i honestly think it would of surpassed The Wire, Sopranos, Breaking Bad if given more time
The show that could of been the GOAT
Adrian Johnson
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Jason Bennett
I'm rewatching it now, on season 3. I'm going to be so bummed when I finish it again. It's amazing to think that the movie is still a possibility
Joshua Howard
agreed, i honestly think it was too far ahead of its time
Colton Gomez
Agreed. Film is closer than ever to happening, maybe can be something great.
Gavin Anderson
Was the writing of Deadwood really that superior to the Wire?
Ryder Bennett
But it did surpass Breaking Bad, even by its first season imo. Breaking Bad was fine, Cranston elevated it to great at fleeting moments, but Deadwood's in another ballpark of a number of interesting characters and performances, and exquisite writing.
Gavin Martinez
the first season is the only good season. season 2 and 3 are hot garbage.
Cameron Hughes
do you have it above the Sopranos and The Wire?
Noah Taylor
I'm probably on an island with this, but I really enjoyed the series finale and the last moments with Al are some of the best I've ever seen in tv/film.
Jackson Kelly
The dialogue absolutely was. Greatest dialogue ever put on television.
Deadwood was at least as good as The Sopranos and The Wire, it's a step behind those shows solely because it didn't last as long. Two more years and it's solidly in GOAT territory
Justin Lewis
>could of
Austin Thomas
Wholly different, but i'd say close to equal. Deadwood's monologues and soliloquies and stuff were beautiful, the themes of the degrading mythic west and start of a US town/democracy as such, but the Wire's interwoven plotting was really impressive, and insight into the 'drug war' from all angles.
Along w/ Mad Men and the Sopranos i'd say they're the GOAT. Especially as far as writing.
Xavier Miller
fucking hoopleheads
Jackson Cooper
and breaking bad of course
Daniel Lee
My favorite exchance in the entire series was between Farnum and Calamity.
>Be brief.
>BE FUCKED!
Christopher Anderson
Could have
Camden Evans
>it's a Calamity Jane episode
Brody Anderson
Honestly Breaking Bad has no fucking business being mentioned in the same breath as Deadwood, The Sopranos, The Wire or Mad Men. It's a great show but it's simply not of the same quality
Brayden Ramirez
it did, though.
Hudson Russell
Farnum has some of the best lines in the whole show
>I imagine the pool that spawned you. I am filling it with rocks
Michael Butler
THIS
BB was annoyingly overrated and overhyped
Isaiah Jenkins
>Greatest dialogue ever put on television.
I think you're getting it mixed up with Justified, user.
Blake Thomas
>Its a Hearst sons Tolliver episode
Landon Morris
to be honest, deadwood was way too edgy for my taste.
Camden Hill
Deadwood was good but it got worse every season.
>surpassed the wire and breaking bad
but user it already had after its first episode. The wire is boring shit and breaking bad is just crappola
Bentley James
Is that movie still happening?
Daniel Ross
>love ian mcshane
>love westerns
>couldnt watch for more then 5 mins
should i give another chance?
Easton Roberts
1a and 1b my man
Michael Edwards
obviously yes, it's one of the finest things ever made in the English language
Joseph Peterson
You love McShane and westerns, but couldn't give a western with McShane more than five minutes? Something isn't adding up here.
Cameron Price
>its a Swearengen scene
Jack Butler
>never seen anyone mention the Hatfields& McCoys miniseries
its based as fuck, don't know why it didn't get more attention
its no deadwood, but its brilliant for what it is and pretty much the closest thing we'll get to more deadwood
Wyatt Wood
>>love ian mcshane
>>love westerns
>>couldnt watch for more then 5 mins
wtf