gunfighter -- Cut ties -- Harlan roulette -- The devil you know -- Thick as mud -- When the guns come out -- The man behind the curtain -- Watching the detectives -- Loose ends -- Guy walks into a bar -- Measures -- Coalition -- Slaughterhouse.
Timothy Olyphant, Neal McDonough, Nick Searcy, Joelle Carter, Walton Goggins, Mykelti Williamson.
Season three introduces a new main villain, Robert Quarles of Detroit. The parent criminal organization connected to the Frankfort mafia has exiled Quarles to Kentucky. Quarles begins to muscle in on the local criminals, successfully supplanting them until Raylan begins investigating. Simultaneously, Dickie Bennett, the lone survivor of the Bennett clan, seeks the aid of the black residents of Noble's Holler and their leader Ellstin Limehouse in recovering his inheritance.
Blu-ray Disc, regions A,B,C, widescreen (1.78:1) presentation; 5.1 DTS-HD MA; 1080p High Definition; requires Blu-ray player.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Must-Binge Television submitted by Meginator on July 8, 2021, 6:52pm By this point, the show has largely abandoned its initial bad guy of the week format, but Justified continues to introduce compelling new characters who make the show’s imagined version of Harlan County, Kentucky, feel completely real. One of the show’s most compelling aspects is its exploration of both law enforcement and criminals; though the show clearly has a strong moral sense of right and wrong, even its most evil wrongdoers (and this season has a big one) are well-rounded and human, to the point where you actually come to root for some of them despite the fact that they are (usually) antagonists for the show’s hero (not *that* guy though). Raylan himself gets a bit of a growth arc that feels a bit abbreviated after a major turning point in his life, but everyone around him is so interesting that it hardly matters. This season gets a bit gory in places and I wish that the other U.S. Marshals had more to do than act solely as convenient backup for the hero, but the show is incredibly adept at building and exploring its characters and it’s difficult to stop watching this season once you get going.