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For some reason my brother got hooked on Prison Break..... he's more like addicted to it... he's watched like almost all of it in 3 days...
Never seen it... but it looks alright.
god was I missing out, went to Best Buy today and got season one from this show, and Im now hooked.
Anyone else watch?
Its challenging House and 24 as my favorites.
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For some reason my brother got hooked on Prison Break..... he's more like addicted to it... he's watched like almost all of it in 3 days...
Never seen it... but it looks alright.
They do a whole lot of cussing on "Deadwood", even by my standards!
I'm guessing in the Wild West, sucker was a favorite curse word at the time. Not only that but they repeat it like every other sentence. Some hardcore stuff right there.
I've never seen it.
so whats it about :/
we dont get it down here...
I haven't seen too many HBO shows that I didn't like:
Entourage
Big Love
Curb
Sopranos
I liked a bunch of the other old shows like The Larry Sanders Show, Arliss, etc..
I'd probably like the ones I don't watch too, but maybe it's a good thing I'm not hooked on all the others too...
Entourage is fantastic as well.
I bought season 1, but it was only like 8 freakin shows, is that right?
When does the new season start?
I typed it into my TIVO and it had no clue what I was talking about.
BTW,
the cussing in Deadwood is slightly over the top, but, its a of a story.
The old west has always fascinated me though.
The way they depict it almost seems true to how it was.
I think Entourage is on next Sunday, you can always Google Entourage...
Entourage starts Sunday, but it is season 3. So if you have only seen season 1, T-Park, you best start watching season 2. That one is longer than the first, which is indeed only 8 episodes. It's a badass show, highly addicting.
Yes, it is an awesome show.
TheTruth
I'm not enough of a star er to really get into what Entourage is selling, but Deadwood does start up again for its third season this Sunday as well. Deadwood's probably my favorite show on television.
Also, I've grown pretty partial to Big Love the last couple of months - enough to the point that the GF has to go watch the show where all the doctor interns are humping each other in the other room. It's worth checking out if you haven't gotten a chance, especially since it's the first season and every episode is up on HBO on Demand.
I saw the 1st season but didn't follow the 2nd
Mrs Taco has watched them all
I love Deadwood.
I've been sitting on pins and needles for season 3 to start. Can't wait untill Sunday. entourage startgin on Sunday also is just an added bonus.
some big is gonna go down this season on Deadwood...have you seen the preview?? bad ass.
and I'm still pissed that carnival got cancelled.
Deadwood is the ! Back in high school, one of my best friends was Ian McShane's stepson. The parents were separated, so I didn't get to spend a lot of time around Ian, but he is a cool dude.
grays anatomy and enterouge are the best shows to ever be created
I was under the impression that Deadwood was cancelled. I was all bummed out and everything! If it turns out it continues you people have made my day
No, Deadwood has always been continuing.. they've (HBO) have been teasing us abotu the "new season" for months.I was under the impression that Deadwood was cancelled. I was all bummed out and everything! If it turns out it continues you people have made my day
Carnivale was cancelled.
Deadwood starts the new season this coming Sunday.
Go check out HBO.com
HBO did cancel Deadwood.
Season 3 of Deadwood starts sunday. Then there are 2 2 hr episodes to be made to wrap it up.
http://community.tvguide.com/forum.j...umID=700000049
""Deadwood" lives.
After a month of what seemed like public negotiating, HBO and "Deadwood" creator-exec producer David Milch have kissed and made up, as it were, agreeing to produce a pair of two-hour specials that will serve as the show's series finale.
While Milch's grisly Western had been presumed a goner last month after HBO announced it would not be renewing options on the large cast (Daily Variety, May 12), HBO said Sunday that the series and its fans would get closure in what amounts to a four-hour event.
HBO will have to renegotiate new deals -- now for a pair of two-hours as opposed to a full season -- with all of the players. Although no one is locked into continuing with "Deadwood," an HBO rep said the network was confident in reaching all the deals necessary to proceed with the show in its new incarnation.
No decisions had been made about a production start date or a premiere date.
Insiders say HBO was uncomfortable with the hefty costs of holding the actors over an indefinite amount of time now that Milch would be splitting his time between another season of "Deadwood" and his new surf noir pilot "John from Cincinnati," also set up at the pay network.
"Deadwood" rotated in at least 20 major characters during season two. In addition, each episode of "Deadwood" is said to cost around $5 million to produce and require 15-16 days of shooting -- a hefty tab even for HBO.
And although both Milch and HBO say the parties had always intended for the series to end after four seasons, economics at the cablercabler have changed. "The Sopranos," which begins production on its final episodes shortly, is more expensive than ever, while new series -- including the expensive $100 million first season of "Rome," a co-prod with the BBC, and "Big Love" -- haven't exactly ignited ratings or subscriptions.
For Milch, keeping "Deadwood" alive in some form saves him having to prematurely end the show or work with a truncated fourth season of six episodes, which HBO had initially offered (Daily Variety, June 2). He is said to have worked with the network over the weekend to give "Deadwood" a proper conclusion.
A shorter order was problematic for Milch because each episode in the first three seasons of "Deadwood" represented a single day, and he could not see how to wrapwrap up the stories in just six days. By instead producing a pair of special event presentations, Milch will be able to write the finale using a different format and space of time.
"I am thrilled that we were able to figure out a way to continue," Milch said in a statement. "No one was ready to let go of the show, and I'm really glad we've found a way to proceed that works creatively."
Decision to continue also spares HBO brass criticism that they were prematurely pulling the plug on a series with both critical acclaim and a loyal following -- two elements that earned lauded but ratings-challenged crime drama "The Wire" a fourth season, due this fall. "
I was gonna make a western shooter video game called "Dirtwood".. but that idea got buried in the graveyard.
so the series only lasts 3 seasons?!!??!
WTF!!!
KKK
That happened with me the last time I got into a show, called Millenium.
Goddamnt.
in HBO
hate to say I told you so on this one...
Deadwood? Oh I can tell you lots of stories about dead wood....
God damn HBO is quickly becoming an embarrassment in my eyes. First they flat out just let Carnivale die a death and now they are doing the same with Deadwood.
While a 100 million dollar show like Rome is their baby. I didn't spend two seconds watching Rome....while I'm hooked on Deadwood and Carnivale.
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