Jacob Pitts

Jacob Pitts plays Tim Gutterson on Justified (FX, 2010–2015), the 2010s FX western where U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens returns to Harlan County and the grudges have not cooled. Graham Yost’s Elmore Leonard hour is Olyphant’s hat and Walton Goggins’s Boyd; Tim is the sniper patience in the office — lean crime poetry, regional voice, a finale people still cite.

Pitts sells stillness as competence. Six seasons of bullets that sound like sentences.

Stay inside the 2010–2015 run long enough to hear FX's house style on Justified. Jacob Pitts’s Tim Gutterson put a sniper’s patience into Justified — Harlan County grudges, Elmore Leonard crime poetry, Raylan’s hat sharing the hour with Boyd’s long flirtation with bullets. FX western as lean regional voice. Jacob Pitts is not dropping in for a clip.

File the first pin as s01e01, where Fire in the Hole is the Leonard title as FX western launch — Olyphant's hat, Harlan grudges, Goggins's Boyd already the flirtation. Then s06e13, where Tim Gutterson changes the temperature — The Promise is the finale people still cite as lean crime poetry: six seasons of regional voice actually keeping a promise. When someone calls Tim Gutterson furniture, cue s02e01 — The Moonshine War restarts Harlan as family business — the county's weather, not a guest-villain of the week.

On TV Flash he is the quiet lethal. Harlan needed more than a hat and a villain; Gutterson is how the marshal’s world feels staffed. We file Pitts as 2010s ensemble craft — the deputy who photographs as background and plays as aim, still the reason the county feels armed.