Raylan's Secret Negotiation Weapon | Justified Season 1 Episode 7 | Now Playing

Enforcing his own brand of justice, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, a strong-willed, quiet law-man haunted by his past, returns to his native town to see that justice is served to those in need.

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Raylan's Secret Negotiation Weapon | Justified Season 1 Episode 7 | Now Playing

[johnbratmon]

This is from my favorite episode of Justified. Raylan treats Wallace with integrity and Wallace realizes that Raylan is a straight shooter (no pun intended), the one guy he can trust & who won’t treat him like trash. That’s all it takes… along with some extra spicy chicken & bourbon…

[johnclavis]

I love that he pretty much gives up the SECOND that bourbon goes does his throat, it's like his humanity was reawakened lol

[davidwallen]

Raylan is one of the greatest characters ever written and tim olyphant plays him perfectly

[riversweet]

"If that don't cool it down and heat it up at the same time."

[ThisManTriggeredMe]

I love that almost every deadwood character at one point or another makes an appearance in justified

[jordansamuels]

Raylan is interesting because he treats everyone like real people. The characters are less one-dimensional to us partly because Raylan doesn't see them that way.

[SofaKing]

I love this episode because so much of what they do is from the hostage negotiation playbook. You just keep talking like two people. You dont dent the situation but you dont let it dictate the dialogue. There was a hostage negotiation book that I read and about half of them were resolved because The negotiator just kept talking to them like people and prevented things from escalating.

[bigc]

This reminds me of a documentary i watched, a chinese prisoner kept breaking out of jail so they kept throwing him in worse prisons with terrible conditions, it got to the point where he was stuck in a freezing cell, chained up so tight he had maggots in the cuts on his arms. He broke out, was on the run for years, do you know how they got him? He was promised that he'd be treated better and once he was, he never attempted to break out ever again. People just wanna be treated like people

[Iamkcsc]

I think what the series had going for it was that Leonard was heavily involved (well, until he died). There have been some famously disastrous efforts to involve authors in the adaptations of their works, but Leonard was fully on board and I think he even wrote an extra novel with the invitation to strip mine it for plot xd

[care]

I binge-watched the series in one week😂

[jchase]

Imagine that…treat a person like a person and they respond like a person…treat a person like an animal and they respond like an animal…seems super complicated and difficult to understand doesn’t it

[DVDVAMPIRE]

Yellow Eyes ( Azazel) from Supernatural.

[douglasthomashayden]

'Tactical' hot fried chicken.

[Hexafluorosilicate]

Is that SWAT guy Carl from ‘Aqua Teen Hunger Force’, or what?