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• Re: "I'm not sure why you would like one and not the other." Thas' easy! - Daryl Zero 08:49:19 05/14/05 (1)
  In Reply to: "I'm not sure why you would like one and not the other." Thas' easy! posted by clarkjohnsen on May 14, 2005 at 07:41:16:

  Bill was a great character but historically that's what happened. In fact, my research found that he and Seth probably never met. The dialogue is a bit play like but I find that works. Deadwood is more accurately a show about the change from anarchy to civilization and all the crap that goes along with it. It is the first show I have ever seen that actually shows the characters getting together and creating governments.
  
  

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  • "...actually shows the characters getting together and creating governments." - clarkjohnsen 08:59:33 05/14/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Re: "I'm not sure why you would like one and not the other." Thas' easy! posted by Daryl Zero on May 14, 2005 at 08:49:19:

    Never saw Walter Cronkite's "You Are There" huh?

    Also, many of the older movie Westerns developed along that theme.

    But it *is* always good to see it.

    Also I'll concede that occasionally the dialog rises to Elizabethan heights, and there are moments of humor: Al: "...like this was some filthy fuckin' outpost of Brook Farm."

    clark
    
    

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