'Justified' Season 6: Ep 11 Spoilers: Will Timothy Olyphant, Walton Goggins Stop 'Fugitive Number One?' [WATCH]

Based on the crime novels by the late author Elmore Leonard, the final Season 6 season of Justified continues on FX. In episode 11, will Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) and Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) work together to get "Fugitive Number One" Ava Crowder (Joelle Carter) before Avery Markham (Sam Elliott) does?

In our previous recap, while Raylan met with Markham's new henchman, Boon (Jonathan Tucker), Boyd found himself chained up by Zachariah (Jeff Fahey). Though Boyd was able to break free, he still got burned by the explosion. Before he could cool down, Boyd almost strangled Ava with his bare hands. Not only did Boyd fail to break into the vault, he knows Avery is planning to move the money fast.

In our recent recap, figuring out Raylan's plan, Boyd sacrificed his men and kidnapped Katherine Hale (Mary Steenburgen) to get to Markham's money. Afraid to put Ava on the stand, Vasquez stirred up trouble and nixed her deal. Knowing she was going back to prison, Ava stole Boyd's gun and shot him. Rylan promised he would chase after her as Ava drove away with Markham's stolen money.

According to IMDB, the plot revolves around Raylan dealing with the crisis that threatens the marshals' careers. After his own bodyguard, Mikey (Jonathan Kowalsky), betrayed him, Wynn Duffy (Jere Burns) is about to learn the true meaning of loyalty from Katherine.

In an interview with Yahoo TV, showrunner Graham Yost reveals there will be consequences, "We were thinking, 'What are we going to do with Duffy?' We hit upon the notion of what would happen when Mikey finds out that Duffy had been a rat and is a rat today? We just thought that that would be an interesting dynamic to play with. Jonathan Kowalsky has really blossomed: What started out as the part of the very bad bodyguard for Duffy has really become one of those beloved characters on the show."

Check out the trailer to Fugitive Number One here:

The Speed screenwriter adds, "It's a strong episode, and that's all I'll say. We're very proud of 611. Taylor Elmore and Keith Schreier wrote it, and John Avnet directed it, and our incredible cast performed the hell out of it. You will see.

Check out our 5 reasons why you should be watching the final season of Justified.

Justified continues Tuesdays, at 10 p.m. on FX.

Readers, who do you think will get to Ava first?