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    Quote Originally Posted by Duman View Post
    Ummmmm......yeah. No idea what a hooplehead is, or what Deadwood is.
    I wish I could go back and rewatch the first 3 seasons of Deadwood for the first time again.

    it was an HBO western series about ten years ago that was set in the town of Deadwood, SD. The series was known for fantastic acting (it basically made Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane A-listers), great writing, copious levels of swearing, and really well executed set design and costuming.

    It was also well known for having the series end on a cliffhanger right before what was going to be a serious confrontation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin View Post
    I wish I could go back and rewatch the first 3 seasons of Deadwood for the first time again.

    it was an HBO western series about ten years ago that was set in the town of Deadwood, SD. The series was known for fantastic acting (it basically made Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane A-listers), great writing, copious levels of swearing, and really well executed set design and costuming.

    It was also well known for having the series end on a cliffhanger right before what was going to be a serious confrontation.
    Deadwood also mixes in a few historical facts about the Dakota territories and the town itself. If you're offended by cursing and the work fuck, like used a lot, Deadwood is a series to avoid.

    Ian McShane was good in an old british series on pbs called Lovejoy.
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