I bet HBO wished they had said yes to MAD MEN now.). We learned that the show was pitched to several places before FX bought it (This is so common – short sighted networks passing on shows that become huge hits. Critic Pete Hammond moderated and did a superb job – and by that I mean he didn’t make the whole evening about himself (as 99.999999% of moderators do). Attending were Timothy Olyphant, Walton Goggins, Natalie Zea, Erica Tazel (don’t say “who?” She plays Rachel), and goddess of goddesses, Margo Martindale. And I thought my High Definition gave me a great picture, but wow! I gotta get me one of those ‘500 foot screens. Surprisingly, everyone in the theater was able to handle the violence without the warning. There’s no disclaimer that this program might contain violence. Watching the show on the big screen was a totally different experience. One of those affiliations must’ve worked because I was admitted. I did the first three and then said, “Affiliation? Uh… writer? Mariners? Blogger? I dunno. I excitedly called the RSVP line and the recorded message told me to leave my name, number of guests, phone number, and affiliation. Anyway, I was thrilled when I got the invitation (especially after my recent post on no longer being on any lists for screenings). I’d dress like Raylan Givens but no Jew looks good in a cowboy hat. I have to say, despite my years in the business, when it comes to this show I’m just a total geek fanboy. They showed the second season finale and had a Q & A with members of the cast and showrunner/creator Graham Yost. Got to attend the special night devoted to JUSTIFIED at the TV Academy earlier this week. Margo Martindale Walton Goggins Erica Tazel

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