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August 5, 2011

DEADWOOD—S1E6

This incredibly foul-mouthed, frequently violent, sex- and greed-driven show is one of the most deeply religious programs ever produced for television. Continue reading →

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July 1, 2011

Few movies or TV shows capture history as flux in quite the way that Deadwood does. Creator David Milch understands that time is a river, not a lake, and he very intentionally sets his story in some serious rapids. Deadwood provides a microcosm of American history that seems to develop before our eyes like time-lapse photography, in a time when the Old West is disappearing, and “progress” is coming on a daily—even hourly—basis. Continue reading →

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DEADWOOD—S1E6

DEADWOOD—S1 E3–4