He tells him to send Trixie to the Gem too.
Both Charlie and Al rush to her aid, scooping her up and into safety at the Gem, telling her to “keep her fuckin’ head down.” Al orders Adams to stand guard at the schoolhouse in case someone tries for Sophia. Meanwhile, Alma Garrett-Ellsworth is walking down the thoroughfare to open the bank for the day when suddenly she is shot at! One bullet hits in front of her and another hits the wall behind her. Who cares? Aunt Lou serves a meal to Hearst and Jarry Hearst tells her he’ll let her know when the freight office has received Odell’s remains. Also, the other two women in the theater company don’t like the new hire much either. Again, why are we wasting time with these actors with only two episodes left after this one? As it turns out, this other woman, Mary (Langrishe’s lover? another member of the theater troupe?) whom we’ve seen occasionally around camp, does not like that he’s hired this new girl and she decides to leave camp, upsetting Langrishe. Jack Langrishe swings by Shaunessey’s boarding house looking for the woman who danced like a gypsy at his Amateur Night.
Cy says he was examining himself for pus Doc calls bullshit and I think it happened when he was intimidating Joanie Stubbs the other night. Score one for capitalism.Doc is tending to a petulant Cy, pissed off because Cy broke open his wound again when it was healing.
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And DEADWOOD truly puts the lie to the propaganda about public broadcasting being necessary to provide "quality programming that commercial television just can't or won't do." In the entire history of public radio and TV they have NEVER reached this level of excellence even once - yet cable (once referred to disparagingly as 'pay TV') pulls it off on a shoestring budget. For those of us who despair of the putrid crap in the theaters, peopled by actors who should be doing dinner theater in Dubuque, well. there aren't enough "supporting actor" awards from any source that could do justice to such a large, stand-out cast. Calamity Jane, Tolliver, Farnum, the Doc. Ian McShane's riveting performance is no surprise for "Lovejoy" fans he was long overdue for something equal to his talent. The number of truly spectacular actors here is simply staggering. I think they did a superlative job so far (first two episodes).It also looks like it's going to be the most accurate version of Bill Hickock's death - which was far more than just the simple barroom murder usually portrayed - ever put on film. Most people familiar with authentic Western history will recognize this as a very accurate portrayal of Deadwood, or any other frontier boom town, with all its ugliness and warts. As for the language being "over the top," anyone who's spent time in an Army unit or aboard ship in wartime knows this is EXACTLY the kind of language young men under stress use, and probably even worse back in the late eighteenth century when most of them were uneducated, illiterate and had a projected life span of around 30. Judging by other comments, the realistic portrayal of the crude language and immorality may be a bit too much for those used to tame, glossy horse operas where the Good are very, very good and the Bad are very, very bad.
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