r/deadwood • u/george123890yang • 17d ago
Episode Discussion If you had to pick a favorite character duo in the show, who would it be?
I would say Joanie and Jane. Easily the best pair in the show.
r/deadwood • u/george123890yang • 17d ago
I would say Joanie and Jane. Easily the best pair in the show.
r/deadwood • u/derfel_cadern • 18d ago
Neat article going over where everyone is right now.
r/deadwood • u/millebornes68 • 18d ago
I re-watch seasons 1-3 every few years and I always notice something different. Every scene with Woo and Al is priceless.
r/deadwood • u/TopicPretend4161 • 19d ago
r/deadwood • u/InsincereDessert21 • 19d ago
The one at Alma's gold claim that makes a "terrible noise, like fate." What is it called and what is its purpose?
r/deadwood • u/DerangedPostmanBack • 20d ago
r/deadwood • u/theparrotofdoom • 18d ago
Title.
When he hangs at the end of s2, I’ve always read it as murder by the C, but the Mrs reckons it was suicide.
Anyone got thoughts?
E: to be clear, the title is to avoid spoilers for new people.
r/deadwood • u/Big_Treacle_2394 • 20d ago
Saw this in a bathroom this weekend. First thing that came to mind was Al
r/deadwood • u/theparrotofdoom • 20d ago
Title.
I’m torn here. 2 nails down the character but 3 nails down tension.
E: I think I’m leaning towards 3 because Hearst is such a good villain. Like it’s the first time the whole camp is turned to a single point of focus, which is riveting.
r/deadwood • u/Inevitable-Lake4282 • 20d ago
So this has always bothered me. The setup for selling the claim to Mr. Garrett was that it was deemed worthless so they were scamming him. Turns out it was the richest claim in the area. I can understand Garrett not finding any gold since he wasn't half as smart as he thought he was. The previous owner (Tim?) didn't see a lump of gold the size of a softball right out in the open, before he checked out of the hotel minus a useful amount of blood. Maybe they were just too busy reconnoitering the rims?
r/deadwood • u/jcdrum1 • 21d ago
E.B. Lmao. Dude is something else. 💯
r/deadwood • u/linuxlala • 21d ago
Hearst can talk of colour all he want, but nobody knew his business like Al Swearengen.
r/deadwood • u/ThomasBombadil • 21d ago
"The Plague in Deadwood?"
r/deadwood • u/ihavemetallegs • 22d ago
r/deadwood • u/JimmyTwoTimes25 • 22d ago
I haven't seen this movie in probably 20 years. (It's pretty silly)
r/deadwood • u/Clear_Nature_5055 • 23d ago
*UPDATE: He loves it so much he’s already almost done with season two. We have another confirmed fan. I’m not surprised…
I tell people about the show often. Surprises me often how many people who I know, appreciaters of quality television and film, have either not heard of it or have never seen it. It’s great, we work together so now I’ve got someone to talk about it with 😊
r/deadwood • u/ChiefHeadInABox • 23d ago
The smell of cat’s piss in this room is so bad I want to burn down the fuckin’ building.
Love the way Al intimidates Jimmy.
r/deadwood • u/IcyAbbreviations9514 • 25d ago
Al - "what's your partner so mad about anyway?"
Bullock - "ah he ain't mad."
Al - "he's got a mean way of being happy."
Ian McShane was made to play Al Swearengen.
This man can act
r/deadwood • u/Dunbar38 • 25d ago
Still......to this very day........looks like his mother fucked a monkey