Justified

You know, there's a lot of that that happens.

I'm watching, I'm going back and I'm almost all the way through Justified, the show from FX originally.

You can watch it on Disney or Hulu with Timothy Oliphant, who's...

the Elmore Leonard book universe.

He's done Speed.

Oh, Justified.

I really like Justified.

That's one of my favorite series.

And he's done Silo.

We kind of, you know, buried a little bit of the leader.

I'll say, you know, you buried it, you know, for us because, you know, I know that, you know, many of us, including myself, have enjoyed seeing you on various TV shows, Justified and The Good Fight.

But, you know, you've been through this alongside with Russell at various different stages.

Mm-hmm.

that's different.

He was also in Justified.

I don't know if you remember Justified.

Yeah, great show.

Yeah, great.

J-

Creator of Justified.

Excellent.

Oh.

She can play these big, daffy characters so, so well.

And Timothy Olyphant, I think, is someone who's better known for more serious stuff like Justified and Deadwood and the Hitman movies.

And so...

He's also a guy, though, who appears in a ton of sitcoms in these kind of bombastic roles.

You look at his IMDb, and it's all these one-offs on comedies.

He actually got cast on this show because Victor Fresco had worked with him for an arc on My Name is Earl when he wrote on that show.

And to be able to get someone who's known for Justified and to say, I actually think that you can play... damn cartoon character as this character really does he is he is so big he is so animated his facial expressions are always at a 10 and the two of them together and the way they played this material I was reminded in a way of a mid 2000s network type sitcom there was something about this that felt like it could have been on fox in 2005 and it wouldn't have felt out of place they could just get a little bit more graphic with it now but the way everyone plays it including some supporting characters who will get to it a little bit just screamed like aughts network which i really liked it feels like a throwback in a way the tone of the show it

feels very out of place of sorts right like if you if you were to say just as you said FX was doing this um there was a show that was on ABC that this really reminds me of that had a similar twist on the concept of suburbia that maybe we'll do one day but I do want to talk about the other characters that surround Sheila and Joel a little bit and I want to talk about this in two parts First, what do you think about Abby, Liv Houston, who is playing the daughter and very much seems to be not about routine, about living every day and being maybe the opposing force to her very normal parents?

Yeah.

Uh, Timothy Olyphant Um, from Justified.

Is that a show you used to watch, Tony, Justified?

Yeah.

Timothy Olyphant is in this.

Really?

They wanted it to be Timothy Olyphant from Justified.

Really?

Mm-hmm.