Deadwood (2004-2006)
Status: Ended
Airdate: 2004-03-21
Runtime: 55 minutes
Genre(s): Crime, Drama, Western
Language(s): English
DescriptionThe story of the early days of Deadwood, South Dakota; woven around actual historic events with most of the main characters based on real people. Deadwood starts as a gold mining camp and gradually turns from a lawless wild-west community into an organized wild-west civilized town. The story focuses on the real-life characters Seth Bullock and Al Swearengen.
Social| Episode | Title | Rating | Airdate | Skipped | Watched |
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| Normal Episodes 36 |
| Season 1 12 |
S01E01 |
Deadwood |
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S01E02 |
Deep Water |
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S01E03 |
Reconnoitering the Rim |
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S01E04 |
Here Was a Man |
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S01E05 |
The Trial of Jack McCall |
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S01E06 |
Plague |
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S01E07 |
Bullock Returns to the Camp |
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S01E08 |
Suffer the Little Children |
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S01E09 |
No Other Sons or Daughters |
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S01E10 |
Mister Wu |
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S01E11 |
Jewel's Boot Is Made For Walking |
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S01E12 |
Sold Under Sin |
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| Season 2 12 |
S02E01 |
A Lie Agreed Upon, Part 1 |
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S02E02 |
A Lie Agreed Upon, Part 2 |
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S02E03 |
New Money |
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S02E04 |
Requiem for a Gleet |
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S02E05 |
Complications |
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S02E06 |
Something Very Expensive |
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S02E07 |
E.B. Was Left Out |
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S02E08 |
Childish Things |
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S02E09 |
Amalgamation and Capital |
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S02E10 |
Advances, None Miraculous |
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S02E11 |
The Whores Can Come |
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S02E12 |
Boy the Earth Talks To |
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| Season 3 12 |
S03E01 |
Tell Your God To Ready For Blood |
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S03E02 |
I Am Not The Man You Take Me For |
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S03E03 |
True Colors |
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S03E04 |
Full Faith and Credit |
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S03E05 |
A Two-Headed Beast |
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S03E06 |
A Rich Find |
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S03E07 |
Unauthorized Cinnamon |
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S03E08 |
Leviathan Smiles |
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S03E09 |
Amateur Night |
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S03E10 |
A Constant Throb |
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S03E11 |
The Catbird Seat |
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S03E12 |
Tell Him Something Pretty |
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| Cast 20 |
| Timothy Olyphant - Seth Bullock |
| Ian McShane - Al Swearengen |
| Molly Parker - Alma Garret |
| Jim Beaver - Whitney Ellsworth |
| W. Earl Brown - Dan Dority |
| Dayton Callie - Charlie Utter |
| Kim Dickens - Joanie Stubbs |
| Brad Dourif - Doc Cochran |
| Anna Gunn - Martha Bullock |
| John Hawkes - Sol Star |
| Paula Malcomson - Trixie |
| Leon Rippy - Tom Nutta |
| William Sanderson - E.B. Farnum |
| Robin Weigert - Calamity Jane |
| Sean Bridgers - Johnny Burns |
| Titus Welliver - Silas Adams |
| Brent Sexton - Harry Manning |
| Powers Boothe - Cy Tolliver |
| Keone Young - Mr. Wu |
| Gerald McRaney |
| Production 15 |
| David Milch - Executive Producer |
| Gregg Fienberg - Executive Producer |
| Scott Stephens - Producer |
| Kathryn Lekan - Producer |
| Steve Turner - Producer |
| Hilton Smith - Producer |
| Elizabeth Kling - Producer |
| Mark Tinker - Executive Producer |
| Bernadette McNamara - Producer |
| Jody Worth - Producer |
| Ed Bianchi - Producer |
| Elizabeth Sarnoff - Producer |
| Ted Mann - Producer |
| Davis Guggenheim - Producer |
| A.C. Lyles - Producer |
| Network 1 |
| HBO |
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