Justified - Raylan vs Nicky Augustine

[@dartagnanjames8069]

I just love how he said "Relax, you're still in the Limo." so offhandedly. He's literally saying, you're not gone yet, you're not safe yet.

[@TalkingHands308]

Exactly, funny Nicky didn't really get the meaning of that. He basically told him that he still had time to deliver on his promise, lol.

[@Hopster1]

"The sooner we get to it, the sooner we get through it". The writing in this series is unparalleled. Best Ever

[@anuthrutoobr]

Fucking love this line.

[@JimBobBobJimmerson]

Not even close lol

[@EricTheBroBean]

This was one of the most important scenes from Justified, revealing in clear detail how far Raylan is willing to go outside the law. It was a huge turning point in my opinion and it proved that in the world of Elmore Leonard, people are people with real motivations instead of the stereotypical good vs bad. Neither Boyd or Raylan can be explained with simplified terms such as good or bad.

[@jadefire2817]

Augustine should have never threatened Winona and the baby. Raylan would have let most anything else go.

[@davejay6855]

All Raylan did here was simply tell the truth. Simple freedom of speech. No further need to volunteer information when he literally didn't even see what happened after exercising his right to tell one person what someone else said about them.

[@jadefire2817]

@@davejay6855 *EXACTLY!!*

[@EricTheBroBean]

@@davejay6855 Im not one to judge anyone based on the laws they break, i could see myself in the same position doing the same thing so right or wrong, it doesnt make him a bad person i think. But he did cross a line that showed how far hes willing to look the other way in the interest of himself or the ones he care about.

[@WithoutRemorse12]

@@davejay6855 He invited Sam to the location. He's on the scene of a Mob hit. He would of kissed his career goodbye if Picker hadn't whacked Sam and later got killed himself.

[@Rudy04]

1:51 Raylan casually seeing Sammy's plane land, knowing what's coming for Nicky but not tipping his hand is one of the 500 reasons Raylan is the best

[@waddsworth]

Holy shit! I never even realized that detail! I'm impressed

[@WilleJamesHuff]

Seen this several times never noticed that until now

[@johnclavis]

To me it's almost more interesting that Nicky *doesn't* react to the light. To him, it's just another rich commuter. It doesn't even occur to him that Raylan could have made the move he did.

[@boblyons8170]

Good eyes! I never even noticed it. Seeing it now, I don't know how I missed the lights and sound.

[@andrewbroering1718]

Shit I thought he just looked away because he was livid at the "but I'll be back -- for your family" Nicky just finished saying. Cool how the threat synced with the remedy arriving by plane.

[@KevinSmith-gu7fb]

I loved how Raylan always gave people a choice. He knew going in that they would make the wrong one, but he still let it be their choice to make.

[@ChuckDickens24]

Arlo in season one and Wade Messr in season 3 are two of my favorite instances.

[@matthewriley7826]

Until Boyd did so in their last standoff.

[@jacobhughes9720]

@@ChuckDickens24 It was the whole reason he would up in Kentucky. The opening scene of the show, he gave that guy a choice to leave Miami. Instead, that guy left the world.

[@rjkessler]

@@jacobhughes9720 the Miami gun thug was badass

[@davidwallen9411]

You can tell in the beginning of the scene Raylan hoped Nicky had a gun. He wanted to do it but found other means

[@jetsamperes5762]

'Then you'll die in this limo'. Never said he would pull the trigger. "If you saw a crime committed against him, you wouldn't as a lawman feel the obligation to intervene?" Never turns around to see the crime committed against him as he is killed in that limo. Such a great scene. A lot packed into 4 minutes.

[@jeffanon1772]

Great point...Raylan didn't say HE'D be the one to kill him in that limo 🤣🤣🤣...as usual, Raylan was 3 steps ahead & knew Sammy's boys would do the job for him...

[@matthewriley7826]

But then creates complications because Raylan committed a crime to get Sammy to deal with his problem, something Art picks up on later.

[@JoshuaXYZ]

This show was great from the first 5 minutes. And it never once let up.

[@frostyrobot7689]

And the thing was, when you thought it sagged, it only just went back and showed you how great it was. A masterpiece.

[@dansherwood9851]

My only complaint….it started dropping f bombs just because. Lots of other words would have fit better but apparently it wanted to get “edgier” over time? I still liked it immensely!

[@johnjones_1501]

@@dansherwood9851 cops and criminals using bad language, including the f-word. It is actually kind of weird that you are okay seeing several murders every week, but someone uses a word that is taboo, for no other reason than that we as a society have decided that it must be taboo, and you freak out.

[@vanlifeguy4816]

​@@johnjones_1501. These people are against foul language but are ok with lgt people. Smh

[@johnjones_1501]

@@vanlifeguy4816 There is nothing wrong with being gay, lesbian, bi or trans. Love is an involuntary biological response that people should not be punished for having. Hating them and saying bigoted things about your fellow men, because you think breaking an 8,000 year old superstitious taboo might get you in trouble with a ghost, is just ignorant.

[@rashad0026]

One of the all time great series. Powerful scene. The writing was fantastic and the dialogue was on another level.

[@nancymiller7294]

Great writing, several days ago was my first time watching the whole series and I loved i! The Wire is another show that is just as relevant, possibly moreso today.

[@pappy451]

@@nancymiller7294 both great series .

[@radford2012804]

It’s coming back

[@Infinito_T]

Yeah but s04 was a bit meh. Let that cop Bob or Ellen May get killed. makes it more realistic. like Helen/Arlo that was good. Game of Thrones also perfectly did not let characters live because they are likeable.

[@rjkessler]

@@Infinito_T are you comparing this show to a trainwreck like Game of Thrones?

[@Iansco1]

The amount of comedy guys who played badasses on this show is amazing.

[@Pro24zach]

The Canadian Mafia is the greatest! And let us not forget how Badass Constable Bob was.

[@indianapolisfoplodge8647]

Constable Bob was a tough SOB.

[@markricci1361]

Yes, who would have thought the Rick had it in him.

[@richardjohnson8709]

Comedy guys are some of the best actors in the world.

[@bwaribitengo9709]

I loved the Dewey Crowe character.

[@jadefire2817]

I do believe Augustine was deeply mistaken in thinking Raylan would not have shot him while he was unarmed. He threatened Winona and the baby. I think Raylan would have filled him full of holes without a second thought. He just happened to have Sammy on tap for it instead. But Augustine was *going* to die, no two ways about it.

[@Arcaryon]

Aye. That’s a big part of what what I like about Raylans character, he upholds his own grey codex and the lead writer perfectly respects this part of the character, cumulating in scenes like this where, despite him not even pulling a gun, everyone who watched the show knew that Augustine was a dead man walking after making his threat and refusing the deal.

[@vincenzowtfisahandle]

@@Arcaryon 100%. Much like he doesn't pull his gun unless he shoots to kill, he doesn't open his mouth for empty threats.

[@Wubby805]

@@vincenzowtfisahandle Good point(s).

[@JnEricsonx]

@@vincenzowtfisahandle Christ, even Boyd probably would have had Raylan's back in the face of a crime boss threatening his wife and kid.

[@vincenzowtfisahandle]

@@JnEricsonx absolutely, at the very least in the earlier seasons.

[@ComedyBros5]

Now I've seen a lot of shows that have a lot of great scenes, but Justified definitely holds the throne of having the most scenes I've ever enjoyed from a series. This sequence, to this day, is one of my favorites in any show I've seen. The dialogue between Raylan and Nicky is so good, and then we see just how far outside the law Raylan is willing to go. Mmm, so dang good!

[@Texas75023]

Best. Justice. Ever.

[@bayouboy8644]

Did he really go outside the Law ? He was suspended.

[@drrumpshake3748]

Thanks for uploading this, it’s my belief that Nicky was the best villain of the entire series: cold, malicious, ruthless, everything you want in a Harlan black hat

[@ComedyBros5]

Mike O'Malley as Nicky certainly was hard to beat, but Sam Elliott's turn as Avery Markham in S6 was fantastic as well, and Margo Martindale as Mags Bennett in S2 was epic, as well as Neal McDonough as Rob Quarrels in S3. Then, of course, you have Walton Goggins as the phenomenal recurring "main" villain Boyd Crowder. The series is full of great villains, but if we're talking about just flat out villain with zero morals...Nicky Augustine!

[@EricTheBroBean]

@@ComedyBros5 You forgot Limehouse played by Mykhelti Williamson, also known for Bubba from Forrest Gump..

[@EricTheBroBean]

@@ComedyBros5 And yeah, Boyd would take the prize but villain is too simple term for him and wouldnt be a fair description. For everything Boyd did, he always had motives, real reasons, and it made me cheer for the guy.

[@jadefire2817]

@@EricTheBroBean I always say Boyd is the antagonist. That seems to suit his level of intelligence and sophistication much more than just "villain".

[@matthewriley7826]

Eh, he’s more like a poor man’s Robert Quarles. Hates the boss’ son, not afraid to use violence, and underestimated Raylan.

[@TG-ld8hl]

Mike O’Malley is such a good actor. The fact that he played this role so well, but was also The Rick, then the jackass brother on Yes, Dear and also the dad on Glee is unreal. Range for days

[@bgmnzz]

Mike O'Malley(as Augustine) was phenomenal this whole season. He was amazing!

[@VainBuddhist]

"relax...you're still in the limo."

[@tonyf5869]

I like that throughout the show we're shown all these different players from cops, judges, federal agents, petty criminals, organized crime, etc And it's implied throughout that had Raylan chosen the streets he certainly would have put his old man to shame and been a very powerful person just as he is with the law.

[@ChuckDickens24]

Absolutely. Also makes me think about how in season 1 the Lord of War and Thunder episode Arlo talks about how his father was zealot style preacher. I read the Boone actor said character had a rough foster home childhood worse than Loretta's experience. More of that general theme where etremity breeds extremity.

[@crookedithagoat794]

@@ChuckDickens24 Boone was the best “villain” in the series period

[@ComedyBros5]

@@crookedithagoat794 Eh, I don't know about best. We didn't get to see enough of him to earn that title. He was wicked and very underused, came in way too late. I think the best villain of Justified was Mags Bennet!

[@crookedithagoat794]

@@ComedyBros5 fair enough.. she is a phenomenal actress for sure

[@doublep1980]

Remember what Boyd said in one episode: " You like shooting people and being an asshole, just as much as I do, Raylan. The only difference is, you have a badge."

[@HughCorbyCruick]

Great writing. Vivid characters. Enough action in between scenes of clever dialogue. Kept you guessing. What a series!

[@davecrupel2817]

"I'm suspended." A.K.A. "He's all yours."

[@rcslyman8929]

Sammy gauging to see if Raylan was a badge he could get in his pocket. Raylan letting Sammy know that, right in that particular moment, he just doesn't care enough.

[@thedudeabides3138]

Nailed it.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

Yeah, you could tell they wrote that to imply he was open to deal of services for protection of his family.

[@rolandmiller5456]

He knew Raylan couldn't be bought but he had to make that shot at it anyway. He also already knew Nicky was planning on killing him.

[@matthewriley7826]

Didn’t stop him from bragging about it to the Canadians later, which creates complications when Art starts to investigate…

[@noelkelly63]

There was never a more perfect role for an actor. Watched this a few times and it just gets better, the one liners are so relatable from lines we hear growing up as 70/80 babies. Whoever wrote this script deserves more credit

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

Nicky is such a great example of a Justified villain. He doesn't need a gun or even a proclivity towards violence to be intimidating. Nicky isn't an aggressive man. He sees things very clearly, almost mathematically. Problems, tools, distractions, and entertainment. He's cold, but in an almost goofy way. Like nothing in Harlan is worth his full attention.

[@justinzinkowski5933]

Wow. This is a miss. A man who has an infamous hit list...isn't aggressive?

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

@@justinzinkowski5933 It's all the same to him. He doesn't growl before a kill or make threats about what you'll suffer. He just does it, or tells you it's going to happen as a matter of fact.

[@spatadia]

Proclivity towards violence? Doesnt he shoot the great Stephan Tobolowsky within 2 mins of his first on screen appearance in the show?

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

@@spatadia that's because he knew he was a loose end looking to take the money & run. That's his severance package. Proclivity to violence is more like Coover, who is almost incapable of not picking a fight with Raylan.

[@Dadewey88]

He called raylan out for making ppl pull so he could kill them. He saw raylan but didn’t realize how far he would take it when you mess with his family

[@kevinthomas4930]

"I'm suspended" Most awesome way to say eff Nicky without actually saying, eff Nicky.

[@matthewriley7826]

But doesn’t help his unease at realizing he’s committed a crime since Nicky robbed him of a “justified” kill.

[@PheonixSunstar001]

I've never seen a single complete episode of this show. But I've seen enough clips of it that I could probably convince someone that I've seen em all. One of the best shows I've never watched but wish i had the time to.

[@guarddog318]

Make the time. It's worth it.

[@LenGott8345]

This as well done as it was, people miss the moment before this which set it up. There was a question that Boyd asked, which Raylan NEVER ANSWERED. Cause Raylan knew what he was set to do and knew he couldn't answer. The question? "I wonder what it is that you tell yourself when you lay down at night that allows you to believe that you're not the bad guy." It's in this moment where you see, before THE MOMENT he's actually worse than his father ever was at his. This is in so many words or not, what set the stage for the homestretch so to speak. The drawn out battle he'd have with the Crowes which would pull Boyd in and inevitably lead to where we all knew it would. Raylan v. Boyd. Raylan by this point wants finality so badly, he kicks the gun to Boyd and Boyd refused to give Raylan the satisfaction of ending it on HIS TERMS. But losing his father, finding out he was on the verge of becoming one himself and nearly having it ripped from him by a Detroit thug... Yeah. I'd have done the exact same thing Raylan did here. Offer you the carrot knowing you will refuse, then leave you in the box on wheels to get that toe tagged. I absolutely loved this and what set it all up.

[@ComedyBros5]

Hell yes. Well said, feller. The writing of this series is simply second to none, and the actors/actresses in all their roles were too perfect. Most well-rounded show I've ever laid eyes on! My only complaint is that Avery Markham and his goons should've been introduced earlier, towards the end of Season 5. Give us more screen time with them!

[@philliptivis3082]

When Sammy asked if Raylan was going to do anything about what was about to happen, he could have said "he threatened my family" and that would have been a complete tonal shift. Establishing to Sammy and anyone else associated with the Detroit Mafia that this is a line crossed at your immediate peril. But Raylan being Raylan he went with "I'm suspended" and walks away. God, i love this show. So excited for the miniseries tonight!

[@itaughturgirl]

This is probably my favorite scene from Justified.

[@dmcrun3572]

I’m suspended …(and I love the music that kicks off with Raylan saying that)

[@WithoutRemorse12]

It was supposed to lead to whole lot more complicated and morally ambiguous storytelling. They had to copout in season 5.

[@seanmccleskey818]

Nicky never knew what hit him.

[@handsomeclem208]

Nicky was already marked for death for violating one of the rules of the Code of Omerta, being messing with the family of whom the Detroit Partnership considered a honest law enforcement officer, so it was a matter of time before the hit was carried out.......

[@handsomeclem208]

.....This was considered a show of respect for an adversary such as Raylan......

[@handsomeclem208]

@Charlie Runkle: Nicky was an high ranking associate of the thinly disguised in the series Detroit Partnership and not the Dixie Mafia, and thus would be subject to the code of Omerta at some point; being an associate and not a fully made member meant it would be much easier to authorize the hit as you saw.....

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

I wish they would have done a shot of Nicky realizing what was about to happen before they lit up the limo.

[@seandlax9]

@@charlierunkle19he wasn’t Dixie Mafia, he was part of Theo Tonin’s crime family, which was very clearly meant to be Sicilian Mafia. Alan Tudyk’s character even has an Italian speaking part. The Dixie Mafia in the show is a different crew/organization than Tonin’s crime family.

[@lancekostecka368]

i forgot how good this show was. I know this is just one clip but the show is full of them. Thanks for the memories I think its time to bring out the DVD's and get caught up again.

[@stephaniefield3026]

They should bring this show back. I never missed one. One of the best series on TV.

[@insanityprawnz8884]

They are but its set in a big city now

[@ricrinehart975]

Yes the first one was last night it's every Tuesday on FX and set in Detroit

[@jimmckittrick6515]

They did and it wasn't even close to the original with regards to writing or acting.

[@normancarter5419]

That was one of the Top 10 Scenes from Justified, and in 5 minutes you learned A LOT about Raylan's character and sense of Justice, and what can be "Justified".

[@donaldstancil4377]

In all 6 seasons of this show, I've never seen Raylan look shook, despite the threat he was facing.

[@frankyjd]

I think he looked shook because he knew now that he was gonna do something he normally wouldn’t do and for a second it didn’t sit right with him

[@donaldstancil4377]

@@frankyjd I think that was resignation...he already knew where it was heading.

[@nobodiesaltbutmine6674]

What about him and Boon in S6? He definitely looked nervous

[@donaldstancil4377]

@@nobodiesaltbutmine6674 Yes, have to give you that one. If not nervous definitely concerned.

[@DEEKATHY251]

​@@donaldstancil4377Yes,thus scene the Boone was the only two I think Raylan was ever shook in

[@KenMac-ui2vb]

Will always be one of favorite series of all time.

[@pontiacGXPfan]

I watched this cat in Yes, Dear and never thought he could actually play a villain

[@DinanBMWm5]

Lol loved that show.

[@N8570E]

After watching this for many, many times, I must say, "That is Cool". Thank you for your efforts. May you and yours stay well and prosper. Terry

[@CCCW057]

Justified is coming back for a limited run. Already filmed. Yes!!

[@mschrage618]

Most badass moment this season

[@andrewbroering1718]

The way he delivers "so if i say I'm gonna kill your family -- im gonna kill your family!" and then "im headed to detroit...but I'll be back--for your family." comes off so sincere and authentic. It still creeps me out. Best dialogue in a car scene since On The Waterfront 😂 and that's like comparing apples and computers.

[@mountainfarmer2992]

I loved this scene so much. Pivotal to the overall plot.

[@elskid206]

I love the confused. Look on Sammy's face right after Rayland walks away. It takes a bit for him to do the math and come up with what just happened

[@matthewriley7826]

He was probably wondering if Raylan would be willing to continue working for the family, but decided not to discuss it at this time. Didn’t stop him from bragging to the Canadians he had a “fed” in his pocket.

[@burning4buddy639]

One of the best series that ever was filmed. Hands down one of my top three.

[@dallisb1047]

One of my all time favorite shows.

[@steveneyerman2958]

“Relax.. you’re still in the limo” 🥶 Homie never even knew that raylanwas in control the whole time.

[@matthewriley7826]

Not that Raylan was pleased with the way he “won”.

[@martinmatajr.6196]

I’ve learned one thing about Raylan. If he makes an offer, no matter how crazy it sounds, TAKE IT.

[@jordanturner7917]

Always good to have Jeff Bezos as a homie

[@danieldickson8591]

I wonder if Nicky realized, before the end, that this was what Raylan meant about him dying in the limo.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

We need a spin off in a alternate timeline. One where Raylan was never a Marshal, but instead an outlaw. Him and Boyd would make epic partners.

[@TalkingHands308]

Or one where Boyd was the Marshal, lol.

[@jessestreet2549]

First cop show I've liked since Gunsmoke. Marshall Dillon was also "flexible" from time to time.

[@racheddar]

I have a feeling Raylan and Boyd could never be real partners. They'd turn rivals really fast.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

@@racheddar idk. I think the only thing that separated Raylan from being an outlaw was the badge. He truly cared for Boyd and vice versa. I think the animosity we see that he has for Boyd in the show is because It was like looking at a mirror of what he would have become if he didn't become a Marshal.

[@racheddar]

@@napalmstickylikeglue I think what separated Raylan from the outlaws were two things: his hatred for Arlo (which as of season 6 was no longer a motivation) which was also leading him astray from the path of a lawman, and the lesson that his Aunt Helen imparted on him, to escape and be better than the place he was raised in. He definitely sees himself in Boyd, and Boyd at first sees Raylan as just an outlaw with a badge, but by the end (after Raylan spares him) he sees him as the man who managed to do what no one else could - escape Harlan and the outlaw life. I think if Raylan and Boyd had both been outlaws, they would have still found each other on opposite sides. Even from the very first episode we saw them itching to see who was a better shot, we saw them competing as rivals and friends again and again. And not just by chance, it seemed like part of who they are personality wise.

[@DalonCole]

Miss this show.

[@tonymanero5544]

Very good writing and actors delivering the lines.

[@gavinscott8903]

Great series can't wait to watch the new show I think it's a movie this time. Whatever I sure Raylan will keep us entertained as per usual

[@diannadawson4429]

I think it’s 8 episodes.

[@Muddybuddie]

The writing in the series was amazing

[@kerrystiffler7735]

Oh, I sure do MISS this show!!!❤😢❤😢

[@tristangriffith2957]

I didn't realise until now that you heard and saw the plane land while he was talking to nicky

[@matthewriley7826]

Raylan did too, that’s why he’s so confident leaving the limo.

[@kirk0respite]

Tommy bucks watching from hell: Bro should have taken the deal

[@matthewriley7826]

Or conversely “Heh, this guy managed to tarnish his badge!”

[@claytonlandon5857]

"Relax. You're still in the limo." Nicky really needed to give that comment more weight.

[@dandyvickery9280]

That was a wicked fucking cool move on Raylands part, he's like hell I'm suspended, badass,!!!!

[@bevalexander5897]

I loved Justified! One of my favorite shows ever. Of course, it might be because Timothy is my only celebrity crush. But if he wasn’t, this show would have made him one! Raylan and Boyd are both characters written in ways that make them human. Raylan isn’t all good, and Boyd wasn’t all bad. Walter Goggins brought that out by the way he played him. Hope Boyd makes an appearance in Detroit in the upcoming show.

[@ColemanJRimer]

My mom told my stepfather and I that she'd leave both of us behind for Timothy Olyphant hahaha.

[@bevalexander5897]

@@ColemanJRimer That’s hilarious, and I don’t blame her!

[@rjkessler]

​@@ColemanJRimer you're banging your mom?

[@seanellio]

"Relax. You're still in the limo." I love that.

[@fnusecurity5112]

When a bad guy thinks he is above the law or to powerful to be attacked. Then they get taken out.

[@clintoncampbell236]

Not true look at the federal government.

[@tonymanero5544]

Waiting to see Trump in handcuffs.

[@fnusecurity5112]

@@tonymanero5544 We all waiting for all the Biden's and Clinton's in matching cuffs. But we all know they bought all the law. That if we did any one thing they did. We be serving life in a Federal prison.

[@PastarocketS-sb7nk]

Fighting 🔥 with 🔥 usually works best.

[@billybowens5834]

"People always say theres a line they wont cross until the shyt starts"Migs Mayfield the Mandalorian

[@nawaralsabagh1329]

Nicky Augustine made the mistake saying that he’s going to kill Rylan family

[@Capt_OscarMike]

Well, I was expecting DEWEY CROWE to pop-up out of the back of the Limo & inform Nicky not to worry if he has 4 KIDNEYS....I realize this as far away from Dewey scene's as the show could pivot but listening to the man, actor who plays Dewey Crowe give interviews or in other roles is rather shocking....The actor who played Dickie Bennett also did an amazing job....just imagine having either of those 2 character's haircuts for 5-6 years (part of each year)....

[@maxbrazil3712]

Max Perlich (Sammy) has always been one of my favorite actors.

[@chruxx]

3:42 "Picker...!" His coolest moment.

[@charlierunkle19]

I'm with Raylan on this one, I would do anything to protect my family. Police can't protect you forever

[@Avallachgrey]

Police can't protect. They are there to sweep up the pieces and try and keep THAT bad guy from striking again.

[@scotthartman8993]

Change the Forever to Ever.. No mater what it says on the cars.. Protect and Serve is a BS motto for the folks that show up after shit goes bad... Catch and Serve would be better.. unless it is SOme of teh newer areas with the nutjob DAs.. then they should put "Catch and Release" on the cars

[@matthewriley7826]

I suppose, but they could’ve gone into witness protection until law enforcement dealt with Nicky then got back to their regular lives. But Raylan needed things handled his way.

[@josephnoneofyourbeeswax8517]

Easily the "darkest" and the darkest scene in the whole great series.

[@fredrik8500]

The funniest part about this scene is the idea that a cop would feel obliged to uphold the law

[@calypso4396]

One of the best scenes

[@doublep1980]

Moral of the story: never underestimate how far a seemingly "good guy" will go to protect his family and also never underestimate the seemingly pampered son of your mob boss.

[@zosiakowalczyk3256]

But raylan is a good guy , there are many movies were the good guy kills the bad guy for messing with his family , he did what had to be done in order to protect his family from the mafia , i mean they wouldnt have threatend raylan’s family in the first place If it wasnt for the fact that he was a good guy lawman who ruined their plans and put bad guys to jail .

[@lancer8889]

Badass scene, but Art being such a baby about it later on kind of sours it for me. Like what exactly was Raylan supposed to do? Let Nicky go back to Detroit and solidify his position as boss where he would then have the luxury of continuously sending killers after Raylan and his family?

[@matthewriley7826]

No, he doesn’t care that Nicky died he does care that Raylan committed a crime setting him up like that. Then he admits it, implicating him as well, but can’t do anything because there’s no evidence.

[@michaellarnach4161]

Raylan told him he was going to die in that limo, if raylan says something, he usually means it.

[@ShadeTavish]

"I don't think you realize. That boss you're hearing... ain't your theme. It's mine."

[@jakewilliams2728]

Mike O'Malley from Guts is fantastic. He like, "DO DO DO DO YA HAVE IT!? GUTS!!

[@davetv3898]

Clear and cold , sudda taken the offer 😎

[@josephmarino3045]

Funny how a suspension can play in your favor... Yes boss I did hear some gunshots last night must have been poachers-

[@jakerobinson3446]

Honestly people like this and the shield makes you understand why sometimes the end justifies the means. The law is not always fair or right so sometimes crossing the line is the only way to end these type of threats

[@RichardWhite-lh7yy]

Important!!! Don't threaten somebody's family!!!

[@Celtic_Blade]

Raylan is like dumbledore. Be thankful he’s not on the bad guy’s side because otherwise he’d have won.

[@Comicsluvr]

I really need to watch this show!

[@rjkessler]

You won't be disappointed.

[@jimherbert007]

Do it

[@jamesscanlan6240]

You'll get addicted. It never disappoints.

[@kevinamaral5816]

Such a great scene that really gets undercut with the music at the end. Too jaunty and kind of jarring.

[@Not_on_u_tub]

This scene clearly demonstrates good vs evil. Raylan was absolutely ethical. "The Law" changes throughout time and from location to location. The Law is not absolute and is of fallible men. One should try to follow the laws of man for one's own best interests. What is legal is not always what is right. What is right is not always legal. I do my best to stay within the bounds of the law. But, I always do the right thing, no matter how ugly it may be.

[@Texas75023]

Best. Justice. Ever.

[@FrankRomerophoto]

This is what is missing in the new series.

[@novicebb]

I don't think Raylan would have let him be killed by Theo Son if Nicky didn't confirm he was gonna come back and kill his family. That sealed his fate. Raylan knows Nicky Augustine is more dangerous than Theo son is

[@JnEricsonx]

Unreasonable men make life so difficult-Rutger Hauer.

[@RobertGarcia-qk1gl]

New breed of Eastwood....longtime favorite

[@razorfett147]

Nicky was kind of a moron. Announcing to a federal officer that he intended to kill his rival and then the officer's family. Raylan couldve hauled him up right then n there and it probably wouldve stuck in court. But, Raylan didnt really WANT to take Nicky alive. So thats that.

[@matthewriley7826]

Well he was suspended. And Raylan wanted to end things there and then. He didn’t have the patience doing it the “right” way.

[@frankiecrocker]

Nicky Augustine was a vile, ruthless villain whose despicable nature is only surpassed by Robert Quarles.

[@Qusin111]

I'm suspended.... and have a severe hearing loss.

[@bruceperron3796]

I'm glad Mr Givens is back

[@curtisyost5247]

Sooner we get it turn😢 from a negative into a positive

[@TheNinjaMarmot]

Nicky's guys had no loyalty towards him. Goes to show how bad a boss he was.

[@B.T.R.-sj4if]

Poor Picker - being blown up by the crafty devious Boyd and his explosive brilliance. What a scene for giving up smokes. Here Raylan shows that his Gran shipping him off and ending up as a dead eye at 'Glanco' - that piece of Arlow is forever in him as his son. Here we witnessed the son of Arlow.

[@richardwhite795]

"DON'T mess with my Family"!!!🔥🔥💥💥💥😺

[@Youcanthandlethetruthever]

Great story!

[@jim6690]

When it comes to coolness, there aren't many who can compete with Raylan Givens.

[@GalloPazzesco]

This scene echoed S1 E1 opening scene ... almost a mirror image except Raylen played it a different way.

[@morien5062]

I love it when a good plan comes together 😉

[@johncavedo3706]

Anyone who wouldn’t do ANYTHING to protect his family is just wasting oxygen.

[@theo-jamesmoulton2000]

Said he’d die in the limo. Never said it would be him who pulled the trigger.

[@juangiordano287]

NICE TITLE AND SERIES TOO. AS MY GRANDPA SAID: DON'T LET IT RUN, KEEP IT SITTING

[@steztoyz]

Awesome!