Vegeta wrote:Is Alma back on the opium again, or just having a rough pregnancy?
John-Locke wrote:Twas a good opener but I couldn't quite remember what had happened at the end of season 2 and it took me a while to catch up, the dialogue is so fast, rich & dense that I often find myself getting a little confused as to what is actually happening but by the end of the episode it was all clear in my mind, I hope this show goes out on a good note.
John-Locke wrote:Twas a good opener but I couldn't quite remember what had happened at the end of season 2 and it took me a while to catch up, the dialogue is so fast, rich & dense that I often find myself getting a little confused as to what is actually happening but by the end of the episode it was all clear in my mind, I hope this show goes out on a good note.
The Vicar wrote:Are seasons 1 & 2 available on DVD?
Chairman Kaga wrote:I love Deadwood.....though at times the language seems to shift from antiquarian to something more along the lines of Shakespeare.
John-Locke wrote:I just got done watching episode 2, I wish people would stop talking in riddles in the show, the only reason I managed to sort of keep up with what was going on was through the actions, about 80% of the dialogue went straight over my head and confused the shit out of me.
Can someone please explain to me WTF happened in this episode.
Fievel wrote:John-Locke wrote:I just got done watching episode 2, I wish people would stop talking in riddles in the show, the only reason I managed to sort of keep up with what was going on was through the actions, about 80% of the dialogue went straight over my head and confused the shit out of me.
Can someone please explain to me WTF happened in this episode.
First of all, watching it on a DVR is almost a must if you want to catch all the language. Although, Swearingen's first line of dialogue in the street didn't come in any more clear after 5 viewings!
My summary - Swearingen was shown that there is finally a real and direct threat to himself and his little empire - Hearst. I honestly didn't think Hearst (Major Dad!) would come across as such a hard-ass... whoops, my mistake! There also seems to be an allegience between Swearingen and Bullock with the way Bullock was ready to go after Hearst when he saw how hurt Swearingen was. Maybe they're just the best friends that can't really be? Judging by the preview for next week, Swearingen heals fairly quickly.
I still don't understand Tolliver right now. Is he crazy? Is he just screwing with those that he can screw with for his own enjoyment?
Calamity Jane getting naked in the tub - the most unsexy nudity I've seen (which was then topped in Lucky Louie), and that's really a shame because the actress who plays her is quite attractive.
Spartan wrote:The last scene between Al and the whore was astonisihing, economy of writing and acting but so much to read into it. My only regret is I want the show to last 10 seasons not wrapped up in 4 hours next year.
Evil Hobbit wrote:Deadwood to me, greatest show on television these days. It's building up to a climax so intense almost impossible to discribe. The suicide came extremely hard, pulling the eye was insane and the ending terrific. Once again Al has the punchline, spilling another classic; "not a fucking word comes to press"
Spartan wrote:Yeh I'm fairly sure he knows Mrs Ellsworth is back on the dope. That line about not forgetting Sofia seemed to speak volumes.
stereosforgeeks wrote:Spartan wrote:Yeh I'm fairly sure he knows Mrs Ellsworth is back on the dope. That line about not forgetting Sofia seemed to speak volumes.
Definitely agreed on that point. I, also, think Ellsworth is a little pissed about the whole Bullock thing still.
John-Locke wrote:I just made the thread all sticky with my Mod Glob, are you happy now?
Vegeta wrote:Whoa!!! Evil Hobbit you are totally scamming on my sig!!!!
I would cease and desist, if you know what I mean
stereosforgeeks wrote:Vegeta, while I find the story of Jane and Joanie's "romance" tiresome i find the acting in those scenes to be absolutely incredible.
It's actually turning around my oppinion of Joanie, who I have hated since day 1.
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