Deadwood

[Steve Williams]

There's a lot of death in Deadwood

 

[still-one]

There's a lot of death in Deadwood

As as result Mr. Wu's pigs always seemed well fed.

 

[Steve Williams]

As as result Mr. Wu's pigs always seemed well fed.

Jim
My out literally took the words out of my mouth because I was going to post "stay away from Wu's pig pen"

 

[YashN]

I watched the first season of Better Call Saul and essentially it was developing some of the past stories so I am hoping Season 2 will be better

Being stories prior to the 'Breaking Bad' period was the whole point to begin with, so hopefully you're not equating that to it being bad.

 

[Steve Williams]

Being stories prior to the 'Breaking Bad' period was the whole point to begin with, so hopefully you're not equating that to it being bad.

Not at all. I like the show very much

In fact in Better Call Saul there are two past eras of Saul being discussed. I love how he got the name Saul Goodman

 

[Phelonious Ponk]

Loved Deadwood. It might not make it into my top 5 HBO series (I'd have to think about that), but it would definitely make in to my top 10 all-time series, along with probably 7 other HBO products. I'd have to think about that, too. "Favorite" is a really tough call for HBO, because so much has been so good. But I might have to go with Six Feet Under. So good.

Tim

 

[Drikus]

HBO Confirms Early Talks of ‘Deadwood’ Movie

Is “Deadwood” about to return from the dead?

A spokesman for HBO confirmed to Variety that “very preliminary discussions” have been made to resurrect the Western series with a movie, though it’s unclear how serious the premium channel is about the pic.

Actor Garret Dillahunt, who played Francis Wilcott on the series that ran from 2004-06, ignited the chatter Wednesday when he tweeted: “So uh….I’m hearing credible rumors about a #Deadwood movie.”

“Come on HBO,” he wrote. “You made the ‘Entourage’ movie. Give the #Deadwood fans some closure.”

Despite the overture, fans of the Emmy-winning drama know not to hop in the saddle just yet.

HBO previously announced two “Deadwood” movies when it officially cancelled the show in 2008, but nothing ever came of them. Creator David Milch was also said to be offered a shorter fourth season of the series but quickly rejected the idea.

- Stuart Oldham - 12 August 2015 9:52 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News |

 

[KeithR]

just got to Al's kidney stone problem- i'm sorry, but i had to take my eyes away from the screen for 5 minutes. HBO went a bit too far on that one.

 

[Steve Williams]

just got to Al's kidney stone problem- i'm sorry, but i had to take my eyes away from the screen for 5 minutes. HBO went a bit too far on that one.

wait. It does get better

 

[Steve Williams]

It's good to see Ian McShane in this year's Ray Donovan as Ray's new boss

 

[BlueFox]

I read he is also going to in the next season of Game Of Thrones.

 

[asiufy]

the one show around the same time as Deadwood that I tried but ended up quitting a few seasons in was 6 Feet Under. Just got too dark for me.

Really? I loved it! I think I missed only the last season or two, but the first couple I watched intently

Oh well, maybe I like dark...

alexandre

 

[KeithR]

Unlike some of the others, Deadwood has some humor which keeps me better entwined. EB and Calamity Jane are pretty much comedy gold at this point. But on a serious note, the Wolcott story line is fantastic...

 

[KeithR]

Finished it up this weekend- I thought Season 3 was a let down with several story lines that we didn't care about, but clearly was setting up a more exciting fourth season. The first two seasons were great fun though. Swear'gen!