He really managed to capture the look and sound of a man 100% ready to kill out of a sheer, irritated drought of any and all fucks left to give.

welcome to fuckin deadwood!

Paradoxically, that hell is actually heaven. If we can "give up" totally in this life, we are free.

"Gentlemen. Watch the felt." No emotion or care in his voice.

Famous last words.

MUTHAFUCKIN’ DOOJEE!

andy should have hit him with the old: "I apologize"

Swing away Merrill.

David Milch loved Wild Bill so much he let him live again just to say goodbye.

Powers Boothe is an incredible actor in everything he does. What a shame he died and couldn’t be in the Deadwood movie because he died two years earlier before the movie was released. They never tell you if he died or left. I’m guessing he retired and gave it over to Joanie to look after his place because I think he was losing business to get people into his Saloon in Season 3. His business was hopping in Season 1. Season 2 kind of. But Season 3 I think his business was failing bad for him at this point. What do you guys think. 🤔

Carradine’s performance is absolutely breathtaking. I’ve seldom seen a better delivery of a character with such a lost and pained soul.

I really hope people dont have an addiction to gambling.

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ooph! all these manly men beating each other up, pent up rage loosed on anyone confronting them with the truth. good grief!

I feel like this every goddamn day

The best part....."Gentlemen watch the felt"

Powers taught me how to pray for real

LMFAO, he greatly overestimated his leverage and then underestimated Seth Bullock. 😂❤

"Feeling twice the god damn fool he knows he is" is such an exasperated statement of inevitable hopelessness... that he can't be who thinks he should be & trying to be just makes it so much worse that he isn't

I first watched this scene in the middle of the downward spiral of my first marriage. It rings just as strong now in my second. It is the statement of one who is tired of fighting against what they have come to realize is inevitable. Be it age. Be it loss of love. Or the loss of one's own legend. In the end, it is the statement of one who knows that entropy wins out in the end, every time.

I just love how everyone is watching the man talk, knowing full well he has no idea who it is he talking too. They are waiting for the beat down that everyone, except the father, knew was coming.

I loved the way Carradine was filmed here, when he is calling Jack a cunt he looks scary as hell.

I've watched this scene at least 5 times over several rewatches over a decade - never understood it until now. Incredibly honest and valid request from someone who is just done with trying everyday to be good, and knowing they aren't. and failing. it wears.

"I ain't getting in no gun fight with you, Hickok!" "Yet you will still run your cunt mouth at me." We've all met somebody like this who talks shit all day, but the second you push back, they start acting like you're the one being unreasonable and try to cowardly back out. McCall's lucky Hickok had more self-control than a lot of other gunslingers.

0:37 Jesus CHRIST this is everything. My word.

Alma was sexy as hell in a town of filth,vice, and lawlessness. Bullock was smitten/seduced. Her father got the attitude adjustment he asked for. Just a thought.

A quote that was actually attributed to Calamity Jane.

Tough to watch but accurate. He saw his end.. And he welcomed the peace eternal.😔

When you eat a filet o fish sandwich, your mouth smells like a c u next tuesday (u tube doesnt let you type c word)

Best line of the show.

Bullock was always just about on tilt......what a great character.

An absolutely brilliantly written, directed, acted, and produced show. Probably one of the best shows to ever be made. Top 3, easily.

That’s not Kurt Russel ..

It was noted by the time Wild Bill was killed in Deadwood he was starting to lose his eyesight and simply starting to age. He knew he couldn't keep up with the legend he'd helped create and was rather like Doc Holliday in that he wanted to go out in a blaze of glory. During the real trial for murdering Wild Bill, McCall was asked why he committed such a dastardly deed shooting him from behind instead of facing him. McCall replied "I didn't want to commit suicide."

well that's one in a row for you wild bill

When I saw the Hound's "chicken" scene in GoT, I called it the Wild Bill cunt scene.

Well that’s one in row for you Wild Bill.

He's looking to go out in a blaze of glory

They probably had an idea that was the last time they'd see each other, but they could have said something more if they'd know for sure. I guess that's true always.

Lundy before going to miami

I remember seeing this when I was 16 and it's still one of my favorite bits. I'm turning 32 next week so.. that tells ya something

The writing, the acting, the cinematography and direction. This show was fkn perfection.

Next time some bible thumper wants to pass me one of those stupid little books, I'll reply similar to this. Classic🤣🤣🤣

Drummers could have got annoyed when drum machines started becoming more popular but not Phil he embraced them and when Genesis visited the Roland factory in Japan they got one of the very 1st CR-78's made.

Bill is used to it, Charlie is not. Bill wants to save Charlie. Bill will use his own capcity to get what he wants.... Unfortunately he has failed. Charlie doesn't know this so is still hanging on. Bill is dead, the last tie he has to cut is with Charlie. He is choosing any day now, as long as it dosn't affect ANYBODY. The only other time I think this is relevent is the death of The Rev.... Knowing and choosing when you go. I mean it is balls and then some.

Man. What a scene! When he whips out his second pistol *chefs kiss*

fucking gold

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