No More Fu<king Deadwood!?

innerSpaceman · 08-28-2006, 06:25 PM

^ 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.

08-28-2006, 06:25 PM	#11
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	^ 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. * * * * 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. * * * ** 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. Last edited by innerSpaceman : 08-28-2006 at 06:31 PM.
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