'Justified' Season 6 Finale Spoilers: Twitter Reacts To Timothy Olyphant, Walton Goggins' Last Episode! [WATCH]

Based on the crime novels by the late author Elmore Leonard, the Season 6 finale of Justified finally aired. Down to the final hour, Twitter had lots to say about the love/hate bromance between Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) and Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) coming to a close.

In our previous recap, Boyd murdered an innocent man, (guest star Shea Whigham), who drove him to the mountaintop. During his intense shootout with Raylan, Boyd then filled Constable Bob (Patton Oswalt) with lead, distracting his former best friend. With Bob's status unknown, Boyd had an explosive confrontation with Zachariah. Ava (Joelle Carter) was finally captured by Avery's corrupt police officers and held hostage.

In our recent recap, Boyd threw dynamite to escape the marshals as he blasted his way through Avery Markham (Sam Elliott) to get to Ava. Though Raylan was tempted to pull his gun, he decided to arrest Boyd instead. After an intense shootout with Boon (Jonathan Tucker) left him wounded, Raylan was unable to stop Ava from escaping.

In the four year jump, Raylan is a happily divorced father taking care of his daughter. Knowing Ava is raising Boyd's son, Raylan promised to keep her secret and falsified her death. In prison, Boyd and Raylan realized they are still best friends, ever since they dug coal together.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, showrunner Graham Yost discusses the show's ending, "Again, part of the thing we wanted to do was bring the whole series full circle. When Raylan first saw Boyd back six seasons ago at Boyd's church, there was this history between them. No matter what was going on between them at the present, there was a history. It's Elmore's line in "Fire In The Hole" after he's shot and killed Boyd in the story he says "I'm sorry," and Ava says, "Why did you say that?" And Raylan says, "Well, we dug coal together." So that was in the pilot and then when we were talking about that final scene, it was actually Walton's idea to echo that and it seemed to fit."

Check out what Twitter had to say:

@shannapope states, "I could sit here in my happy place and read rave reviews about the incredible #JustifiedFinale all day long. #Justified"

@MornRayFilms quotes, "We dug coal together" - thank you #Justified for 6 terrific seasons #justifiedfinale"

@BoilermakerEm adds, "FYI the series finale of #Justified was VERY WELL DONE. One of my favorite shows ever. So long, Raylan."

 @4for4_John realizes, "Going to miss #Justified. Great characters, great dialogue. Terrific series, terrific finale."

@PaisleyFred loved the ending, "Satisfying end to #Justified last night. Thanks for not pulling a #Dexter and instead honoring your characters & fans."

@howaboutafresca will miss, "A very satisfying end for #Justified. I'll miss the acting and the writing the most. And The Hat."

The Justified Twitter account writes, "On behalf of the cast and crew of #Justified, THANK YOU fans for 6 seasons of your support. #JustifiedFinale

Check out our 5 reasons why we're going to miss Justified.

Readers, what did you think of the series finale?