Charlie and Joanie

[@danlennon4101]

Deadwood wasn't just a great show. There were so many amazing life lessons like this.

[@tlightning8383]

Charlie was the purest soul in the whole town. Also it’s weird that I have no memory of this scene.

[@loge10]

It is so remarkable and moving the level of decency and emotional intimacy in an environment of such brutality. This is a deeply moving scene in a masterpiece series of many great scenes.

[@djdoyle9]

Dayton Callie and Kim Dickens are fine actors, and both SO under-rated. Best show ever.

[@Losrandir]

Aww Charlie is such a sweetheart

[@sadjaxx]

What a lovely powerful scene.

[@castano2001]

Such a great take on issues regarding suicide. Great Show!!! Thanks for the post

[@joelsimms4636]

Joanne had a good heart .l like her character and Janes.

[@smashedpumpking]

Fantastic. What a show

[@davemyers1977]

I love this so very much

[@Pww642]

Is this a deleted scene?

[@fdunlop89]

wow

[@89caste]

What episode is this? I remember this scene but i don't remember the episode

[@kingbeauregard]

The camera stopped rolling too early. The scene should have ended with: "Still ... get rid of that stupid hat. Ain't no taking you seriously when you look like a Lucky Charms mascot." I would have liked Joanie a lot better except I could not get past that hat. Let's put Al in a rainbow wig while we're at it.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

LMAO I hope you were joking. Joanie was a madam, that type of hat was pretty common among them. Kind of a high society elitist type of thing, all part of the gimmick of having a brothel. I guess Joanie was just accustomed to that look, there's nothing laughable or overly theatrical about it.

[@qkljhewgfhergk]

I think she looks quite fetching. I'd have a fancy word or two for her alright.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

"I hate being sick" - By sick, is she talking about her homosexuality?

[@blevenn]

No, she is talking about her depression and having to deal with it on a daily basis :)

[@Losrandir]

I do think it is the homosexuality though.

[@ThatGovrnmntBoy]

Eight years late, but she's referring to her career as a whore Mistress, and her childhood incest. Joanie thinks that she's ''sick'', like there was something in her that made her prone to that behavior. Obviously, she was a horrible abused child/teen, but she's internalizing those experiences and blaming herself, as many victims do.