Justified | Dewey Confronts Boyd (ft. Walton Goggins) | Wild Westerns

Furious after Boyd (Walton Goggins) backstabbed him, Dewey (Damon Herriman) goes to convince his boss and the man he respects more than anything.
Season 6 Episode 1, 'Fate's Right Hand': Raylan guides Ava through the process of informing on Boyd, and tries to turn Boyd's old ally against him; Boyd works to pull off a daring heist right under Raylan's nose.
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Enforcing his own brand of justice, US Marshal Raylan, a strong-willed, quiet law-man haunted by his past, returns to his native town to see that justice is served to those in need.
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[@TheRealBDouble]

I'll admit, I was shocked that Boyd killed Dewey. I figured he'd be one to survive. The fact that Dewey got killed and Dickie didn't is wild

[@WithoutRemorse12]

He basically made it clear he would turn on Boyd if he manipulated him again.

[@picallo1]

@@WithoutRemorse12 Exactly this. Boyd knew he was no longer useful.

[@AimeeO_is_watching]

I agree. But this is another reminder of how evil Boyd is. He's so charming and Goggins plays him with so much color that you forget he's a bad bad man.

[@picallo1]

@@AimeeO_is_watching yes in the beginning he was kind of a HomeTown low-level drug guy. But then he becomes really dangerous

[@slewone4905]

Dewey had to die. He lost control and was getting worse. I'm surprised Boyd gave Dewey one more chance after what his cousins did. . Boyd fulfilled Dewey's dream. He was happiest owning the brothel.

[@petercollinson8039]

As much as I enjoyed watching Boyd in action, this scene felt like he'd finally gone so far that he was gone completely. A truly bitter end for one of the series most memorable characters. And storytelling that sticks with you.

[@philhopper3642]

This scene to me was showing that Boyd was going to lose. Once you've gone that far there is no coming back. He betrayed one of his oldest friends, there's no coming back from that

[@jamesmaybrick2001]

@@philhopper3642 Boyd was always a charming sociopathic POS. The last series just makes sure that the audience absolutely knows it. When he murders that unconnected innocent dude thats the end of the road, naratively speaking.

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

But he did it quickly and unexpectedly. Boyd solved a problem, but with mercy. Dewey would have ended Boyd if he had been allowed to leave.

[@shago6684]

Damon Herriman (Dewey) was amazing in this scene. Amazing and crazy scene.

[@dajolaw]

I think because his character was often the comic foil, his performance is often overlooked among this amazing ensemble, but he's right up there with the rest of them.

[@NestorCaster]

The one thing that most of the characters in the series underestimated about Boyd, except Ada, was: the moment he believed in something, his resolved was without question. Even Rylan battled with fully believing, until the end of the series--that Boyd would be so steadfast in anything, let alone even his own survival, to become the sheer force of will, for which, Boyd ended up being. And what’s on full display here is, when Boyd’s steadfast resolve and determination to live as an outlaw, is brought to its peak, and terrible limits-- and Dewey paid the price.

[@jackstewart2258]

I have been searching for this scene for YEARS and nothing but now this Thank you person who runs this Chanel

[@billybatts8283]

Excellent instincts by Boyd. Dewey never even had the chance to draw.

[@slewone4905]

my feeling is Boyd did it so it would be painless for Dewey.

[@glennevitt5250]

The character, a Dewey crow was always hilarious specially when him and that woman got into it when he needed to use the bathroom, that is the funniest one of all🤣🤣🤣😎💯

[@user-fo5gt9fq3y]

This is pure acting. Real acting!

[@kevinthomas4930]

That was one of the most cold blooded killings in the whole series. All they had been through together, Dewey doing everything Boyd told him to do, Boyd shoots him in the back of the head, gives his orders, and leaves like he just squashed a bug.

[@timothydavidcurp]

So savage and a remarkable revelation of just what a (charming) monster - but still a monster - was Boyd.

[@slewone4905]

Dewey betrayed him by trusting his cousins, or letting his cousins intimidate him. Boyd lt him down easy.

[@roymarsh8077]

All this time and I've just found out how Dewey ended. Wow. Just when I was starting to like Boyd.

[@jonathonpolk3592]

Same. I always wondered what happened to Dewey. Never thought Boyd would do this to his friend. Not like this. He really lost it.

[@3zhay]

Dewey actor is so good hope I get to see him in other things

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

He was in Mr in-between a series from Australia

[@garcel1251]

@@dirtyscoundrel2013great show short lived

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

@@garcel1251 yup

[@Baelzar]

@@dirtyscoundrel2013 And Freddy is so different from Dewey, it's difficult to believe it's the same actor.

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

@@BaelzarThe character in Mr. in-between is so whiney and needy. I prefer Dewey.

[@pspicer777]

We are Dewey, time is Boyd. We should be so lucky to die while hoping for the future.

[@chrispile3878]

Dewey was a crap human, but I felt sorry for him when Boyd put him down.

[@michaelhotz7118]

One hell of an actor.

[@mmpatriot2170]

Holy S4!T! I’ma big fan of Justified, and I was thinking that scene was one of best I’d even seen. And then the ending?!?

[@jimmyfaruki2651]

this is Walt's show. When he is not on it there is a difference.

[@peterscoop2647]

Cold blooded

[@nado9159]

Should’ve went back to poaching gators. Which I didn’t realize were in Kentucky.

[@bigc5090]

Well he's from Florida

[@nado9159]

@@bigc5090 Just goes to show… you’ll never leave Harlan alive.

[@bigc5090]

@@nado9159 even if you aren't born there

[@TheStrategos392]

This was Justified’s version of Michael dealing with Fredo.

[@Deckard-by1qd]

Loved Boyd, but he went out just like he came in, a cold blooded killer.

[@NDTexan]

He ended up in prison after the original series and then the second series had him escaping prison to set up a teaser for another show. He never went out technically, unless I'm missing something

[@lowellcalavera6045]

Poor Karl was loyal to the end. Look what it got him.

[@almondrick5967]

I thought Dewey by just luck he would survive.

[@robertzendejas8349]

Dewey wanting things to be like they were was an immature desire that he had let develop to the point that he did what no man should ever do, speak of it. It's childish, the past can and will only be in the past, for better or worse, there is no going back home. His thinking is irreversibly compromised. There is no walking the stated sentiment back, in many ways Boyd gave Dewey a merciful exit. Painless, immediate, and totally unexpected. No longer would Dewey be depressed and longing for something that can never be.

[@eyeofbrown1387]

In the situation on the show (or in the line of criminal “work”), yeah, that’s probably a dangerous way of thinking. For us regular folk, not so much. True, it can’t be the same again, as life does go on, and people change. But some of us are fortunate to have a person or people that we can open up to about wanting the glory days back. We can reminisce and acknowledge a good time in life, and that shared acknowledgement and reminder of that time can sometimes LITERALLY be a lifesaver. Speaking from experience on that last part, btw. That shared recollection of the good times reminds us that while we’re alive, there is the potential to have more good times in the future.

[@robertzendejas8349]

@eyeofbrown1387 You are absolutely right of course. My observation is only relevant within the very narrow parameters stated. The ways that civilized and honest people interact and relate with one another is completely different from what outlaws can and will do. The adage, "Trust no one" , only applies to outlaw and political living. Best of health and fortunes to you and yours.

[@eyeofbrown1387]

@@robertzendejas8349 Appreciate that! Same to you and yours. And hats off to a fellow Justified fan!

[@mmpatriot2170]

I appreciate the conversation here. One of the more “real” exchanges I’ve ever seen in an internet comment section. Not joking. 👍

[@danieldickson8591]

Don't ever turn your back on Boyd Crowder.

[@danweyant4909]

Shoulda stuck to gator poaching

[@jeffanon1772]

It's safer...

[@alexislewis4629]

I knew when Boyd lost it getting pushed by the miners in the dry season when he was really trying, especially after his dad killed his followers, he had gone to the dark side... I knew the way he talked to him this was going to happen tho

[@lowellcalavera6045]

Boyd recommended to Dewey that he leave town.

[@georgesgauthier]

A testament to the writing and acting of this show is that we can feel sympathy for a white supremacist.

[@300lbsNick]

So true

[@JPerry-jw9ik]

well, they're people too. Broken people, but people nonetheless.

[@jasonmurdoc9533]

As a Jew I never felt that. Every time I would start to I would be like oh right

[@JPerry-jw9ik]

@@jasonmurdoc9533 OH yeah, forgot. The chosen ones are the only ones that are able to be supremacists.. Got it.

[@yougotsomemoneyformeboy5297]

@@jasonmurdoc9533 lmfao

[@jsimmons12]

This was the first episode of Season Six, and right away you could tell they wrote Boyd darker. I didn't care for it to be honest. Season 1-5 Boyd was a likeable outlaw who usually killed people you wanted dead anyway. Season 6 Boyd killed everyone.

[@J_GoTTi]

With no context & never watching this show once. I saw that coming from 100 miles away.

[@MrClean3381]

That's how Jesse James died

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

I always wondered what happened to dewey. He was a whiner in everything be was in

[@loyalbaratheon]

Tbh it was a sigh of relief to see him go, tho he was a funny character, Dewey was just annoying as hell

[@thegoodguys1805]

i had no idea that the actor that plays dewey is an aussie

[@jeffanon1772]

He also played a great Charles Manson in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood