Television
Many critics and online commentators, applying the high standards of the blogosphere, have expressed dismay and incredulity concerning the obscene language of the HBO western series “Deadwood,” creator David Milch’s seamy saga of frontier democracy set in Deadwood, S.D., circa 1876.
Aug. 6, 2006
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Much as I admire “Deadwood,” David Milch’s trippy western set in a gold rush camp in the Black Hills of South Dakota, I can’t get with the outrage at HBO for canceling it (experience the venom at www.savedeadwood.tv).
June 9, 2006
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