For the record, I am a middled aged woman who is happily married and who also abhors television violence. But I watch Justified every week (recorded on the DVR, I’m old and fall asleep early). Every week. I put up with an hour (okay, 0kay, 40 minutes with commercials) of drug- and moonshine-crazed Kentuckians shooting one another, beating each other, double-dealing and back-stabbing just to catch a glimpse of:
Yeah. That’s just how I roll.
I like him too … 🙂
What’s not to like?
Oh. Oh! I would’ve been doing the same thing, if only I’d known. Now that I do know? I’m with you. Mmm.
Mmmmmm, is right.
girrls will be girrls. did you see him in Deadwood? continue…
We can look, can’t we? He was good in Deadwood.
Ok, he was almost ruined for me on Damages, but Deadwood brought him back up in my stats- I’ll need to DVR some Justified- because he is a very special man!
Special, indeed.
I know not of this Justified … However, I will search Netflix to see if I can catch a glimpse. In the meantime, please consider White Collar. Rather, consider Matt Bomer. Google him, if you have to. Trust, K8. Do it.
(Seriously – the show is brilliant. I’m still in Season 1, but I’ve heard it only gets better … better than brilliant? I can hardly wait.)
I’ll check him out, but don’t expect I’ll give up this particular guilty pleasure…
He is a fine specimen, this Mr. Bomer…he looks so young!!!
Cute, but he’s no Keanu. I’ll sit through The Matrix (even the last one) for him.
To each her own…..I suppose if I drank enough wine I could endure The Matrix enough to observe Mr. Reeves in action
I’m a lesbian from Kentucky who has not seen Justified, but I have to agree.
Kathy
He IS easy on the eyes…
I don’t watch the show so I haven’t seen him but from what I see here he is pretty good eye candy. ~~~~ : – )
Indeed. Thanks for stopping by.
Have you watched the movie “Catch and Release”? It’s a very good romantic comedy that ol’ Tim plays a huge part in.
Ok… I’m watching it now (again)! You made me do it… hehe. It is good.. I think you’d like it.
Oooooh, I’m going to watch that soon…
We don’t have Justified here but I shall watch out for it. 🙂
You should…just overlook the violence, if you can.
I wouldn’t mind watching him read the phone book.
I know….I’d even watch him clip his toenails.
Sometimes it feels as if you pluck blog post themes out of those half formed ones swirling around in my own head I identify so much with them so on this occasion I had to chuckle….I just love Justified and have done since I chanced upon series 1 about a year ago (well I used the programme review form to attempt to mask my superficial slavvering over both Mr Olyphant and Mr Goggins!). Am currently rationing myself through series 2 on DVD one episode at a time (well two at a time to be honest). If you are interested…
http://vent-elated.com/2011/04/05/a-tv-programme-so-good
No, I just pick one of the multitude swirling around my brain, sometimes I catch one, sometimes I don’t. My husband started watching the show, and I started out just watching in my peripheral vision, and I have to say it is not the kind of television I would normally watch – I do enjoy the acting. He got season 1 and 2 for Christmas, so I’m pretty well set on DVDs for awhile…
Loved your post on this show, by the way.
ummm, he’s kind of HOT :)) I hear that’s a great show, too. Xxx
There’s a show going on around him??? Who knew?
Were we separated at birth? 🙂
I don’t watch Justified, but I like a good crime drama and I DVR all shows so I can watch them in the daytime. Watching that stuff at night gives me nightmares! And I’m middle-aged and bed-time (read-time) is 9:00 (or before)!
It is much more time efficient to watch recorded shows – you can zip fast forward through all the hideous commercials – 1 hour show takes about 40 minutes (more or less). Plus I can pause on my favorite head shots (I mean scenes).
Absolutely stunning pic!!! Come on people…….JUSTIFIED, Tuesdays, FX Network, 9:00 pm central.
“But the expression of a well-made man appears not only in his face,
It is in his limbs and joints also, it is curiously in the joints of his hips and wrists,
It is in his walk, the carriage of his neck, the flex of his waist
and knees, dress does not hide him.
The strong sweet quality he has strikes through the cotton and
broadcloth,
To see him pass conveys as much as the best poem, perhaps more,
You linger to see his back, and the back of his neck and shoulder-side.” Walt Whitman from “I sing the ody Electric”
Wow, that was mildly erotic (or maybe I’ve just been staring at his picture too long). thanks for stopping by Sally, and welcome.
The first movie I ever saw Olyphant in was “Go.” I’ve been drooling over him ever since.
Great, let me see if the library has a copy….I am going to have to set aside an entire Timothy Olyphant day to watch movies and the entire first 2 seasons’ DVDs.
I have watched EVERYTHING that Timothy Olyphant has ever been in. JUSTIFIED is HIS best. I have Season 1 and Season 2 already. And I DVR all episodes of season 3 until the next set comes out. My whole family knows not to delete or they will suffer!!! LOL .
That’s right – don’t touch my DVR recordings…glad your family understands. My hubby, Sweet Cheeks, commented this morning that he had long suspected my crush on Mr. Olyphant as I would normally not watch a show like Justified….too violent. I’m willing to endure a little blood and guts.
Never heard of the show or the guy, but he’s a cutie (you cougar!).
Moi? Cougar? Say it ain’t so.
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He would look good in nothing but palm leaves, wouldn’t he?