All the Secrets of the Universe and Some Really Important Stuff Too!
Hardly a day goes by that Camera Girl and I don’t quote from this scene.
Frank Reasoner: You got a family, Chief?
Art Mullen: Yep. Waiting on our third grandchild.
Frank Reasoner: You love your wife?
Art Mullen: Most of the time!
This is my favorite scene in the series "Justified. @yesnicksearcy cracks me up every time I watch it.https://t.co/lNxlbDxue9
— Zombie John Gotti 🚌 🐗 (@ZombieJohnGotti) May 23, 2023
What can I say. I wish I had said it first. The perfect mockery of the most absurd problem of the week.
I can’t count how many times I’ve accidentally hit a woman in the testicles. https://t.co/1BRVOWfu1z
— Nick Searcy, INSURRECTIONAL FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) March 26, 2023
Nick Searcy is that rarest of rare birds. He’s a gifted actor who’s also a normal intelligent individual.
Gee, this isn’t pompous or self-righteous or anything.
You credentialed lying pricks have ruined the country with your nonsense for long enough.
Go back to high school, Doc. You miss a lot of basic common sense when your head is up your ass. @IanCopeland5 https://t.co/1CnlsPUuKr
— Nick Searcy, INTERNATIONAL FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) February 27, 2023
I thought he was one of the best things about in the series “Justified” and he’s almost the only denizen of Hollywood whose comments I can read on Twitter without reflexively swearing. Well there’s also Adam Baldwin but after those two I don’t have many possibilities left.
And I love the way he deflates Twitter leftists. It’s masterful.
Nick Searcy was one of my favorite characters on the series Justified. He’s also on our side which is incredibly rare for a Hollywood actor. He’s also fast on his feet (or tweet). See below.
I liked the part where he tore up Biden’s speech.
— Nick Searcy, INTERNATIONAL FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) February 8, 2023
This guy reviewing the movie sounds like a normie moderate but he makes the good point that the real crime on Jan 6th was the US government treating harmless protestors as enemy combatants. I was listening to Nick Searcy on a podcast talking about why he made the documentary and after seeing a few clips and listening to him talk about it I figure I really should see it.
The PJ Media guy makes one good point when he says emptying out the FBI is job one if we ever get control of Washington again.
Justified – A TV Series Review – Part 2 – Season 1
Thanks to the magic of Netflix’ DVD service, I and Mrs. Photog (aka Camera Girl) have been burning through Justified at a goodly clip. We finished Season 2 last Friday and are now barreling along through Season 3 like a meth-head racing to a pawn shop with an ill-gotten Rolex. But that’s a story for another post. Right now, I’m reporting on Season 2 and I’m happy to report that it lives up to Season 1 and maybe even surpasses it too. In Season 1 we met Raylin Givens and his kin and spent the season getting to know the Crowder clan. That was fun.
In Season 2 we meet the Bennetts. The matriarch is Mags Bennett and she has three sons. One of them is the sheriff of Bennett, Kentucky. The other two help Mags run the Bennett store and their thriving weed business. It goes without saying that Raylin has history with the Bennetts and the season builds up to a climactic encounter. Along the way Ray becomes more formally involved with his ex-wife Wynona and Ava becomes Boyd’s girl. Many sub-plots involve all manner of exciting and amusing scenes. Probably the outright funniest is Ray’s boss Art trying to apprehend a geriatric outlaw trying to escape onto a private plane at the airport. Having reached a certain maturity myself I could see the humor of two old men in a foot race that neither can possibly finish. By the finish both are gasping on the ground recovering their breath for the slow stroll back to Art’s waiting car.
Just as an aside, a recurring role, Loretta, is played by 14 year old Kaitlyn Dever, who played youngest daughter Eve to Tim Allen on “Last Man Standing,” another show that I enjoyed until its recent untimely cancellation by social justice network jerks.
Justified is fast becoming my favorite series of all time. And that is saying something. I’ll always have a soft spot for Firefly but if Justified can continue to be as good as it’s been for another season or so I don’t rightly see how I can deny it a place of preference if for no other reason than more hours of enjoyment. It’s really a show that does not disappoint. I know I’m beginning to sound like a paid shill for the network that produced the show but I must say I highly recommend it to anyone who likes crime drama with a heapin’ helpin’ of humor thrown in on top.
Stay tuned for Season 3. It’s already looking very good.