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Deadwood

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  Episode Information  
Title: Deadwood
Also Known As: Pilotti ( Finland)
Episode Number: 1
Season: 1
Season Episode #.: 1
Production Number: 99745
Original Airdate: Sunday March 21st, 2004
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Finland Jan 17, 2006
Episode Crew
Director: Walter Hill
Writer: David Milch
  Episode Summary  
Seth Bullock and Sol Star travel to a mining camp called “Deadwood”. The not-yet town is in Indian Territory, so there is no legal government. Al Swearengen controls the business and the land when they arrive. While there is no law, and former lawman Bullock’s only intent is to open a hardware store, he finds it hard to ignore injustice, as does his new acquaintance and fellow retired lawman Wild Bill Hickok. Bullock and Star also befriend an eccentric preacher.
 
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  Guest Stars  
Guest Stars
Dan HildebrandplayedTim DriscollRecurring (first appearance)
Dean Rader-DuvalplayedJimmy IronsRecurring (first appearance)
Everette WallinplayedJoeyRecurring (first appearance)
Garret DillahuntplayedJack McCallRecurring (first appearance)
Geri Jewell (1)playedJewelRecurring (first appearance)
Gill GayleplayedHucksterRecurring (first appearance)
Jackson BoltplayedVigilante RiderRecurring (first appearance)
Jane Leigh ConnellyplayedunknownRecurring (first appearance)
Jeffrey Jones (1)playedA.W. MerrickRecurring (first appearance)
Keone YoungplayedMr. WuRecurring (first appearance)
Peter Jason (1)playedCon StapletonRecurring (first appearance)
Ray McKinnonplayedRev. H.W. SmithRecurring (first appearance)
Sean BridgersplayedJohnny BurnsRecurring (first appearance)
Timothy OmundsonplayedBrom GarretRecurring (first appearance)
Tom SimmonsplayedPoker PlayerRecurring (first appearance)
Christopher DargaplayedByron Sampson 
David CarpenterplayedVigilante 
Dylan HaggertyplayedAbusive John 
James ParksplayedClell Watson 
Jamie McShaneplayedNed Mason 
Michael G. Hagerty (1)playedLoud Wagoneer 
Ursula BrooksplayedWhore 
Victor McCayplayedunknown 
  Featured Songs  
ArtistSong TitlePlayed When
Michael HurleyHog of the Forsaken 
  Episode Quotes  
Jack McCall: Should we shake hands or something, relieve the atmosphere. I mean how stupid do you think I am?
Wild Bill Hickok: I don't know, I just met you.
 
Ellsworth: God damn it, Swearengen, I don’t trust you as far as I can throw you, but I enjoy the way you lie.
Al: Thank you, my good man.
Ellsworth: You’re welcome, you connivin’ heavy thumbed motherfucker.
 
Seth: Let’s go.
Sol: Comin’ out with your fly down might strike the wrong note.
 
Seth: We got chamber pots for sale here. And if you don’t know what one of those is, the man living next to you will appreciate your finding out.
 
E.B. Farnum: Am I too late?
Tim Driscoll: No, but you’re too fucking late!
 
Calamity Jane: I don’t drink where I’m the only fuckin’ one with BALLS!
 
Ellsworth: (proposing a toast, while drinking with Trixie) Fuck us all anyway for the limber dick cocksuckers we are.
 
Seth Bullock: Get down off of your horse, or face the consequences.
(Ned Mason reaches for his gun, both Seth and Bill draw, a gun fires, Ned dies with instantly shot through the eye)
Wild Bill Hickok: That you or me, Montana?
Seth Bullock: My money’d be on you.
 
Seth Bullock: Any more gun play gets answered. You call the law in Sampson, you don't get to call it off just cause you're liquored up and popular on payday.
 
E.B. Farnum: (to Wild Bill Hickok) Separate rooms, I'll arrange that by tomorrow, but today I can't fix it,... unless you kill a guest.
 
Sol Star: (offering business advice to Bullock) Comin' out with your fly down might strike the wrong note.
 
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