Raylan Investigates Dickie for the Pervert | Justified (Timothy Olyphant)

After Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) asks about Jimmy (Jesse Luken), who's gone, Coover (Brad William Henke) throws a rat and says something rude, but Dickie (Jeremy Davies) stops the trouble, bids farewell, mentioning Raylan's hat.
From Season 2, Episode 01: "The Moonshine War"
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Deputy Raylan Givens has his own, Wild West-style methods of upholding justice, putting him at odds with the criminals he hunts and with his bosses in the U.S. Marshals Service. And an incident prompts his reassignment to the Kentucky district where he grew up. The character is based on one created by author Elmore Leonard in several books and short stories.
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[@simonhadley8829]

Dickie seems a lot cooler and more level headed here than he does later in the series.

[@rnash999]

From just this interaction you'd think he wasn't an idiot but everything else he did was just one screw-up after another.

[@MichaelDelvalle-nt4gp]

I mean next to his brother he just looks like less of an idiot@@rnash999

[@Adiscretefirm]

Once he began to lose his privileged position he got desperate, he rode his mother and brother's coattails to get where he was.

[@kevinthomas4930]

Mags changed all that when she kicked him out of the family.

[@gawainethefirst]

He had more cards in his hand at the time.

[@danieldickson8591]

It's odd to see Raylan and Dickie acting so civil with each other. You'd almost think there was genuine liking between them.

[@JR-zv6qm]

Hard to believe he played Upham in Saving Pvt. Ryan. Night & day. Great acting as always by Davies.

[@josephvelez7680]

holy shit - never knew that. that's a damn good acting job

[@ThrashingCode]

Damn. Good catch!

[@johngo3715]

He also voiced Baldur in God of War

[@DVDVAMPIRE01]

He was also in Twister.

[@jeffbosworth8116]

All you had to do was look in the kitchen.... Awesome line

[@elskid206]

Dickie was there to protect Coover THIS time but not later in the mine. Unfortunately NO ONE was there to protect Dickie the LAST time he met Raylan,

[@chrispile3878]

Perfectly written, perfectly acted.

[@schneiderelly]

This whole season was great

[@liamgross7217]

One of the best tv shows ever.

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

Dickie played like a cool cat

[@MohamedElouarda-qk6ws]

​@@schneiderellythe 3 first seasons were perfect. The 4th i liked less. Still finished. Didnt remember anything else

[@jchase5468]

Kinda funny how all of em that grew up together kinda give each other a chance to not fuck shit up…but if you do I gotta treat you like anyone else

[@macbuff81]

I liked the actor portraying Dickie in "Lost" too

[@nickinurse118]

I have an ex from Kentucky who used to try to describe to me what it was like down there. I'm from New York so I thought I grew up in a rough setting, he would tell me that it was much rougher in the hills and hollers of Kentucky. When this show came out I realized what he was talking about

[@petermgruhn]

So he was talking about ignorant Hollywood prejudice? I can see why he's an ex.

[@btasler]

I'm amazed at how much I like this show...

[@noeldown1952]

RIP Brad William Henke

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

Amazing how many shows and movies he played in. Sorry to hear the sad news.

[@raptor1672]

Wait he died?! Fuck! RIP

[@patrickglenn4038]

One of my favourite scenes.

[@kkrauter1]

Great scene...

[@RogerBabsonVikingLuck17]

"Dickie for the Pervert" is a great band name.

[@danieldickson8591]

And I thought "Barenaked Ladies" was a problematic name for a band. 😏

[@oldindependent3040]

I love her chill

[@trenae77]

Love his respect for her capacity.

[@Pizza-gb1ch]

If you'd get otta the line of fire.

[@Pizza-gb1ch]

@trenae77, Right?!

[@danieldickson8591]

Art: "She's the best marshal I've got." Raylan: "You know I'm right here." Art: "I know."

[@thewatchmen4920]

HE SHOULD'VE TRIED her to see if she might've just been bluffing

[@danieldickson8591]

That's incredibly bad advice. Coover would likely end up dead, because either Rachel kills him, or he kills her then Raylan kills him. Even if everyone is only wounded, he'll be under arrest for assaulting a US Deputy Marshal.

[@pnut3844able]

They were both from LOST lol

[@pputnam100]

The actor who plays Coover is fantastic, so menacing, so scary

[@pnut3844able]

He was in LOST, and also voiced Baldur in God of war.

[@JackOfSomeTrades29]

@@pnut3844able wrong yokel, buddy. op was talking about the big one, not dickie

[@trueblue6201]

​@pnut3844able You are thinking of Jamie Davis who plays Dickien Daniel Faraday, and Baldur Coover is played by the late Brad William Henke. He played in the NFL I want to say between 1989 and 1994. He was in a Superbowl XXIV with the Denver Broncos against the San Francisco 49s (49s won). He played Tony Tucci (a survivor of the Ice Truck Killer) in Dexter, Bram (a member of Jacob's team) in Lost, Frank (the guy who defaced Pam's mural and fought with the boom operator) in the Office, and his most famous role as Officer Desi Piscatella (a major antagonist in season 4 and 5) in Orange is the New Black.

[@cullycross4786]

Rat abuse.

[@anderss8027]

She's magnificent ❤️❤️❤️

[@danieldickson8591]

To slightly paraphrase Michael Clark Duncan in The Whole Nine Yards: "Ain't nothin' finer than a fine-lookin' woman holdin' a gun."

[@trenae77]

Her class and way of carrying herself in any situation just illustrates to us how horrendously underplayed Rachel Brooks was a character. She had minimal lines and STILL managed to outshine Raylan on a good day :D

[@henchmen999]

Jesus Christ Elliot, E.T. Told you to be good.

[@ernstergarcia]

that's not henry thomas. that's corporal upham from saving private ryan.

[@henchmen999]

@@ernstergarcia I am aware, the joke is he looks like him

[@bobknox7164]

Being from Canada, and not knowing qny better, i just gotta ask. Are people in the deep south really that f-ing stupid? I mean, we got redbecks. Just go to Kamloops, you'll see what i mean. But, damn, i hope that's just theatrics!

[@MarklovesAngels]

Not being general here, but yeah. But they don't have an exclusive. Every state, every city, every village has their idiots who think they've discovered a new way to beat out others, cheat, or steal that no one in the whole history of the human race ever thought of before.

[@SaintNyx]

In the show, this character (Coover) is a simpleton. A lot of the characters are very smart, and most of them are just normal people.

[@oldindependent3040]

there's stupid ppl all over

[@adventreaper]

From western ky. Yeah, and most arent as quick with a good threat or insult. Most are like Dewey Crowe....

[@rosesoulis1840]

IN FLORIDA we are well behaved criminals....MIAMI folks are a lil crazy

[@jeffreysokal7264]

Not really funny or entertaining, watching the way it still is in most of the country, especially the south.

[@petermgruhn]

You know this because...?

[@trenae77]

You're not wrong, but let's call it as this; my 'entertainment' is how well they do hit it on the head. Looking beyond what most would poke fun at and seeing how the actors grasp the emotions that the professionals most likely would be feeling at that point. Here Raylan looks like he's not taking the situation seriously, but you can tell by the way he carries himself he's ready to shift gears the moment either of them steps out of line. He puts himself between Rachel and the Bennetts because he knows his history with them makes him their primary target. His few glances back are just to ascertain Rachel's position and readiness to act. The moment the camera shifts to her, you know the game's ready to be called.

[@stevewisniewski5860]

I have enjoyed this show, about every season, however the stage prop manager hasn't a clue as to just how nice this yard looks. This is not even close to reality. Everything so shining, pretty, straight metal fences, no rust, nice drive... so the shooting the gun in the kitchen I get but the rest? I still like the show.

[@danieldickson8591]

Well, I'm seeing rust and dirt on the metal in front of the house, and corrosion on the edge of the eaves.