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Old 05-06-2014, 05:24 PM #1
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I had never seen Timothy Olyphant before....he is pretty good on Justified and not bad on the eyes either. Anyone else a Justified fan?

I have been finding some rather dark show that entertain me(kinda scary what that says about me.) Beyond shows like Breaking Bad there is Luther(British) and Dexter, the lovable serial killer.
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Timothy Olyphant was excellent in Deadwood too. He plays an angry good guy pretty well, lol... I have this on my hard drive to watch at some point...
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