Deadwood thread? I finally got around to watching it. really

or is this too patrician a show for nu /tv/

COCKSUCKA

first for Wu

The scene were Al kills the priest is one the greatest tv moments of all time.

THE PUUUUUUURE FUCKING NIGGEDRY OF IT!

Such a great show. Haven't watch it in years so I guess it's time for a rewatch.

>>81224935
you must mean the one where he has the kidney stones

>>81225002
oh god, that was so painful to watch

>>81224935

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63CXrk_hon8

The DVD set for this and Rome should be the cornerstone of everyone's physical media collection.

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>>81225002
that scarred me for life
if I ever get a kidney stone i'm shooting myself

No, the only parts left unresolved were uniformly the worst new plotlines of season 3. The actual Deadwood story was finished very well

>>81225073
We have technology and medicine now, any ER can treat you for pain and give you pills to break it down right away. If it's too big they blast them apart

that stupid drunk steve guy was just like /pol/

>>81225047
Rome starts to fall into the cliches of a "historical drama" by the end of the second season and the actors who play Agrippa and Augustus Caesar are garbage compared to Julius and Antony.

Deadwood (as well as the Sopranos) is easily superior to Rome which is more on a level with Six Feet Under

>>81225228
Rome Id say is better then deadwood, the only flaw being it was cut short so they jumped ahead in time way too fast in the second season

>>81225073
I've had kidney stones many times.
It is exactly as painful as it looks on tv, but once they pump you full of painkillers you're fine.

But I can't fault you for that impulse. The worst one I had made me want to jump off the roof of the hospital just so I'd stop feeling it.

My bicycle masters boardwalk and quagmire with aplomb. Those who doubt me suck cock by choice!

Al swearengen monologues were fucking great, the dialogue in this show all around was brilliant. Al is 3rd greatest tv character of all time behind tony and don

>>81225220
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7VrbgRLEpM
what did he mean by this?

EB Farnum had the best lines. He was such a pathetic little shit

>>81224911
SWEGEN

how would have another and final season have gone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpjoEK_nlSk

>>81225979
the gem would have burned down at some point, I know that much. more love triangle shit with seth bulluck and the widow, jane would be drunk

>>81225220
>>81225397
>what did he mean by this?
I think he meant he's from /mlpol/

When is the movie coming out?

>>81226429
No idea if it is even possible. I just remember last year HBO said they could write one but the cast would be a decade older

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>tfw you watch the entirety of Justified thinking of Raylan as Bullock's great great great grandson

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>>81226429
Milch had a good chunk done as of last year, but now that he's on the writing team for TD season 3 who knows when it will happen

Deadwood is one of the few shows that I feel didn't have a shit season.

Shows tend to go up their own ass (breaking bad) or just don't have the same quality after the 2nd or 3rd season but I felt like Deadwood became better as it went along.

>>81227259
it only had 3 seasons. But Id put Breaking Bad's 5 over it any day

>>81227259
It never had a bad season, but 1 take a very long time to get itself together (more than most because of the pivot from Bullock as protagonist to an ensemble lead), and 3 has a ton of dead air with plotlines that are boring to start and have no resolution

2 however is a perfect show

>>81227423
yeah that theater troupe in season 3 is pointless

>>81227576
It was leading up to the big redemption for Jane, but we never got a S4 for that to happen

>>81227618
But even in season Jane's plotline goes nowhere for hours at a time.

>>81227576
>not liking based Jack Langrishe
FUCK YOU, SIR!

>>81227671
They were waiting for the troupe storyline to be ready I guess.

>>81227689
I did like him actually. Jane on the other hand was the worst character on the whole show. stop drinking and shut the fuck up!

>>81224385
It's the best television show ever made.

>>81227744
umm, ever heard of a little show called Entourage?

>>81227855
>>81227744

Sex In the City was better than both and it was on the same network.

>>81227898
>>81227744
John from Cincinnati, you plebs

>>81227744
>>81227855
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>>81227916
I unironically like Girls more than Deadwood.

>>81227855
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>>81227957
Is this a meme I'm not aware of?

>>81227984

Nah Deadwood is just overrated. It's like C list HBO.

>>81228014
If you're not just memeing you should probably rewatch it, it's really that good. Never seen anything with writing that even comes close on TV.

>>81228014
no, its top 5 or 6 for HBO: sopranos, band of brothers, john adams, the wire, deadwood, Rome

>>81228176
Six Feet Under is in the top three imo.

>>81228215
never seen it

>>81228282
You gotta get on that shit, dude. It has the most satisfying finale of any show ever.

>>81228176
John Adams is nowhere near as good as people say. I was hoping it would finally humanize the founding fathers in a way american media never does, but they're still these airless walking ideologues with only a couple quirks to define them. It's closer to a high-end BBC/PBS production than the great HBO dramas.

>>81228176
I haven't seen John Adams but Deadwood is much better than the rest there. The Wire is the only one that comes close but it succeeds in very different ways.

>>81226429
>>81226459
>>81226607
Wait, they're still working on the script for a movie? I thought it was abandoned after HBO demolished the sets years ago.

>>81228353
>I was hoping it would finally humanize the founding fathers
It does exactly that.

Boardwalk empire (until the final season) was almost like Deadwood set in the 20's

>>81228631
I mean humanize as in really get deep into their character, what made them strive to overthrow the greatest empire on the planet and rewrite the way men could govern themselves. These were such passionate, compelling men and the best I feel we get are some heated arguments in modern english to characterize them.

>>81228933
it was a miniseries, give it some slack