Pacino86845 wrote:I was just starting to get worried that Swearengen was too soft this season when he cuts someone's throat and declares himself commander of the cocksucker brigade!
Good ol' Al!
TonyWilson wrote:Yeh, it seemed like filler, I suppose all of it could be leading into something but I can't see what yet. The Langrishe storyline doesn't seem to be going anywhere either. I mean I love the charater and the actor but the storyline doesn't seem to be doing much, certainly not impacting on the "A" story, it's a nice diversion, but to be honest I don't want any diversions unless there is some real development, like Steve and the afro-american superman General or Jane and Joanie Stubbs.
Pacino86845 wrote:I was just starting to get worried that Swearengen was too soft this season when he cuts someone's throat and declares himself commander of the cocksucker brigade!
Good ol' Al!
StaffInfection wrote: P.S. It's going to be interesting to see McRaney play a "good guy" again on Jericho after his perfomance as George Hearst.
Evil Hobbit wrote:http://www.hbosurveys.com/surveys/dw_eos_0806.htm
Fill it in; perhaps it helps convincing hbo for a season 4.
Pacino86845 wrote:I just filled it out, though I didn't give them my full name or e-mail address... they didn't have a privacy protection agreement.
For the special features question, among my answers was that it would be cool if Ian McShane did a commentary in character as Swearengen for one episode. That would be just peaches, no?
Chilli wrote:Watched the first four eps of this show, and I have to say that television rarely gets any better than this. It was refreshing to see a show where emotions weren't signposted above peoples heads, and actors could be subtle instead of ridiculously flashy.
John-Locke wrote:Kinda, there will be two Movie length episodes at some point if memory serves correctly.
TonyWilson wrote:John-Locke wrote:Kinda, there will be two Movie length episodes at some point if memory serves correctly.
Hahahaha.
That's bitter, cynical laughter btw.
Fievel wrote:I think that one of the Deadwood crossover actors on John From Cincinnati will actually end both series by ending up waking up back in Deadwood after a particularly crazy series of events in modern Imperial Beach and simply utter the word "Cocksucker"..... and the credits roll.
stereosforgeeks wrote:Fievel wrote:I think that one of the Deadwood crossover actors on John From Cincinnati will actually end both series by ending up waking up back in Deadwood after a particularly crazy series of events in modern Imperial Beach and simply utter the word "Cocksucker"..... and the credits roll.
That would be so Chase
Fievel wrote:stereosforgeeks wrote:Fievel wrote:I think that one of the Deadwood crossover actors on John From Cincinnati will actually end both series by ending up waking up back in Deadwood after a particularly crazy series of events in modern Imperial Beach and simply utter the word "Cocksucker"..... and the credits roll.
That would be so Chase
Nahhh... Chase would stop halfway through the "Cocksucker".
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That sounds so wrong.
It is almost a mashup of Milch, Chase, & Newhart.
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:Amazing perf from McRaney.
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:And holy mother of your dyslexic dog, that fight between Dan and Captain Turner was fucking intense, with BP literally screaming at the tele for Dan to pull through and bury the cocksucker. For me, I can't watch a guy lose an eye without flashing to Dr. Venture in Season 2, so what would ordinarily be a scene of disturbing violence had me on the floor in hysterics.
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