Deadwood - "Unauthorized Cinnamon" - 7/23/06
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Originally Posted by Red Dog
For once I think I actually completely followed what transpired in an episode.
How bad is it that one that makes his profession in the most confusing language in the land has trouble understanding the show.
I loved the title. As usual loved the Jane and Richardson scenes.
Is Alma falling for Elsworth? I get the vibe that she is wanting him home for more than a front and a baby sitter.
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this show sure likes to take its time. It's like they're trying to avoid any action and resolution. I still love the show, but stop talking and do something.
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Originally Posted by Cusm
Is Alma falling for Elsworth? I get the vibe that she is wanting him home for more than a front and a baby sitter.
Their meeting with Hearst was one of my favorites this season.
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Originally Posted by Roto
When he first showed up, Ellsworth seemed pretty meek. I think between taking care of Sophia and standing up to Hearst, he's given her good reason to look at it more than a marriage of convenience.
Their meeting with Hearst was one of my favorites this season.
Their meeting with Hearst was one of my favorites this season.
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Here's a great Steve exchange from this week:
Steve: And what would be my position? Oughtn’t I attend as the livery’s new owner?
Tom: Hostetler never attended.
Steve: Prior to blowing off his fucking head, Hostetler was a **********. Last I looked I’m white!
Rutherford: True, as, uh, far as it goes.
Harry: I can abstain from attending if that closes the can of peas.
Tom: Oh, uh uh, you are a candidate for public office with a chance to put the fire wagon on the table.
Steve: If it’s a question of room, shove two fucking tables together!
Tom: Room is not the issue, Steve., if you have to see my down card. (Johnny starts making his way to the back of the bar) I do not vouch for you, nor presume to bring you uninvited, as I do Harry, because you are not the same quality person.
Steve: Meaning I’m not fanatic for fucking fire wagons like Harry and all the other five-year-olds.
Steve: And what would be my position? Oughtn’t I attend as the livery’s new owner?
Tom: Hostetler never attended.
Steve: Prior to blowing off his fucking head, Hostetler was a **********. Last I looked I’m white!
Rutherford: True, as, uh, far as it goes.
Harry: I can abstain from attending if that closes the can of peas.
Tom: Oh, uh uh, you are a candidate for public office with a chance to put the fire wagon on the table.
Steve: If it’s a question of room, shove two fucking tables together!
Tom: Room is not the issue, Steve., if you have to see my down card. (Johnny starts making his way to the back of the bar) I do not vouch for you, nor presume to bring you uninvited, as I do Harry, because you are not the same quality person.
Steve: Meaning I’m not fanatic for fucking fire wagons like Harry and all the other five-year-olds.
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"This is my place, do you think it's yours? It is not, it is mine bought and paid for and if I wanted to shit this instant in the middle of this stable no man, black or white, could gainsay me!
"You already fucked a horse"
"Nor will I stoop to explaining the mistake in that statement to a ****** lemur or some other small form of monkey"
"You already fucked a horse"
"Nor will I stoop to explaining the mistake in that statement to a ****** lemur or some other small form of monkey"
Last edited by MrX; 07-25-06 at 08:02 PM.
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Originally Posted by Red Dog
For once I think I actually completely followed what transpired in an episode.
I must admit I've only been watching since the middle of season 2 and on, and yes some more action would be nice however when I hear those characters talking I'm as mystified as a pooch hearing a dog whistle. It sounds like a weird mix of poetry, haiku, old school western talk and Richard Pryor