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How Come There Aren't Any 'Deadwood' Fans On These Threads?

posted 20 years ago by bheyer
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For the past two years (2004 & 2005), Molly Parker has been playing "Alma Garret" on the critically acclaimed HBO series, "Deadwood." If memory serves me right, she was nominated for an Emmy Award, last year, for her role. By Jove, I think she's going to finally win it, this year! So, ALL you Molly Parker fans, out there (that includes YOU, iam uncool), call up your cable companies and order HBO. If you can't do that, find a friend who subscribes to HBO, and ask them to tape it for you. "Deadwood" has been called "the BEST, most ORIGINAL series on television."

In the meantime, follow this link to the show's website: http://www.hbo.com/deadwood/

I'm the bad guy? How'd that happen?
Michael Douglas ("D-FENS"), in "Falling Down"

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[–] king-of-the-sick 20 years ago

im a huge deadwood fan i started from the first epi.

[–] bheyer 20 years ago

Okay, THAT makes a grand total of two of us, now.

I'm the bad guy? How'd that happen?
Michael Douglas ("D-FENS"), in "Falling Down"

[–] bheyer 19 years ago

She wasn't THAT "uptight and cold" in the first episode of the second season, though, was she?
Sheriff Seth Bullock had her legs spread high in the air, and he was stroking for ALL he was worth.
Love those hairy armpits of hers, too!

I'm the bad guy? How'd that happen?
Michael Douglas ("D-FENS"), in "Falling Down"

[–] bheyer 19 years ago

Awww, c'mon, beerdotcom182-2, after Alma and Seth did "the nasty," she put her hands behind her head, and tufts of red hair were seen in her armpit regions. Hey, they didn't shave in THOSE places in the 1870's. Funny, her legs were as smooth as a baby's bottom, though. So much for realism, I guess. She must've had some NASTEE bush, huh?

I'm the bad guy? How'd that happen?
Michael Douglas ("D-FENS"), in "Falling Down"

[–] PunchB 19 years ago

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[–] airforcetodd2 19 years ago

well number one its a rip off to waste good $$$ on bogus cable tv shows like deadwood where ive been told they use the F word like every five seconds that gets really old and offensive, same thing with that italiano mobster show the altos or whatever its called ...all they do is use profanity the whole hour long show very very boring why not hire some writers and write some decent plots instead of just using gutter talk all the time