A character drama based on the 2001 Elmore Leonard short story "Fire in the Hole." Leonard's tale centers around U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens of Kentucky, a quiet but strong-willed official of the law. The tale covers his high-stakes job, as well as his strained relationships with his ex-wife and father.
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A character drama based on the 2001 Elmore Leonard short story "Fire in the Hole." Leonard's tale centers around U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens of Kentucky, a quiet but strong-willed official of the law. The tale covers his high-stakes job, as well as his strained relationships with his ex-wife and father.
Season 1 episodes
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Gunslinging U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens faces off against his oldest friend in Harlan, Kentucky, a 21st Century Wild West.
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Directed by Michael DinnerWritten by Graham YostGuest stars Matt Craven, Damon Herriman, Peter Greene, Doug E. Doug, Kevin Rankin, Ryan O'Nan, Daniel Stewart Sherman, Joel Marsh Garland
Raylan hunts an escaped prisoner who is determined to reunite with his ex-wife...and his stashed fortune.
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Directed by Michael DinnerWritten by Graham YostGuest stars Damon Herriman, Kristin Bauer, Chris Ellis, Johnny Sneed, Myk Watford, Bill Glass, Colleen McGrann
In tracking a vanished confidential informant, Raylan goes against a pair of violent ex-cons who are just dying for a showdown with "The Kentucky Cowboy."
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Directed by Frederick King KellerWritten by Benjamin CavellGuest stars David Eigenberg, Greg Cromer, Page Kennedy, Erin Cardillo
Raylan leaves to California to follow the trails of a criminal who has evaded him twice in the past, and Raylan is determined that the third time won't be the same.
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Directed by Adam ArkinWritten by Chris ProvenzanoGuest stars Alan Ruck, Michele Nordin, Lance Barber, Brian Goodman, Brandon Keener, David Warshofsky, Clarence Williams III
Raylan's father is arrested in the wake of a confrontation with the tenant of a house he and Raylan's stepmother own.
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Directed by Jon AvnetWritten by Gary LennonGuest stars Raymond J. Barry, David Meunier, Linda Gehringer, Rick Gomez, Eddie Jemison, Brent Sexton, Karina Logue
After an apparent suicide on an opulent Kentucky horse farm, Raylan must resist the sexy widow as he searches for the dead man's missing art.
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Directed by Rod HolcombWritten by Graham YostGuest stars Rick Gomez, Katherine LaNasa, Brett Cullen, Tony Hale, Peter Jason, Robert Picardo, William Ragsdale
Raylan foils an attempt on Ava's life and vows to find out who was behind it. Later, Raylan finds out that Ava may not have been the target.
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Directed by Michael W. WatkinsWritten by Wendy CalhounGuest stars David Meunier, Linda Gehringer, Brent Sexton, M.C. Gainey, James Immekus, Ray McKinnon
Raylan has a few drinks and gets himself beaten up, after being suspended as a Marshall. He pulls himself together and decides to jeopardise his career further by going after the thugs who have been harassing his ex-wife's new husband.
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Directed by Peter WernerWritten by Dave AndronGuest stars Jere Burns, David Eigenberg, William Ragsdale, Malik Yoba, Steven Flynn, Tom Kiesche, Travis Wester
Determined to repair the damage he's done, Raylan takes time away from his assignment bodyguarding an eccentric judge to track down an old lead.
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Directed by John DahlWritten by Chris Provenzano, Fred GolanGuest stars David Meunier, Doug E. Doug, Stephen Root, Jenni Blong, Sean Bridgers, Brad Carter, Darin Heames
When Boyd Crowder and his crusaders become vigilantes, Raylan takes it upon himself to try to shut them down.
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Directed by Tony GoldwynWritten by Benjamin Daniel LobatoGuest stars Raymond J. Barry, David Meunier, Damon Herriman, Linda Gehringer, Brent Sexton, M.C. Gainey, Brad Carter, Jim Haynie
In order to work for the Marshal's Office, Raylan's dad Arlo agrees to become a double agent and work for Bo Crowder. Meanwhile, Bo sets up a meth lab to get back in business.
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Directed by Michael KatlemanWritten by Dave AndronGuest stars Raymond J. Barry, David Meunier, Linda Gehringer, Rick Gomez, William Ragsdale, M.C. Gainey, Ray Porter, Alexandra Barreto
Graham Yost, Dave Andron, Benjamin Cavell, Chris Provenzano, Fred Golan, Taylor Elmore, Ingrid Escajeda, Wendy Calhoun, VJ Boyd, Leonard Chang, Elmore Leonard, Gary Lennon