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Will Smith has had an incredibly successful career over the past three decades, starring in blockbuster films like Men in Black and Bad Boys. He became known for playing characters that skillfully blended humor and action, creating a unique and consistently popular style. While roles like Mike Lowry and Agent J are memorable, it was his 1996 film about an alien invasion that truly established him as an action star. That movie remains a defining film of the ’90s, helping to bring science fiction blockbusters back to a new generation.

Amidst the criminals and family conflicts throughout the show, this calm exchange is when Justified transforms from a cool, Western-style cop drama into something truly legendary. The scene in the general store works so well because it’s simple and direct. There’s no grandstanding or empty threats – just Raylan relaxing as Mags serves homemade moonshine, and both characters subtly acknowledging the inevitable: only one of them will make it out alive.

Many fans believe Daredevil’s all-black costume and mask with no eyes first appeared in the 1993 mini-series The Man Without Fear. However, it actually debuted in 1989’s The Trial of the Incredible Hulk. Both costumes will be different in the upcoming series, with the earlier one appearing to be black spray-painted. This is a departure from the simple black sweats and hooded mask worn in Seasons 1 and 3 of the original Daredevil series. Interestingly, before Charlie Cox and Ben Affleck, actor Rex Smith played Daredevil (and Matt Murdock) in what would be the last appearance of Bill Bixby’s Incredible Hulk. That costume was a basic black spandex suit, but it significantly influenced how Daredevil looked in future appearances.