^ Yep, second season was lame. Hated it.


The odd thing about Deadwood is - because about 90% of the characters are actual people - I can live with an ambiguous ending that doesn't tie everything up in a bow. These are real people, with real lives that go on to different conclusions down the road.

I realize almost every detail of plot and character is fictional ... but the real existence of these people makes a non-ending ending oddly satisfactory.





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And yes, yes ... I was very happy to see some good soliloquising ... not only from E.B. (love him!), but a nice Indian Chief Head-in-a-box speech from Al ... a rarity this season. Glad they bought that back for the finale.


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And I'm glad they took some time to end things on an interesting note for Brian Cox's character introduced just this year. Best.Guest.Star.Ever.

I had pretty much quit watching it after the first season. Too many issues with the cable and I could only watch it in the Eastern time slot. The subject matter prevented me from watching it then, because Nickolas was still awake.

I tried to watch Deadwood when it first came out, but again, between the cable and the time it was on, it didn't work for me. Not so much for content, but it was really hard for me to follow when Nickolas was still awake.

DeeVeeDee.

gah, every time I read the thread title it comes out "No More kung Fu Deadwood!?"

sorta like the movie mushings thread

/sigh I need more :coffee:

Hung Dai Fu<king Woo.

Television Without Pity made a shirt for Deadood.

http://www.glarkware.com/securestore...6823187.2.html

My mom ordered for my birthday, bless her heart.

ttthhhpppttt :p