It will cost you $180 to find out how Deadwood would have ended

Only a fool or a trucker would pay to watch Deadwood on XM.

 

I resemble that comment.

 

It's a true story, right?

Just read the fucking Wikipedia page.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadwood,_South_Dakota

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Swearengen

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seth_Bullock

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calamity_Jane

Tell that cocksucking Chinaman that this is the end of the fucking thread.

 

Much ado - $180 is not out of the ordinary for a box set of a series on its original release. I paid about the same for Band of Brothers. I bet the complete Rome series is probably more.

Milch is very interesting to listen to though.

In my opinion - the show had run its course. What was to follow? Sol becomes successful in both business and as mayor; Bullock becomes equally successful then a friend of Teddy R; Swearengen rebuilds the Gem a couple of times after fires and then dies broke. Naw - as enjoyable as extra shows would have been - the show had a good run but was done.

It's more of a shame that Serenity wasn't allowed to run its course.

And those who don't think Deadwood was a great show suck cock by choice!

 

My guess is that Al Swearingen flies off in a helicopter after a tearful goodbye to Deadwood.

 

EB is really Robin Masters

 

The screen will go blank after Calamity Jane walks in the door of a diner.

 

I would have rather had a movie to wrap it all up. Especially after seeing how bad Appaloosa sucked you'd think someone would want to make a good western.

I'll just have to accept the fact that there will never be another Tombstone.

 

Most overrated show ever.

 

Shame.

SHAME!

 

Agreed, can't even touch The Wire

 

I'm not as big a fan of The Wire as most on here, but it was a very good show.

Deadwood was one of those shows that I just kept watching and I just never understood the appeal.

But hell, lord knows a lot of people loved it.