HAHAHA "Let him cut WAY THE FUCK BACK." omg, this is great... Tolliver's character all through season 3 is amazing. I liked his dealings with Francis Wolcott as well. Deadwood is amazing.
Love when Cy isn't in total control of a situation, and comes a bit unglued... Like a cornered wild dog, but funnier. 👍😄👋😆 "Don't Fk w/ the Fkn deity Leon!"
incredible scene, cy watching his chance at revenge slip through his fingers by way of his own theatrics, simultaneously being unable to quit the farcical preaching and rambling, and also confronting -through leon and con's incompetence - his own declinining worth. 'I wish fucking eddie was here' he must think as con's bloated face leers away from the door, possibly ruining Leon's execution in the same manner Leon ruined reverend Crame's. masterful
Powers Boothe is so awesome. In the end you realize that Cy Tolliver, despite the upper-class facade he puts on, is way more fucked up and sadistic than Al. Al has a soul beneath all his evil, but with Cy it's like there's something below all of that - some kind of hate or something - that just makes him so much worse.
I've watched "Deadwood" 784 times. My conclusion is that Tolliver is actually just a bully, compensating for his being a coward. Swearengen is neither, but rather a realist, simply. Cy gets by while he can. Al makes his own way.
What does Cy call the opium Leon is using? The m-fking "doojie"? This must have been an old expression. Amazing acting, and one of my most favorite scenes from Deadwood.
POWERS used the F-word in nearly every sentence and he is such a great actor that it looked like he was the REAL person! Funny to. "Oh Christ a F'ning mighty, I'm so F'ing glad you Andy with forgiveness in your F'ing heart,,,,"
Cy suffers (gets stabbed and treated like a dog by Hearst) because he mocks God, The Spirit, by not participating in the raising-up of the Community. He's guilty of the charge quoted in Matthew 12:31. But, even though he continues to mock, he sets himself on a path toward redemption, even praying for the first time through Leon. He acts as if it's all a joke to him. But it is? His hammy revival tent performance seems to tip us off that he's scared that he's beyond forgiveness. Crammed, avatar of The Spirit come to help Cy, says "I'll speak to you another time." The greatest travesty of Deadwood's cancellation is that we never got to witness Cy's full transformation from a woman-hating blasphemer into a redeemed early feminist. Fuck.
@@Monk_ChudIt wouldn’t have been cringe or preachy. Cy still would have cantankerous and horrible, but he would have left the Bella to Joanie thereby empowering her and encouraging her independence. He already did this in season one and it wasn’t cringe.
@@StudentofgossetHe was mocking, but Crammed was no devil by this point. For someone like Cy, even mockery is a step toward something new. He literally says (to no one) “Deception don’t preclude the search for fuckin conviction”. He’s trying in his own shitty way.
Phsycho Cy! He does feign human emotions frequently, which is a tell... At least he's funny w/ his phychosis (ya kmow...b/c he's not real). BTW I think all pimps are sociopaths kinda by default.
If you choose to get into the field of Psychology, you'll find that it make precious little difference. Also, everyone has Psychopathic tendencies. It's inhuman not to. The only thing "Special" about those freaks is that that's all they got. Nothing to admire. It's a sad and lonely life. They just don't know how hollow they are.
well months are a long time to learn what is one if not the most popular verse in the Bible. Don't get me wrong though the scene is awesome prob my favorite from the show well this and unauthorized cinnamon lol
@@mooknick242 while I agree with you, this was a diff time period. It’s kind of like Corinthians where nowadays every Christian teenager quotes it but back then it wouldn’t be “popular” in the same way
"DON'T FUCK WITH THE FUCKING DEITY, LEON!"
"....Get the fuck up, Leon." The tone of his voice when he says this is perfect. RIP Powers Boothe, a tour de force in every role he played.
One of the funniest scenes in the show. And that’s saying something.
When sarcasm is taken too far
HAHAHA "Let him cut WAY THE FUCK BACK." omg, this is great... Tolliver's character all through season 3 is amazing. I liked his dealings with Francis Wolcott as well. Deadwood is amazing.
DONT FUCK WITH A FUCKING DIETY
“Do not fuck with the fucking deity Leon! You’ve got to come at him wholehearted! Even when you’re asking for partial relief!”
I've never heard Opium or Heroin called "doujie" before.
"Treating you like the shit bag operator you used to be" ahahahahah
Love when Cy isn't in total control of a situation, and comes a bit unglued... Like a cornered wild dog, but funnier.
👍😄👋😆
"Don't Fk w/ the Fkn deity Leon!"
One of the funniest scenes in television ever!!
One of my favorite Deadwood scenes.
Love this scene! Very twisted scene in an amazing way. Only in Deadwood..
incredible scene, cy watching his chance at revenge slip through his fingers by way of his own theatrics, simultaneously being unable to quit the farcical preaching and rambling, and also confronting -through leon and con's incompetence - his own declinining worth. 'I wish fucking eddie was here' he must think as con's bloated face leers away from the door, possibly ruining Leon's execution in the same manner Leon ruined reverend Crame's. masterful
Powers Boothe is so awesome. In the end you realize that Cy Tolliver, despite the upper-class facade he puts on, is way more fucked up and sadistic than Al. Al has a soul beneath all his evil, but with Cy it's like there's something below all of that - some kind of hate or something - that just makes him so much worse.
+Colonel Hart Yeah, I'm re-watching Deadwood again and I've come to the same conclusion.
Al had the hope of something better for his people, to justify the suffering.
Cy had no hope. Everything was rotten, and he didn't pretend otherwise.
I've watched "Deadwood" 784 times. My conclusion is that Tolliver is actually just a bully, compensating for his being a coward. Swearengen is neither, but rather a realist, simply. Cy gets by while he can. Al makes his own way.
Had to have had a worse upbringing than Al.
@KrowsnoseSilly comment
Typically in this scene he would have shot the Reverend. But David Milch subverted our expectations for a good comedy moment 🤣
Gotta love that Derringer...
You can get 1 for 150 bucks
"Don't fuck with the fuckin' diety Leon!"
“Lift your burden part way...”
Half dope feind is better I guess lol
No wonder Cy eventually stabs Leon.
What does Cy call the opium Leon is using? The m-fking "doojie"? This must have been an old expression.
Amazing acting, and one of my most favorite scenes from Deadwood.
''Dujie''. It's a slang term for heroin, but apparently far too new (the internet says it originated in the 1950s) to be accurate to ''Deadwood''.
@@ThatGovrnmntBoy thanks for sharing this. I'd found very little information online to explain it's meaning.
POWERS used the F-word in nearly every sentence and he is such a great actor that it looked like he was the REAL person! Funny to.
"Oh Christ a F'ning mighty, I'm so F'ing glad you Andy with forgiveness in your F'ing heart,,,,"
What if this started straight from 1:55............
F*ckinnnnn jesuuuuuss Christ almightyyyy
DONT FUCK WITH THE FUCKING DIETY, LEON!
1:55
Cy suffers (gets stabbed and treated like a dog by Hearst) because he mocks God, The Spirit, by not participating in the raising-up of the Community. He's guilty of the charge quoted in Matthew 12:31. But, even though he continues to mock, he sets himself on a path toward redemption, even praying for the first time through Leon. He acts as if it's all a joke to him. But it is? His hammy revival tent performance seems to tip us off that he's scared that he's beyond forgiveness. Crammed, avatar of The Spirit come to help Cy, says "I'll speak to you another time."
The greatest travesty of Deadwood's cancellation is that we never got to witness Cy's full transformation from a woman-hating blasphemer into a redeemed early feminist. Fuck.
He was mocking the reverend, a devil citing scripture. Illustrating the farcical nature of people acting "holy". There was no redemption.
'Redeemed early feminist' I'm glad s4 didn't happen, that'd been super cringe
@@Monk_ChudIt wouldn’t have been cringe or preachy. Cy still would have cantankerous and horrible, but he would have left the Bella to Joanie thereby empowering her and encouraging her independence. He already did this in season one and it wasn’t cringe.
@@StudentofgossetHe was mocking, but Crammed was no devil by this point. For someone like Cy, even mockery is a step toward something new. He literally says (to no one) “Deception don’t preclude the search for fuckin conviction”. He’s trying in his own shitty way.
@@mik9napkin598he is trying only to debase the reverend by debasing himself and Leon. The theatre ended when he said “get the fuck up Leon”
So is Al the Sociopath and Cy the Psychopath?
I think Al's just a businessman plagued by occasional decency.
Phsycho Cy! He does feign human emotions frequently, which is a tell... At least he's funny w/ his phychosis (ya kmow...b/c he's not real).
BTW I think all pimps are sociopaths kinda by default.
If you choose to get into the field of Psychology, you'll find that it make precious little difference. Also, everyone has Psychopathic tendencies. It's inhuman not to. The only thing "Special" about those freaks is that that's all they got. Nothing to admire. It's a sad and lonely life. They just don't know how hollow they are.
only problem with this scene is any serious preacher would know automatically what Matthew 12:31 was without reading it
Even one who only converted months ago?
well months are a long time to learn what is one if not the most popular verse in the Bible. Don't get me wrong though the scene is awesome prob my favorite from the show well this and unauthorized cinnamon lol
@Willem DaFuckedUp yes true..but you would think..like i said before..that they would sure know one of the most popular verses at least
@@mooknick242 How do you know what verses were popular in the 1870's
@@mooknick242 while I agree with you, this was a diff time period. It’s kind of like Corinthians where nowadays every Christian teenager quotes it but back then it wouldn’t be “popular” in the same way
If Leon didn't walk in Andy woulda got shot