Just my opinion. I don't know of any other actor that ever portrayed rage as well as Timothy Olyphant. His roles in Deadwood and in Justified are some of the best acting in any period.
You couldn’t be more right pal,he is the only reason I decided to give deadwood and justified a look,he is probably one of the most underrated actor on the planet…..I really would have loved him and doc running the town for a season but I also understand they were keeping things real when it comes to history and the death of doc…..Anyone who has stumbled across this or the above comment and have not seen these programmes you are missing out
I think if he had of had more roles like this he'd have been another Clint Eastwood or if he had been in a different era he just has that intensity and persona shame he's, had so many offbeat roles in comedy's etc
To me, Bullock is a man with a powerful inner darkness, but, and this is the truly important part of his character… HE owns that darkness. It doesn’t own him. He uses that rage that violent nature as a sword against worse then and he legit has a bright good side to him the majority of him in fact. He’s the Sheep dog amidst the sheep, on guard for the wolves
Absolutely. He understands the character and he presents it in a way that allows the viewer to see inside of him. We all have some degree of rage, so we can all relate.
@@rycor814 Either Timothy Olyphant was the worst actor on the show, or Bullock was the worst written (major) character, or maybe both. Not saying he is any way a bad character or badly written, but Deadwood's writing, acting, and characters are on such a high level that the sheriff somehow pales in comparison. I mean look at EB Farnum or Doc Cochran or Jane or even Wu or Tolliver. Their characters are so much richer and colorful. The only glimpse of any depth we see from Bullock is when he talks about going to see his brother on the battlefield, having been restrained by charlie utter cleverly by utter acting injured, from marching into the gem to get his gun and badge
wiremessiah Well that is one way to see it. Keep in mind that the writers have to be true to the characters. Seth Bullock isn’t well read. He’s not educated. He’s not even a good businessman. He hurts bullies. He’s straight-forward and tough. He’s a warrior. Not a poet. He’s not going to launch into loquacious monologues. I think the writers did a good job to keep him interesting and true yet didn’t overreach to turn him into Shakespeare.
I love Al calling out Bullock for being cuntstruck in the thoroughfare rather than attending to more serious matters. Which leads to "Welcome to Deadwood, it may be combative!".
I think a big part of it that he is afraid. When he talks about his brother it's all admiration for the heroic soldier. I think part of his anger is how afraid he is, the rage just overrides it
I liked his seething anger. The anger he tries (and sometimes fails) at controlling. "Don't tell me what the fuck I mean" "Then I supposed you best take your swing" lolz.
Bullock is amazing, that intensivity. In Justified his Raylan role is similar in terms of charm but he's a lot more chill and cool all the way thru. Love what he does, waiting on the Deadwood movie.
@@jasonx4008 He probably doesnt care to be. I get the feeling everything he works on is a passion project. He waits for roles that jump out to him and only takes those. Check out Santa Clarita Diet, you can see him in a totally different character.
@@AxelCross True, the A listers these days have to work hard to establish a sort of brand. Olyphant can't be bothered to do that, and I respect him all the more for it.
The "draw a map" part was freaking awesome! Now I can't wait to see the "Deadwood" movie, finally some justice for this wonderful show and some closure!
I've never watched a single episode of Big Bang Theory, while my friends refer to it often. Meanwhile I used to get butterflies in my stomach waiting the few minutes prior to each episode of Deadwood and later of Justified, especially the opening beat of that Gangstagrass theme music - Long Hard Times To Come.
He just protects beautiful anger and passion. Look how close to tears he becomes when he knows he could easily turn. Man he would of been a great Batman.
Ricky Jay, quite probably the best sleight-of-hand card sharp slash magician alive in the world today. He's literally staggering with the way he handles cards, like the perfect three card monte man. I'm told the decision to make him a croupier (craps involving dice, not cards) was a deliberate gag for anybody who was remotely aware of his fame.
@@Gj23jk2 amazing what you can learn from RUclips comments. I had no idea he was a card magician, one of my favorite characters was Eddie Sawyer. RIP Ricky Jay
That 1875 Remington he carries is truly a police weapon of the time. It has that steel rib under the barrel which looks like a black powder Remington's loading lever, but it's static, which helps the rigidity of the barrel so if you need to buffalo someone (Hit them over the head with the gun) it won't harm the weapon so much.
They didnt cancel it. The guy who wrote it wouldnt commit to another season because he wanted to go and write that pile of shit show john from cincinatti. HBO was paying to rent that entire town for the deadwood set. They weren't going to pay for it if he was going to play coy on if he was even going to keep making the show or not.
@@doc-holliday- Nah, you got it all wrong, HBO wanted David Milch to do John From Cincinnati, which yes was a piece of shit, so they offered him 6 episodes, which he decided wasn't enough to finish the story. And I think it was a good thing, rarely if ever does a show get better or even keep that status quo of quality even after the second season. And endings of shows are rarely if ever satisfying. 3 seasons was perfect, and the movie was enough to satisfy most fans, although I was disappointed, as it did not have the level of quality of the show due to Milch having alzheimers, not being allowed to micromanage and do on the spot rewrites, and the time constraints they didn't have during the show. But the great thing about the movie is that it shows you just how good Milch was at Deadwood. There will never be anything like it again, the absolute best show that has or will ever exist
1:15 That's why you gotta love Seth Bullock. He exposed Hearst for what he truly was in front of everyone, and did so in a way where anything Hearst said would only prove his point.
I loved his arc in Season 1 where he finally becomes sheriff after seeing all the horrible shit that was happening throughout Deadwood; a father trying to pin a murder on their daughter, Chinese stabbed in the street while the 'Sheriff' looks on, Bill Hickock shot in the back without provocation, the coward that killed him getting off the hook etc. after a point he couldn't just stand by and be a normal guy running a hardware store, the beating at 2:34 is cathartic because he embraces who he really is.
Tough guy, but history says he never killed anyone...that was odd of a peacekeeper in the old west and it drew in the dumbasses who didn’t realize there was a reason he never needed to kill anyone.
I related so much with the character of Bullock. I grew up in and survived constant physical abuse from my step dad. One of the writers said that Bullock is the kind of guy who wakes up every day and fantasizes about beating up his father. That pent up rage came out anytime Bullock had to act as a lawman.
Ikr? American style. Most of the dialogue is even in iambic pentameter. The Brits have some amazing history, warrior kings, Celts and Romans, but we have bygod Cowboys and Indians. We win. 😁
Man, this show was so damned good. I can't even remember when I started watching it, I think when it first started airing. The way Bullock and Swearingen start out against each other, and then they figure it out and work together against Hearst (mostly).
I went over to a friend's place where they were all watching Sopranos, which was the first time I saw it, was a great episode where Tony was running from the FBI through a snowy creek. Then Deadwood came on, and the only scene I remembered is one of the best, When Al is getting a blowjob and doing a crazy monologue. When he stopped to say "what do you have a stagecoach to catch, slow the fuck up!" we all were rolling. That was one of the most vulgar yet hilarious lines ever.
DAFUQ, TOLLIVER i just love the way he _seeeethes._ the way timmy olyphant portrays that constantly bubbling rage is just so unique, i've never seen anything like it elsewhere.
You know that scene in like EVERY TV show where the villain just stands and does something evil out in broad daylight and for whatever reason, the law can't do anything about it? So the villain gets a soliloquy and to talk down the hero and flaunt his invincibility? I'm pretty sure Seth Bullock exists just to punch that meme in the mouth.
Awesome! Still my favorite series ever....Love Seth, Al, and big Dan. Criminal that it couldn't have lasted for more than 3 seasons. So many unique characters and the acting was amazing. Thanks for the compilation!
"What business of that is his?!" "You mean what business of mine is that?" Such a great little exchange. People misspeak in real life all the time. Nice to see it in a script every once in a while. And of course, the cherry on top: "Don't tell me what the fuck I mean!"
Olyphant had an intensity as this character I’ve never seen anywhere else. I would actually find myself saying out loud, “uh oh. Seth’s gonna be pissed off”. Really glad he wasn’t my dad.
The constant righteous rage bubbling just beneath the surface.... Always wondered why people insisted on provoking someone that was a borderline psychopath
7:50 this right here might be my favorite moment for Big Dan Doherty. It shows more brains in him than you'd expect. The biggest mistake anyone can make in Deadwood is underestimating ANYONE living there.
"Give me a reason to do what I want." In that line is the conflict that Seth Bullock has roiling within him. Before you decide that I'm going to hold forth with some great and esoteric wisdom about the essence of these characters, I have to admit that it took me a long time, several years in fact, to work out what the fuck was going on inside that man's brain. He wasn't created to be a man trapped between good and evil, because if we're being honest about humanity, we're all on that spectrum. And for the most part, we all know which end of the spectrum is that to which we should all aspire. Further honesty, I'm still not entirely sure why Seth seems always to be teetering at the edge of murderous rage. He can shift so quickly from benign to homicidal. The decade between series and movie has seen a definite mellowing and maturation, but all it takes for him to become consumed by his fury is the return to Deadwood of George Hearst. And the inevitable trail of death in his wake.
You don't have his best scene. It is when he was sitting at the table eating with his wife and Sol after Hearst's henchman took some shots at Alma and he's trying to control his temper. That part was hilarious.
1. The Sopranos 2. The Wire 3. Deadwood This is coming from a huge fan of Deadwood. Top 3 is still amazing by how many amazing shows HBO has put out over the years.
I'll never forget Deadwood. Best line in Ep 1: Liquor and p*ssy is half-price. ( or something along those lines. I loved his relationship with Alma Garrett. Al Swearingen's philosophy on life was on point: Life is just a series of unpleasant events ( or something along those lines).
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Just my opinion. I don't know of any other actor that ever portrayed rage as well as Timothy Olyphant. His roles in Deadwood and in Justified are some of the best acting in any period.
He's a phenomenal actor for sure in ANYTHING he does.
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You couldn’t be more right pal,he is the only reason I decided to give deadwood and justified a look,he is probably one of the most underrated actor on the planet…..I really would have loved him and doc running the town for a season but I also understand they were keeping things real when it comes to history and the death of doc…..Anyone who has stumbled across this or the above comment and have not seen these programmes you are missing out
I think if he had of had more roles like this he'd have been another Clint Eastwood or if he had been in a different era he just has that intensity and persona shame he's, had so many offbeat roles in comedy's etc
its justified...
"Every bully I ever met can't shut his fucking mouth. Except when his afraid." Best line in the series.
I love how Bullock always looks like he’s about to beat the shit out of someone
The writer/creator David Milch said Bullock woke up every morning yearning to beat up his father so thats not wrong at all
1822138 That or shoot somebody in the face.
To me, Bullock is a man with a powerful inner darkness, but, and this is the truly important part of his character… HE owns that darkness. It doesn’t own him. He uses that rage that violent nature as a sword against worse then and he legit has a bright good side to him the majority of him in fact. He’s the Sheep dog amidst the sheep, on guard for the wolves
Because he is always about to beat the shit out of someone.
Something about that Timothy Olyphant walk.
Silvia Oino
He’s pigeon toed and his arms hang by his side as he walks
I could watch him walk all day!!!
Gary Cooper walk.
I think Timothy Olyphant imagines how he would walk if he was pissed off.
It’s soooooo hot!!!!
"Give me a reason to do what I want..."
One of the many philosophies I live by thanks to Deadwood.
That s one of my fave moments. Fuck. He’s bad ass. That and beating Alma’s dad half to death
Timothy Olyphant was a genius with what he did with Sheriff Seth Bullock.
And rylan givens
Absolutely. He understands the character and he presents it in a way that allows the viewer to see inside of him. We all have some degree of rage, so we can all relate.
@@fernandoarce2325 one can Argue Bullock is RayLynn Givens without a filter
I loved how the craziest guy in the damn town was the Sheriff.
you have to be crazy to be sheriff
@@lolwhatidk agreed aha
crazy brave, you mean
@@rycor814 Either Timothy Olyphant was the worst actor on the show, or Bullock was the worst written (major) character, or maybe both. Not saying he is any way a bad character or badly written, but Deadwood's writing, acting, and characters are on such a high level that the sheriff somehow pales in comparison. I mean look at EB Farnum or Doc Cochran or Jane or even Wu or Tolliver. Their characters are so much richer and colorful. The only glimpse of any depth we see from Bullock is when he talks about going to see his brother on the battlefield, having been restrained by charlie utter cleverly by utter acting injured, from marching into the gem to get his gun and badge
wiremessiah Well that is one way to see it. Keep in mind that the writers have to be true to the characters. Seth Bullock isn’t well read. He’s not educated. He’s not even a good businessman. He hurts bullies. He’s straight-forward and tough. He’s a warrior. Not a poet. He’s not going to launch into loquacious monologues. I think the writers did a good job to keep him interesting and true yet didn’t overreach to turn him into Shakespeare.
Timothy Olyphant is a great actor. Most actors are lucky enough to have one defining role, he has had two, the other being Justifieds Raylan Givens.
basically the same role right. I am pretty sure there is a theory out there about Raylan being Seth's great great grandson or something of the like.
He is very funny in Santa Clarita Diet.
Might be three, since he's going to be the lead lawman in Fargo S4
And the Tatooine Marshall Cobb Vanth with Boba Fett's armor. It just does not get any cooler and badass.
@@zingzangspillip1 He is a riot in that.
I love Mrs. Garrett's dad calling Bullock's bluff and inviting him to take a swing. He didn't know Bullock very well.
Biggest miscalculation ever in TV.
I love Al calling out Bullock for being cuntstruck in the thoroughfare rather than attending to more serious matters. Which leads to "Welcome to Deadwood, it may be combative!".
The look, Alma gave Seth after that…. Damn you know they had some killer sex later,
Insane part of this is that the guy was really like this. He brought the law to a lawless town. Badass
*fight breaks out*
"Gentlemen, watch the felt."
Now , THAT'S the real Wild West right there.
@619 575 you only proved her point
Well....the comments on this post got hostile real quick....
The best thing about Bullock: He fears NO ONE.
He’s too pissed to be afraid!!😁👍
His major flaw was his wrath, but he seemed to realize and somewhat control it.
STOiC monkey Not always. He lost control with Otis Russel and E.B. Farnum.
Adam 1 That’s what somewhat means :P
I think a big part of it that he is afraid. When he talks about his brother it's all admiration for the heroic soldier. I think part of his anger is how afraid he is, the rage just overrides it
Al's right, Bullock's got a mean way of bein' happy
"People angry, at their difficulties, often act like fucking idiots." Truer words were never spoken.
A quote I can use in my divorce proceedings....
Olyphant was brilliant in this. That walk alone says either throw down or step aside.
Olyphant is brilliant, period.
Yeah, and the madness in his eyes when he's angry.
I liked his seething anger. The anger he tries (and sometimes fails) at controlling. "Don't tell me what the fuck I mean" "Then I supposed you best take your swing" lolz.
Him and Bill arguing who shot the fucker in the head is good too. :p
Bullock is amazing, that intensivity. In Justified his Raylan role is similar in terms of charm but he's a lot more chill and cool all the way thru. Love what he does, waiting on the Deadwood movie.
No idea why but the scene where he shoots twice in the Bella Union and Cy says “You got their fucking attention” always cracks me the heck up
Cy's all "STOP SHOOTING MY CEILING, ASSHOLE!" :P
0:54 I burst out with laughter when he said that 😂😂
I just love how he pulls them by the ears XD
I love how well TO shows seths barely controlled rage
Olyphant is a badass, underrated actor. I can't fathom why he isnt a huge A list star. He's got the look, talent, the whole package
@@jasonx4008 He probably doesnt care to be. I get the feeling everything he works on is a passion project. He waits for roles that jump out to him and only takes those. Check out Santa Clarita Diet, you can see him in a totally different character.
Yep, he says he didn't like the baggage that went with fame. Love this talented guy!
@@AxelCross True, the A listers these days have to work hard to establish a sort of brand. Olyphant can't be bothered to do that, and I respect him all the more for it.
The "draw a map" part was freaking awesome! Now I can't wait to see the "Deadwood" movie, finally some justice for this wonderful show and some closure!
Bullock was THE GREATEST hardass in the history of TV.
CANNOT BELIEVE they're finally making a Deadwood movie. Been waiting 13 years.
Wish they'd do the same thing for Justified. Would love to see Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder come brought back to cinema!
Timothy Oliphant KILLED as Seth Bullock. Loved how he seemed on the verge of tears at his angriest.
Yes!!!!
Why can't people spell his name right... Supposed to be such big fans..
12 seasons of Big Bang Theory and only 3 seasons of Deadwood........sigh.
I've never watched a single episode of Big Bang Theory, while my friends refer to it often. Meanwhile I used to get butterflies in my stomach waiting the few minutes prior to each episode of Deadwood and later of Justified, especially the opening beat of that Gangstagrass theme music - Long Hard Times To Come.
SpockBoy. No one said the world was fair...
Quality over quantity any day
It's better this way. Nothing is as sweet as being left wanting more.
@@gregweddle1090 That's true brother.
God I love watching Bullock and Swearengen square off! One of the best shows of all time.
Seth Bullock definitely had the makings of a Varsity athlete.
Did he keep his shine box at home, or in his office?
Or a drill Sargent.
Well Tim Olyphant was a nationally ranked swimmer in his USC days
If I told him to fuck himself would you put that down to drunkenness, or my high esteem of his athleticism?
Short temper, that was his problem.
I forgot how good this show was. The acting was top notch. Good stuff.
"You should pin that to your chest. You're hypocrite enough to wear it."
I love Dan. He doesn't BS around with anyone.
What I think that scene showed was that Dan was fearless, despite Bullock's badassness.
Great scene, Bullock didn't say shit because he knew Dan had a point.
Dan was fearless...hell he took out the Captain!
Dan was fearless UNTIL he took on the captain. That fight gave him some serious PTSD.
The guy who played Dan also played Mary's developmentally delayed brother in the movie "There's Something About Mary"....
"Frank and Beans"
...and the anger management award goes tooooo
He just protects beautiful anger and passion. Look how close to tears he becomes when he knows he could easily turn. Man he would of been a great Batman.
Gentlemen, please watch the felt.
Background characters were full fledged characters.
Ricky Jay, quite probably the best sleight-of-hand card sharp slash magician alive in the world today. He's literally staggering with the way he handles cards, like the perfect three card monte man.
I'm told the decision to make him a croupier (craps involving dice, not cards) was a deliberate gag for anybody who was remotely aware of his fame.
@@Gj23jk2 Too bad he passed away just before they were ready to shoot the movie. 😔
@@Gj23jk2 amazing what you can learn from RUclips comments. I had no idea he was a card magician, one of my favorite characters was Eddie Sawyer. RIP Ricky Jay
Seth Bullock is everyone I've ever known, in the morning, before that first cup of coffee.......including myself in spades!!!
That 1875 Remington he carries is truly a police weapon of the time. It has that steel rib under the barrel which looks like a black powder Remington's loading lever, but it's static, which helps the rigidity of the barrel so if you need to buffalo someone (Hit them over the head with the gun) it won't harm the weapon so much.
Very useful for a guy like Bullock. lol
This is a very specific, and highly impressive piece of knowledge
6:36 I do love how he and Al are so in sync with each other's craziness that he knows exactly why Johnny's come over and why Al was nervous.
I will never forgive HBO for canceling this wonderful show. (hock patooie!)
They didnt cancel it. The guy who wrote it wouldnt commit to another season because he wanted to go and write that pile of shit show john from cincinatti. HBO was paying to rent that entire town for the deadwood set. They weren't going to pay for it if he was going to play coy on if he was even going to keep making the show or not.
They are making a movie continuing it with original cast though.
@@brucesnow7125 Just came out!
@@Joekidd1961 yep, and it was amazing
@@doc-holliday- Nah, you got it all wrong, HBO wanted David Milch to do John From Cincinnati, which yes was a piece of shit, so they offered him 6 episodes, which he decided wasn't enough to finish the story. And I think it was a good thing, rarely if ever does a show get better or even keep that status quo of quality even after the second season. And endings of shows are rarely if ever satisfying. 3 seasons was perfect, and the movie was enough to satisfy most fans, although I was disappointed, as it did not have the level of quality of the show due to Milch having alzheimers, not being allowed to micromanage and do on the spot rewrites, and the time constraints they didn't have during the show. But the great thing about the movie is that it shows you just how good Milch was at Deadwood. There will never be anything like it again, the absolute best show that has or will ever exist
I watched Deadwood after Justified, and it was so damn hard watching the whole season without seeing him go all Raylan Givens on the bad guys.
1:15 That's why you gotta love Seth Bullock. He exposed Hearst for what he truly was in front of everyone, and did so in a way where anything Hearst said would only prove his point.
I love it when Seth Bullock says "I will be the new sheriff"
he's SOO angry I love it, shot he's angrier then Raylan Givens! must be an ancestor of Raylans.
Deadwood was f**king great!
I loved his arc in Season 1 where he finally becomes sheriff after seeing all the horrible shit that was happening throughout Deadwood; a father trying to pin a murder on their daughter, Chinese stabbed in the street while the 'Sheriff' looks on, Bill Hickock shot in the back without provocation, the coward that killed him getting off the hook etc. after a point he couldn't just stand by and be a normal guy running a hardware store, the beating at 2:34 is cathartic because he embraces who he really is.
Love how Al ended up treating him like a son.
The stare that this man has is definitely intimidating
The real Seth Bullock apparently was one super tough dude, definitely one of the few guys in the old west to avoid pissing off.
He was sheriff of a lawless frontier town and never had to shoot a single person. That tells you what kind of badass he was.
@Frank Castle I dont think he did shoot that guy he was shot by him.
Tough guy, but history says he never killed anyone...that was odd of a peacekeeper in the old west and it drew in the dumbasses who didn’t realize there was a reason he never needed to kill anyone.
he found Yellowstone Park
Yup, and a Canadian...
Seth Bullock, "I never thought of myself as an angry man."
Everyone else in Deadwood, "Are you fucking kidding me??!!"
Just read this. Thanks for the laugh.
Ricky Jay's "Gentlemen, watch the felt" is the absolute best part of Bullock beating the hell out of Garrett's father.
I related so much with the character of Bullock. I grew up in and survived constant physical abuse from my step dad. One of the writers said that Bullock is the kind of guy who wakes up every day and fantasizes about beating up his father. That pent up rage came out anytime Bullock had to act as a lawman.
Deadwood equals Shakespeare with profanity.
Ikr? American style. Most of the dialogue is even in iambic pentameter. The Brits have some amazing history, warrior kings, Celts and Romans, but we have bygod Cowboys and Indians. We win. 😁
Love Timothy Olyphant!!
Yeah, I remember when he first came on the scene in the 90's (yes I'm THAT old), and I always hoped he would do well. And he has.
+LJY08 What was he in in the 90s?
@@Adam-bq2vw Was Carrie's 20-something boyfriend as the first guest star in Sex and the City. Mickey in Scream 2 and Todd in Go
Love every bit of the show. The screen play was written along with the shooting so I heard. Unbelievable!
Damn, Seth Bullock is crazy compared to Raylan.
I loved the dialogue in Deadwood, it was just as important as the violence in moving the story.
well Im going to rewatch the entire series now...again.
Another awesome series with Timothy Olyphant. This man is one great actor. Bring on more of both series. Deadwood & Justified. Ya cant make too many!
Man, this show was so damned good. I can't even remember when I started watching it, I think when it first started airing. The way Bullock and Swearingen start out against each other, and then they figure it out and work together against Hearst (mostly).
I went over to a friend's place where they were all watching Sopranos, which was the first time I saw it, was a great episode where Tony was running from the FBI through a snowy creek. Then Deadwood came on, and the only scene I remembered is one of the best, When Al is getting a blowjob and doing a crazy monologue. When he stopped to say "what do you have a stagecoach to catch, slow the fuck up!" we all were rolling. That was one of the most vulgar yet hilarious lines ever.
DAFUQ, TOLLIVER
i just love the way he _seeeethes._ the way timmy olyphant portrays that constantly bubbling rage is just so unique, i've never seen anything like it elsewhere.
Definitely, such an underrated actor
Seth Bullock. One of my fave characters ever. Toughest dude on tv
"Do not misconduct yourself again in this camp"
You know that scene in like EVERY TV show where the villain just stands and does something evil out in broad daylight and for whatever reason, the law can't do anything about it? So the villain gets a soliloquy and to talk down the hero and flaunt his invincibility?
I'm pretty sure Seth Bullock exists just to punch that meme in the mouth.
Nobody lived more pissed off than Bullock. Pure rage.
Timothy Olyphant is def one of my favorite actors. I can't decide which is the best character he's played out of Seth Bullock and Raylan Givens
both great roles .
Raylan was charming and funny, Seth was just constantly angry.
I’m going with Raylan.
Awesome! Still my favorite series ever....Love Seth, Al, and big Dan. Criminal that it couldn't have lasted for more than 3 seasons. So many unique characters and the acting was amazing. Thanks for the compilation!
One of, if not the best characters of Deadwood. Gonna go back and re-watch them all again.
2:33 "Don't tell me WHAT THE FUCK I mean " looooooool
Best line.
Considering the dentistry of the time, telling a pissed off Seth Bullock to "take your swing" might not have been the best of ideas.
Olyphant almost played Negan in The Walking Dead. I wouldn't be disappointed.
Austin Ng no he wasn’t......
He said that was nothing but rumors and he never even auditioned for the role.
Wouldve been cool but i love my man JDM
Olyphant is better than that, not knocking Walking Dead, but he can command better roles.
JDM was the perfect " Negan " . doubt too many others would have done as well . even TO .
Would have been much more believable.
"What business of that is his?!"
"You mean what business of mine is that?"
Such a great little exchange. People misspeak in real life all the time. Nice to see it in a script every once in a while. And of course, the cherry on top:
"Don't tell me what the fuck I mean!"
He was also great in Justified
Olyphant had an intensity as this character I’ve never seen anywhere else. I would actually find myself saying out loud, “uh oh. Seth’s gonna be pissed off”. Really glad he wasn’t my dad.
The constant righteous rage bubbling just beneath the surface.... Always wondered why people insisted on provoking someone that was a borderline psychopath
Raylan givens is a reincarnation of Seth bullock.
Raylan is Seth's great great grandson.
The man straight up scared off both Earp brothers, two well known killers. That tells you what kind of man Bullock was.
I fucking love this show
Justified was better. deadwood wasgood
I always ment to catch this show never knew Timothy olaphant was in it he’s done an outstanding job in everything he’s ever played in
You people must watch Justified too. Damn I like this guy.
1:05 Best threat ever.
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6:51 - 8:15....the best lines...and delivery of them EVER!
7:50 this right here might be my favorite moment for Big Dan Doherty. It shows more brains in him than you'd expect. The biggest mistake anyone can make in Deadwood is underestimating ANYONE living there.
Ralan Givens great-grandpa.
Love it. I see myself in the Bullock character when I was young
Only just finished my Deadwood journey last week with the movie and I already want to re-watch with all the commentaries.
My favorite line about Bullock was from Al when Alma got shot at. “Tell Bullock, generalities only or that maniac will come back shooting!”
"he aint no hoople, Bullock is one of those special cases you don't know what the fuck is going on in his mind"
My favorite series....
Goddamn I love Bullock!
About time I re-watched this amazing series.
Seth Bullock never died...he just regenerated into Raylan Givens
Sheriff's badges were placed on their left side in hopes it would shield a bullet to the heart.
so this is what raylon gibbons did in the 1800s
Devin Petersen whose "raylon gibbons"...? I know of raylan givens...
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Raylan's great grandfather.
"Not a day goes by when I don't look at them and think, 'Should I grow a mustache?'"
"Give me a reason to do what I want." In that line is the conflict that Seth Bullock has roiling within him. Before you decide that I'm going to hold forth with some great and esoteric wisdom about the essence of these characters, I have to admit that it took me a long time, several years in fact, to work out what the fuck was going on inside that man's brain. He wasn't created to be a man trapped between good and evil, because if we're being honest about humanity, we're all on that spectrum. And for the most part, we all know which end of the spectrum is that to which we should all aspire.
Further honesty, I'm still not entirely sure why Seth seems always to be teetering at the edge of murderous rage. He can shift so quickly from benign to homicidal. The decade between series and movie has seen a definite mellowing and maturation, but all it takes for him to become consumed by his fury is the return to Deadwood of George Hearst. And the inevitable trail of death in his wake.
You don't have his best scene. It is when he was sitting at the table eating with his wife and Sol after Hearst's henchman took some shots at Alma and he's trying to control his temper. That part was hilarious.
Damn your right, that scene was great
Seth Bullock stayed on crud 24/7. Love Timothy's portrayal of him
Alma's face when Seth is beating the shit out of her father is just....man, I hated her character but the girl can ACT.
The real Seth Bullock ended up with 50 more lawmen who were just like him...
Now I'm telling you all WATCH it!
Being in small business, I love Swearingens line "Commerce. Any hump above ground is your master".
Still true today.
Gotta love Bullock
"I don't swim in that shit," says Bullock, after implying he wanted some injured man killed. LOL Great stuff.
I don't know who is the bigger badass, Seth Bullock or Raylan Givens.
I think it's a tie they both don't take no crap from anyone !
One would break your jaw before drawing on you and the other would draw on you without hesitation.
I'd give the slight edge to Raylan because he had to deal with some really bad shit, plus he had Boyd Crowder to deal with.
I’m going with Raylan.
One of the best shows HBO has ever made. Top 5 easy....
1. The Sopranos
2. The Wire
3. Deadwood
This is coming from a huge fan of Deadwood. Top 3 is still amazing by how many amazing shows HBO has put out over the years.
I'll never forget Deadwood. Best line in Ep 1: Liquor and p*ssy is half-price. ( or something along those lines. I loved his relationship with Alma Garrett. Al Swearingen's philosophy on life was on point: Life is just a series of unpleasant events ( or something along those lines).
This was an awesome show