'Justified' Season Finale Spoilers Update: Timothy Olyphant thankful to end the show? Graham Yost says it's "One More Big Job" for Raylan Givens

By Staff Writer

Feb 05 2015, 03:06 AM EST

Justified season 6 is also its final season. It's a mutual decision between show's creator Graham Yost and lead actor Timothy Olyphant. Knowing that Rayland Givens, the prime character, and his gang will bid goodbye soon, it's no surprise that if both viewers and people behind the FX's program become sentimental. Justified's episode 4 entitled "The Trash and the Snake" will air on February 10.

Olyphant, who's popular for his Deadwood's role Sheriff Seth Bullock, shared that he will not miss his U.S. marshal character. Though he's been doing the show for six seasons or since 2010, he said it's about time to take off Raylan's cowboy hat.

"No, there's no missing Raylan! I'm going to miss the people that I work with. I mean, I know what you mean by that question, but no. He's not a real guy," the 46-year old actor said on his character.

Timothy also added its good thing that he knows when the show ends and excited to discover how the producer will do it. Initially he thought he knew Justified's ending, but now in his observation Yost is still "waffling."

"I think what's happening is that I thought I knew what was going to happen, but now Graham is waffling. So we'll let him waffle and see if he comes back to what we had talked about or if he wants to take it in a different direction," Olyphant said.

According to Heavy's report, season 6's concept primarily centers on "one more big job" for Raylan apart from issues of trust and betrayal. The last season will feature the greatest battle between long time rival Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) with special participation of Ava (Joelle Carter).

"She still has a deep affection for Boyd. She also has affection for Raylan, even though he treats her quite harshly in the early episodes of the season. So, she's pulled back and forth, and I don't think she entirely knows where her loyalty lies. She's just trying to stay alive more than anything," Yost said to TV Guide about Carter's character.

Justified is based on popular crime novel "Fire in the Hole" by author Elmore Leonard and also features Sam Elliott and Garret Dillahunt.