Justified is one of TVLine’s 10 Best dramas of the decade

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Justified is one of TVLine’s 10 Best Dramas of the decade.  It’s nice to see the show still getting the love 4 years after it ended. Hopefully we’ll get a movie at some stage. 

tvline.com/gallery/best-drama-series-of-decade-photos/#!8/justified-best-dramas-of-decade/

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Bravo! I hope they bring it back for a miniseries. Surely it's time for Boyd to escape from prison.

[angellovestim]

Yes, I would love a miniseries on HBO for more Justified! Yes, Boyd would escape to find his son! Raylan and Winona might be trying to restart their relationship More Tim is needed!

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Jul 5, 2019 19:44:07 GMT -6 angellovestim said:

Yes, I would love a miniseries on HBO for more Justified! Yes, Boyd would escape to find his son! Raylan and Winona might be trying to restart their relationship More Tim is needed!

Surely FX would bring it back! I don't think we'd see it on HBO. They always come up with originals.

I can't believe NYPD Blue is coming back too, without David Milch. As much as I want to see a Justified reboot, this is getting ridiculous. Hollywood is tragically unoriginal. I wouldn't be surprised if they rebooted I Love Lucy at this point.

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If Justified returns it will be on FX, there's no way it will be sold to another network at this point. I don't necessarily want Justified to be brought back as a full series, I would be happy with just a mini series. I'm afraid if they try to reboot it and bring it back as an extended series there would be too many character shake ups; and I will have no interest at all if the focus isn't on Tim as Raylan Givens. I think a mini series focusing on Boyd escaping and Raylan putting him back in prison would be the way to go. Or maybe using some material from the new Raylan novel. 

All the reboots lately are getting annoying. There's too much of it being done both on television and in the movies. CBS has gotten particularly reboot happy over the last 10 years or so with Hawaii Five-0, MacGyver, and Magnum PI. Hawaii Five-0 started out good but quickly became a boring mess after a few seasons. I haven't watched in at least 2 seasons, Scott Caan is too annoying for me to tolerate any more. Not even Alex O'Loughlin can save that show for me anymore and he's the whole reason I started watching it in the first place. Hollywood needs to start coming up with some good original tv shows and movies. 

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Yes, I think they would do a miniseries. I don't think Tim would have any interest in signing on for a full reboot when they just said goodbye four years ago. I'd be disappointed in a TV movie since it would remove a lot of the dialogue in order to quickly further the plot.

It's ridiculous. The ones you mentioned plus Roseanne, Murphy Brown, Full House, One Day at a Time, Dallas, Dynasty, 90210, Will & Grace, Twin Peaks, Party of Five, The X-Files, and now NYPD Blue. None of these shows needed rebooting... the people involved just needed money/work. They're doing a Sopranos prequel too but I'm looking forward to it. James Gandolfini's son plays a younger version of Tony Soprano. I think they could have good stories to tell.

They tried rebooting Cagney & Lacey and CBS said no thanks. NBC is already thinking of bringing back The Office which would be a mistake. It went on for several seasons too long and it would probably be without John Krasinski and definitely without Steve Carell. Although I'd support a reboot focusing on traveling salesman/Hottest in the Office Danny Cordray! 

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I thought the Office reboot was an April fools joke? There is no way that they can bring The Office back in today's culture where everyone gets so easily offended about everything. Even Steve Carrell has stated that The Office wouldn't work today. Not to say that I would be opposed to a series focusing on Danny Cordray but I just don't see how they could make it work. 

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Apparently NBC execs have actually discussed it... According to Deadline:

NBC, which has been eyeing a reboot of Emmy-winning comedy The Office in addition to its successful Will & Grace revival, has a high-profile Miami Vice reboot in the works

But I definitely don't see it actually happening any time soon. I don't think they even have any reason to actually want to bring it back (ie unfinished storylines) besides greed. They know people will tune in and sponsors will pay. 

Hmm it seems they did more than discuss it. Obviously someone along the way thought better of it and said no.

tvline.com/2017/12/18/the-office-revival-nbc-2018-new-cast/

I think NBC is the slimiest of networks because of what they did to Conan. They basically rebooted The Tonight Show with Jay Leno one year after it ended because they're such greedy assholes. 

[angellovestim]

Wow, you all are right about Justified! I may just be so desperate to see Tim in a regular series that I am losing my mind!!!! An FX limited series would be the only way to see Raylan. And Justified already ended so perfectly with Raylan and Boyd and 'we dug coal together"....

Tim was so beautiful in those final scenes....I guess that even though I really want to see Raylan and Winona back together and Boyd, a new man, rebuilding a new life with Ava and his son.....I don't know if it could really happen now without Elmore Leonard.

But I do like the idea of doing something from the new Raylan book! Seeing Tim again as maybe an older and wiser Raylan would be lovely

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There are so many possibilities for a miniseries, with all the main characters still alive. I'm not sure what is going on with FX's lineup but they may decide they need another hit and bring it back.

I don't know why, but the show isn't even listed here: www.fxnetworks.com/shows

[angellovestim]

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Found this looking for anything on Justified! A new Graham Yost show!