And the faint little smirk on Dan's face just before he delivers it. He's alone in the slot, the goalie is on his back, and the defence's clearing pass has just landed on his tape.
He had Al's cunning...you don't work together as long as they did and not have that. Dan had a temper, though, and a concious that worked it's way forward a bit more often than Al's.
I think the best summary of Dan is the line: "I know when I'm out of my depth", delivered when he finds the gold on the Garrets claim, and after throwing Brom to his death. I think it shows his character perfectly- he is not merely a dumb brute, but someone who knows his limits and is loyal to a fault. Love Dan, such a brilliant addition to the show
@@@oobaka1967 Yes i heard but that's like the M.A.S.H. movie, it will never be as good as the show and its atmosphere and the presence of each character. This show had the possibility of going on for at least few more seasons. Shame they cancelled it.
@@ame7272 Maybe you don't know. The movie was planned since the cancellation of the show in order to wrap everything up. Pretty much every actor will reprise their roles. The movie should be as entertaining as the show was.
Ian McShane, and Tim Olyphant MADE the show. I can't imagine Deadwood without them. Of course the rest of the cast are fantastic too. Thanks for posting! Reminds me I need to watch the series again.
There were so many great characters, respect must be given to Dan Dority taking his character from brutal minion to thoughtful captain to his own man. Deadwood should be taught in film school.
Absolutely worth owning from a Sopranos fan point of view. I watch very few TV shows and buy less on DVD but this is a great show. You don't want to miss a word of the dialogue, nothing is wasted.
Not a damn thing. Every solitary breath a contribution to the whole. I also love the Sopranos, but I have to say, I love Deadwood just a hair more. Anyway, God bless you for buying the DVDs, man. I have this series on Blu-ray & make it a point to watch it once a year. Hello from an entire decade into the future you old bastard! :) Hope you're still enjoying raunchy cable television in 2019, same as me :D
Deadwood is as good as anything I've ever seen, and I'm not restricting it to movies. Shakeseare like one poster said, yes, but with a depth that is awe inspiring. It should come back.
I think one of my favorite aspects of this show is the way the 'heroic' Bullock was increasingly the biggest obstacle to the safety of his own loved ones and the camp as a whole.
That's probably what I love most about Deadwood - almost none of the characters are black or white. The writers leave enough room to let the audience decide how they feel about the characters, rather than just spelling it out for the viewer.
5 YEARS LATER... Bullock is the mirror of Al. Al is, on the surface, a brutal and merciless dictator of a man desperately trying to hold back his empathy. Bullock is, on the surface, a good and honest man trying desperately to hold back his violent savagery. They recognize that in each other, eventually. Scenes like this point to that fact; Seth is basically saying "I can't kill him, but Al can, and we'd all be better off if he were dead." It's almost an admission of his own shortcomings. Seth can do for Al what he himself cannot be seen to do but might want to, and vice versa.
@@brianmarini1888 This is a very insightful comment. I think that those of us who love the show probably recognize that on a fundamental level, but I never could have articulated it like that. Well done, sir.
Dan gave stupid viewers hope, those of us who couldn't always follow the way dialogue outlined the intrigue. We knew there was a plan, and had to often just trust in whatever it was that Swearengen was meaning, whilst puzzling at Hearst, understanding them little. Then he would say something like this, and we'd all be clear as day in our minds... for a minute. Yes, the best drama I have ever seen, and a true American one at that.
I also love what this scene reveals about Dan's and Bullock's relationship (or really, of course, Bullock's relationship with the Gem). There was a time when Bullock coming in ranting like that and ordering Dan around would have been a hostile provocation that might have ended in bloodshed. But here, Dan dutifully stops pouring and listens intently. They're on the same page as allies. Just such masterful, economic characterization right there. Just flawless execution all around.
Idk why, out of a whole series of great moments, this has always been one of my favorite scenes. That line from Dan hit Bullock like an arrow to the heart.
One of the best conversations ever on this show. And kudos to Dan, casual killer that he is, for having the stones to point out to Seth his perfect hypocrisy. He probably ended up saving Alma’s father’s life, for whatever that was worth.
Didn't really take that big of stones for Dan to do that lol. Bullock couldn't have handled Dan like he E.B. and those others he was used to beating up.
The brilliance of Bullock’s character portrayal is displayed in this scene. Often the righteous and heroic characters in society are well intended but hypocritical and closer to those they deem as “bad guys” than they care to admit.
Skiz Maroo you’re entirely correct! I learned a lot of self discipline making this error and also do not judge others or those whom I once would have hated. Cheers 🍻
This show was amazing. Like another HBO show, Carnivale, HBO decided it had run its course and said they didn't want anymore episodes. Another one to be added to the "brilliant but cancelled" pile of tv shows.
Hell yeah. I've been rewatching and was looking for this scene for quite some time the other week. Say what you want about technology, and algorithms, and whatnot, yeah, ultimately it's probably bad. But, the machines came thru for me today.
Skiz Maroo dude if you don't get my comment then your the guy who is watching real housewives. Lesson 1 don't take everything literally read between the lines. Who is speaking to Dan? What is his occupation? Where else has he held that occupation? What names are presented? Think?
Best show ever on the small screen. Does anyone know (don't guess) why it is never seen in reruns on HBO? They own it and it would seem to be a cheap way to fill air time, plus it would bring a new generation of fans into the series. Curious.
what was the first line? i couldn't quite catch it - something about taking turns like white men? nice clip -- i just recently started watching deadwood and am slowly making my way through the netflix dvds.
eh, there was a slight decline but you're exaggerating it. The main problem with season 3 was the inclusion of the largely irrelevant theater troupe sideplot and some plausibility issues in the main plot (why didn't they just kill Hearst? he was practically defenseless the whole time he was in the camp)
There is a reason why they didn't just kill Hearst. If you watch the video "Deadwood - Hearst shares his philosophy on gold," you'll notice that as he is walking through the camp, he is constantly making slight motions, seemingly to no one in particular, every few moments. These are signals to all of the hidden agents he has in the camp, letting them know not to kill the man standing next to him (yet). He even says that the conversation he is having is only taking place because he has already prevented his agents in the restaurant they have just come from, from killing the man just for sitting at the same table as him. Hearst has both uniformed and disguised agents all through Deadwood and you can't just kill him. Even Bullock, who probably avoids getting shot down because he has a gun in Hearst's face and could kill Hearst before dying himself, later admits that even if he were able to kill Hearst, the camp would be razed in retribution. I would love to see what the situation led to in Season 4 which never happened, and perhaps we'll see it if they ever make the Deadwood movie(s). But Hearst had defenses aplenty. From the moment he arrived, he was the most protected and the most dangerous man in the camp.
They didn't kill Hearst because doing so would mean the end of the camp. You don't just assassinate someone as important and powerful as Hearst without major consequences. Not killing him wasn't a plausibly issue. Hell, Hearst pulled similar shit in real life and no killed him.
@SkizMaroo I guess some people type out their comment before they even watch the entire video? How does that even work? How will you know what to comment on? That is a real noodle scratcher.
Funny how characters on a show are easy to like, but you remember that Al was ready to murder a little girl to cover his ass, and Dan, in cold blood, pushed a terrified, basically helpless guy off a cliff, (rich, privileged prick though he was).
I don’t get how Bullock was okay with the prostitute getting killed in Tricksys place and how he allowed Al to arrange it but maybe the movie will make it more clear.
Deadwood is the best Western (genre) to come out this century. I doubt we will ever see another like it due to the political correctness that has inhibited creativity since about 2012.
It was a shame but the final season was absolute guff. The dialogue disappeared up someone's backside and was totally incomprehensible faux shakespearean rubbish. The writer may have been in protest but all he succeeded in doing was failing to close his work for posterity.
"Ya outta pin that on yer chest, yer hypocrite enough to wear it." -My favorite Dan line
MattMonk one of the best lines in the whole series
dAN
MattMonk
My favorite line by that guy is “Franks & Beans!”
And the faint little smirk on Dan's face just before he delivers it. He's alone in the slot, the goalie is on his back, and the defence's clearing pass has just landed on his tape.
@Emiscary1 lol ok bud
Deadwood is a shakespeareon western. Total Brilliance.
Gotta give that round to Dan. It was a mistake to think of him merely as muscle. He never got enough credit for brains or strategic thinking.
He had Al's cunning...you don't work together as long as they did and not have that.
Dan had a temper, though, and a concious that worked it's way forward a bit more often than Al's.
I think the best summary of Dan is the line: "I know when I'm out of my depth", delivered when he finds the gold on the Garrets claim, and after throwing Brom to his death. I think it shows his character perfectly- he is not merely a dumb brute, but someone who knows his limits and is loyal to a fault.
Love Dan, such a brilliant addition to the show
He was plenty smart
Lol the dude was simping over a teenage girl who turned out to be a lying thief.
@@chewcacachewpipi8879 That makes him complex and multilayered. Not in any flashy impressive way, but in a mundane, deficient manner.
Shakespeare would be very proud of this show.
Ya know there's a movie coming, right?
@@@oobaka1967 Yes i heard but that's like the M.A.S.H. movie, it will never be as good as the show and its atmosphere and the presence of each character. This show had the possibility of going on for at least few more seasons. Shame they cancelled it.
@@ame7272 Maybe you don't know.
The movie was planned since the cancellation of the show in order to wrap everything up.
Pretty much every actor will reprise their roles.
The movie should be as entertaining as the show was.
I have repeatedly said and written exactly the same.
Hell yeah
Ian McShane, and Tim Olyphant MADE the show. I can't imagine Deadwood without them. Of course the rest of the cast are fantastic too. Thanks for posting! Reminds me I need to watch the series again.
There were so many great characters, respect must be given to Dan Dority taking his character from brutal minion to thoughtful captain to his own man. Deadwood should be taught in film school.
I can't imagine the show without ANY of the characters. Damn near perfect.
The whole damn cast is perfection defined.
Absolutely worth owning from a Sopranos fan point of view. I watch very few TV shows and buy less on DVD but this is a great show. You don't want to miss a word of the dialogue, nothing is wasted.
Not a damn thing. Every solitary breath a contribution to the whole. I also love the Sopranos, but I have to say, I love Deadwood just a hair more. Anyway, God bless you for buying the DVDs, man. I have this series on Blu-ray & make it a point to watch it once a year. Hello from an entire decade into the future you old bastard! :) Hope you're still enjoying raunchy cable television in 2019, same as me :D
Take it easy we're not making a western series here.
Deadwood is as good as anything I've ever seen, and I'm not restricting it to movies. Shakeseare like one poster said, yes, but with a depth that is awe inspiring. It should come back.
One of the BEST lines ever delivered by Dan Dority!!
I think one of my favorite aspects of this show is the way the 'heroic' Bullock was increasingly the biggest obstacle to the safety of his own loved ones and the camp as a whole.
That's probably what I love most about Deadwood - almost none of the characters are black or white. The writers leave enough room to let the audience decide how they feel about the characters, rather than just spelling it out for the viewer.
No
His god damn Temper
5 YEARS LATER... Bullock is the mirror of Al. Al is, on the surface, a brutal and merciless dictator of a man desperately trying to hold back his empathy. Bullock is, on the surface, a good and honest man trying desperately to hold back his violent savagery. They recognize that in each other, eventually. Scenes like this point to that fact; Seth is basically saying "I can't kill him, but Al can, and we'd all be better off if he were dead." It's almost an admission of his own shortcomings. Seth can do for Al what he himself cannot be seen to do but might want to, and vice versa.
@@brianmarini1888 This is a very insightful comment. I think that those of us who love the show probably recognize that on a fundamental level, but I never could have articulated it like that. Well done, sir.
Dan gave stupid viewers hope, those of us who couldn't always follow the way dialogue outlined the intrigue. We knew there was a plan, and had to often just trust in whatever it was that Swearengen was meaning, whilst puzzling at Hearst, understanding them little. Then he would say something like this, and we'd all be clear as day in our minds... for a minute. Yes, the best drama I have ever seen, and a true American one at that.
That was an insanely insightful comment for someone claiming to be stupid lol
I thought that was Johnny's role, to play dumb so we could get the explanation and feel smart about it.
I wish they would have continued deadwood. It was one the best series ever and to short lived.
I also love what this scene reveals about Dan's and Bullock's relationship (or really, of course, Bullock's relationship with the Gem). There was a time when Bullock coming in ranting like that and ordering Dan around would have been a hostile provocation that might have ended in bloodshed. But here, Dan dutifully stops pouring and listens intently. They're on the same page as allies. Just such masterful, economic characterization right there. Just flawless execution all around.
in the movie al and bullock are like homies cause of hearst
Dan gives the first impression of a simple man but he's got depth to him.
Yes, even better than The Sopranos was. Deadwood was the best ever.
I don't think is a crazy take at all. Sopranos was a little inconsistent while Deadwood had 3 perfect seasons.
The most interesting confrontations take place when neither man is afraid of the other.
Amen
One of the best American dramas ever made, easily.
Brilliant remark by Dan at the end.
Idk why, out of a whole series of great moments, this has always been one of my favorite scenes. That line from Dan hit Bullock like an arrow to the heart.
Dan had his moments.
Dan Dority really grew on me as the series progressed.
The song playing is around her hair she wore a yellow ribbon. An old army cadence. Great detail, with all the cav soldiers there.
Possibly my favorite scene
W. Earl & and the second time he drawls, “If he *don’t die...”
It's weird how they hate each others fucking guts yet they can still converse like normal human beings.
I DON'T SWIM IN THAT SHIT.
Honestly, Dority made a fair point with regard to Bullock’s hypocrisy.
What a shame this series was cancelled. Oh, what could have been!
Great scene.
Dan calls it.
Dan and Bullock, just f@cking awesome!
I got a friend exactly like Dan Doherty. Same build, same exact voice and southern drawl. Same personality. lol
just gotta love bullock! crazy sherriff. lol love this show. thank you
HBO was on top of the world with prestige dramas at this point. Shame how far they’ve fallen
One of the best conversations ever on this show. And kudos to Dan, casual killer that he is, for having the stones to point out to Seth his perfect hypocrisy. He probably ended up saving Alma’s father’s life, for whatever that was worth.
Didn't really take that big of stones for Dan to do that lol. Bullock couldn't have handled Dan like he E.B. and those others he was used to beating up.
The brilliance of Bullock’s character portrayal is displayed in this scene. Often the righteous and heroic characters in society are well intended but hypocritical and closer to those they deem as “bad guys” than they care to admit.
Amen, brother. And we've all been guilty of it once or twice lol.
Skiz Maroo you’re entirely correct! I learned a lot of self discipline making this error and also do not judge others or those whom I once would have hated. Cheers 🍻
Cheers, brother.
CLASSIC!
“Ye ought to pin that to yer chest. You’re hypocrite enough to wear it “
Thats ok, "The Hills" is probably right up your alley
I love Dan
Couple laps in the pool, Bullock climbs out, towels off, and earnestly proclaims, "I don't swim in that shit." Lol's.
I'm glad Dan (sorry, I don't know the actors name offhand) along with some others like Johnny, also popped up in Justified.
Gotta Love Dan,,everyone has a purpose. Ya otta pin that on yer chest Brilliant !
Damn.. This is like watching Caddyshack.
I always find a line or a scene I missed before🤣. Awesome series.
Genius dialogue..
This show was amazing. Like another HBO show, Carnivale, HBO decided it had run its course and said they didn't want anymore episodes. Another one to be added to the "brilliant but cancelled" pile of tv shows.
Deadwood was much better than "Carnivale."
Hell yeah. I've been rewatching and was looking for this scene for quite some time the other week. Say what you want about technology, and algorithms, and whatnot, yeah, ultimately it's probably bad. But, the machines came thru for me today.
I remember watching the commentary and Timothy Olyphant had trouble understanding what his character was saying.
Dan speaking truth.
thanks brother. Love the video.
Dan's just the best.
Seth Givens I mean...........Raylan Bullock I'm sorry all this Deadwood is just making me feel a bit weary but I believe its Justified : )
You certainly wouldn't be the first person I've met who didn't get it. Maybe real housewives of someplace or another is more your thing.
Skiz Maroo dude if you don't get my comment then your the guy who is watching real housewives. Lesson 1 don't take everything literally read between the lines. Who is speaking to Dan? What is his occupation? Where else has he held that occupation? What names are presented? Think?
Ah, well I certainly stand corrected. Moving forward perhaps you should make your comments more lucid rather than vaguely archaic.
***** sorry if I misunderstood your comment and was a dick about it. I was in a mood last night and looking for a fight. I do a apologize.
Its all right apology accepted
I don't swim in that shit.
.gotta remember that one
As of right now, 0 people swim in that shit. Nice work.
Damn, it seems that 3 people now do.
Has anyone seen my friend Gavin?
Dan was the man.
Best show ever on the small screen. Does anyone know (don't guess) why it is never seen in reruns on HBO? They own it and it would seem to be a cheap way to fill air time, plus it would bring a new generation of fans into the series. Curious.
antigonish63 they just confirmed a movie is in the making.
It's being filmed as I write this. They've already released some images from it.
Buckaroo Banzai are you excited? I know Richardson has died since the show ended, which is a shame.
Buckaroo Banzai oh yeah, that’s right, such a great character that sy.
Does Dority remind anyone else of Ronnie Van Zant?
Adam 1
Franks & Beans!
Mulch,
Says so much with so few lines.......
Churchillian......
Most people compare it to Shakespeare. Love the Churchill perspective. Shines a light from a whole other angle.
what was the first line? i couldn't quite catch it - something about taking turns like white men? nice clip -- i just recently started watching deadwood and am slowly making my way through the netflix dvds.
eh, there was a slight decline but you're exaggerating it. The main problem with season 3 was the inclusion of the largely irrelevant theater troupe sideplot and some plausibility issues in the main plot (why didn't they just kill Hearst? he was practically defenseless the whole time he was in the camp)
There is a reason why they didn't just kill Hearst. If you watch the video "Deadwood - Hearst shares his philosophy on gold," you'll notice that as he is walking through the camp, he is constantly making slight motions, seemingly to no one in particular, every few moments. These are signals to all of the hidden agents he has in the camp, letting them know not to kill the man standing next to him (yet). He even says that the conversation he is having is only taking place because he has already prevented his agents in the restaurant they have just come from, from killing the man just for sitting at the same table as him. Hearst has both uniformed and disguised agents all through Deadwood and you can't just kill him. Even Bullock, who probably avoids getting shot down because he has a gun in Hearst's face and could kill Hearst before dying himself, later admits that even if he were able to kill Hearst, the camp would be razed in retribution. I would love to see what the situation led to in Season 4 which never happened, and perhaps we'll see it if they ever make the Deadwood movie(s). But Hearst had defenses aplenty. From the moment he arrived, he was the most protected and the most dangerous man in the camp.
Wasnt a side plot. It's a true story.
They didn't kill Hearst because doing so would mean the end of the camp. You don't just assassinate someone as important and powerful as Hearst without major consequences. Not killing him wasn't a plausibly issue. Hell, Hearst pulled similar shit in real life and no killed him.
Dummy got wisdom though. "...You hypocrite not to wear it."
Would've told him to go tell him himself.
Seth Bullock is my spirit animal.
@SkizMaroo I guess some people type out their comment before they even watch the entire video? How does that even work? How will you know what to comment on? That is a real noodle scratcher.
@HugoRune1976 Try watching the entire video next time :)
@piratebri So do I Haha! Makes me want to try to be more like Al since I sound and look perhaps like a younger version of him.
Funny how characters on a show are easy to like, but you remember that Al was ready to murder a little girl to cover his ass, and Dan, in cold blood, pushed a terrified, basically helpless guy off a cliff, (rich, privileged prick though he was).
I don’t get how Bullock was okay with the prostitute getting killed in Tricksys place and how he allowed Al to arrange it but maybe the movie will make it more clear.
He knew one of them would die.
Deadwood is the best Western (genre) to come out this century. I doubt we will ever see another like it due to the political correctness that has inhibited creativity since about 2012.
Wind River is pretty good
@diamonddust22 I have been sayign that for years.
@Cgavin1 what you said is utter crap
It was a shame but the final season was absolute guff. The dialogue disappeared up someone's backside and was totally incomprehensible faux shakespearean rubbish. The writer may have been in protest but all he succeeded in doing was failing to close his work for posterity.
Nonsense. Season 3 was fantastic like the first two.
@Joseph Lauren I see what you did there.
Damn it, here comes blm, atleast they have sense enough to use the back entrance
Nobody fucked with Dan
Nobody lol
Well, one guy did. Didn’t turn out well for him though