Deadwood

TV Show

2004-2006

55m

TV-MA

HBO

3 Seasons

36 Episodes

Episode Guide

English

Western, Crime, Drama

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8.7

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The story of the early days of Deadwood, South Dakota; woven around actual historic events with most of the main characters based on real people. Deadwood starts as a gold mining camp and gradually turns from a lawless wild-west community into an organized wild-west civilize...

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Deadwood

TV-MA

TV Show

2004-2006

55m

English

HBO

Western, Crime, Drama

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3 Seasons

36 Episodes

Episode Guide

Watch on HBO (Via Hulu)

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Tell Him Something Pretty

Season 3 Episode 12

August 27th 2006

The Catbird Seat

Season 3 Episode 11

August 20th 2006

A Constant Throb

Season 3 Episode 10

August 13th 2006

Amateur Night

Season 3 Episode 9

August 6th 2006

Leviathan Smiles

Season 3 Episode 8

July 30th 2006

Unauthorized Cinnamon

Season 3 Episode 7

July 23rd 2006

A Rich Find

Season 3 Episode 6

July 16th 2006

A Two-Headed Beast

Season 3 Episode 5

July 9th 2006

Full Faith and Credit

Season 3 Episode 4

July 2nd 2006

True Colors

Season 3 Episode 3

June 25th 2006

Cast

Seth Bullock

Al Swearengen

Alma Garret

Whitney Ellsworth

Dan Dority

Charlie Utter

Amos Cochran

Martha Bullock

Sol Star

Trixie

Tom Nuttall

E. B. Farnum

Calamity Jane

Silas Adams

Harry Manning

Cy Tolliver

Mr. Wu

Alice Isringhausen

George Hearst

Sofia Metz

Johnny Burns

Joanie Stubbs

Jewel

Magistrate Claggett

Odell Marchbanks

Created By: David Milch

Directed By: Ed Bianchi (9 Episodes), Gregg Fienberg (5 Episodes), + 12 more

Written By: David Milch (10 Episodes), Ted Mann (7 Episodes), + 16 more

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kawnglew says...

12 years ago

Ian McShanes character Al Swearengen must be one of the Top 10 TV-characters of all time.

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Pokshyvka says...

10 years ago

Bravo for Ian McShane! Sooo fukin amazing character he performed!!!! Loved this show, sad its closed :(

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Dave81 says...

11 years ago

This show is absolutely amazing, and Ian McShane playing Al Swearengen is god!!!

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KibouSan says...

6 years ago

This series is an amazing representation of the transition between a lawless, survival-of-the-fittest community to a state-belonging, normalized and ordered one, which not only reminds North American west history but makes me wonder about my own country's absorption of such communities around the same years. Each character symbolizes an unique contribution of ideas and moral behavior that influenced such a transition, without losing touch with their deepest feelings fueling their beliefs. Some will say its language was gratuitously foul (also accommodated to modern tones for dramatization), yet it's not for the whole show but helps framing the mental image in which characters build their social contracts

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FinFan

CONTAINS SPOILERS6/10 9 years ago

I´ve never seen anything that had this much foul language in it. Even if it were historical true I don´t know if it is necessary for the show to work. I´m no saint but It just feels way to much at times.

As for the show itself I´m having a hard time rating this. Production is great, the sets More

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