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Bullock delivers campaign pitches in Sturgis; Trixie decides to take matters into her own hands; Langrishe has a falling-out with Hearst.

We watched and reviewed Deadwood season 10 episode 5. Hearst reveals his cruel intentions for the upcoming elections, and tensions mount between Langrishe and his troupe over his interest in a newly arrived performer. Meanwhile, an attempt on Alma's life prompts Swearengen to take her into protective custody, but who is responsible for the attempted murder?

We reviewed Deadwood Season 3 Episode 9: Amateur Night. Merrick answers for his publication of the Sheriff's letter, and Hearst's hired muscle terrorize the camp. Can anyone stop his ruthlessness?

We watched and reviewed Booksmart. Stay tuned for the next episode where we compare and contrast it with Superbad!

Leviathan Smiles. Wyatt Earp and his brother ride into town as heroes when they save a sabotaged stagecoach. Is there more to the newcomers than meets the eye? Elsewhere, the plan to deal with Hearst is put into action, as Bullock's letter is published in `The Pioneer'.

We reviewed Deadwood Season 3 Episode 7: Unauthorized Cinnamon. The camp elders hold a meeting to map out a strategy to deal with the dastardly Hearst. Will they be able to outwit the ruthless gold baron? Elsewhere, Langrishe's theatre renovations are delayed, and Blazanov violates a communication credo for the supposed good of the camp.

Office satire about three female secretaries who decide to get revenge on their tyrannical, sexist boss by abducting him and running the business themselves. The trio, one of whom has been passed over for promotion because she is a woman, spend a night together having drug-induced fantasies of killing the slave-driving chauvinist. One of them panics the following day when she suspects she really has poisoned the tyrant.

We watched and reviewed Mulan! To save her ailing father from serving in the Imperial Army, a fearless young woman disguises herself as a man to battle northern invaders in China.

Bullock and Swearengen contemplate a pre-emptive strike against Hearst, whose anger has recently been inflamed. However, the ruthless mining baron is preoccupied with Alma. Will he get the better of Mrs Garret?

Nancy Drew is a female icon who has inspired many renowned feminists like Ruth Bader Ginsberg. But how do the books hold up now?

Alma reverts to her bad habits of old, Swearengen finds a use for Farnum, and the troupe prepares to transform the Chez Ami into a theatre. Are the filthy locals ready to accept such progression?

Rachel and Pam discuss the film The Glorias- the story of Gloria Steinem from her childhood in 1940s Ohio to her leading role in the women's liberation movement.

Who gets to shape the narrative of our times? The current moment is a battle royale over that foundational power, one in which women, people of color, non-straight people are telling other versions, and white people and men and particularly white men are trying to hang onto the old versions and their own centrality. In Whose Story Is This? Rebecca Solnit appraises what's emerging and why it matters and what the obstacles are.

Sethe, its protagonist, was born a slave and escaped to Ohio, but eighteen years later she is still not free. She has too many memories of Sweet Home, the beautiful farm where so many hideous things happened. And Sethe’s new home is haunted by the ghost of her baby, who died nameless and whose tombstone is engraved with a single word: Beloved. Filled with bitter poetry and suspense as taut as a rope, Beloved is a towering achievement.

They are a mass migration of thousands, yet each one travels alone. Solito, Solita (Alone, Alone) is an urgent collection of oral histories that tells—in their own words—the story of young refugees fleeing countries in Central America and traveling for hundreds of miles to seek safety and protection in the United States.

Alma opens the town's first bank amidst as much fanfare as Deadwood's grimy inhabitants can muster, and as George Hearst threatens to destroy everything that has been established in Deadwood, Swearengen chooses Adams to be his deputy.

A stage promoter and old friend of Swearengen arrives in town; Alma offers Hearst a claim deal; Bullock discovers the truth about the Gem killings.

A cryptic note tips off Swearengen; Hearst makes his intentions known; Alma's health raises the issue of Sofia's stewardship.

Al Swearengen and the rest of the seedy lowlifes return for a third series, as Deadwood is on the threshold of its first elections.

George Hearst arrives in camp; Swearengen's manipulations extract a counteroffer from Yankton; Tolliver seeks to improve his position with Hearst; tensions in Chinaman's Alley boil over.

Jarry fears Bullock and Hearst have thrown their support behind Montana; Swearengen uses a camp tragedy to delay an altercation between Wu and Lee.

The final chapter in the Dumb County saga. It’s a movie so insane and expensive to make that we want you to experience it somehow. With an ensemble cast including the disgusting, racist town sheriff, his wife, Evelyn who will do anything to get away from him, the too-cool-for-school preacher who just wants to get to the big city, the car-fucking, out of work mechanic literally named Cornfed, and the yankee couple whose car broke down on the edge of town. It’s a script written over the course of 7 years that’s more pertinent now than when we started writing it. We assembled an A+ cast of voice actors from Memphis to help us bring this story to life.

The thrilling second installment of Dumb County, It’s a movie so insane and expensive to make that we want you to experience it somehow. With an ensemble cast including the disgusting, racist town sheriff, his wife, Evelyn who will do anything to get away from him, the too-cool-for-school preacher who just wants to get to the big city, the car-fucking, out of work mechanic literally named Cornfed, and the yankee couple whose car broke down on the edge of town. It’s a script written over the course of 7 years that’s more pertinent now than when we started writing it. We assembled an A+ cast of voice actors from Memphis to help us bring this story to life.

It’s a movie so insane and expensive to make that we want you to experience it somehow. With an ensemble cast including the disgusting, racist town sheriff, his wife, Evelyn who will do anything to get away from him, the too-cool-for-school preacher who just wants to get to the big city, the car-fucking, out of work mechanic literally named Cornfed, and the yankee couple whose car broke down on the edge of town. It’s a script written over the course of 7 years that’s more pertinent now than when we started writing it. We assembled an A+ cast of voice actors from Memphis to help us bring this story to life.

Advances, None Miraculous. Cochran delivers a dire prognosis; Andy Cramed offers himself as the camp's new minister; Trixie pressures Alma to accept Ellsworth's proposal.

"Amalgamation and Capital" Wolcott interrupts the interrogation of Mose; Swearengen amends his deal with Miss Isringhausen; Martha uses the bank's opening to communicate with Alma

"Childish Things" Nuttall unveils his new bicycle; Swearengen and Bullock discuss alternatives to annexing the Hills to South Dakota; Stubbs gets some unexpected visitors.

E.B Was Left Out. Tolliver enlists Lee to clean up Wolcott's mess; Stubbs confides in Utter; Alma and Bullock confer about her bank.

Alma feels unwell; Tolliver makes a discovery about Wolcott; Bullock protects Commissioner Jarry; Samuel Fields finds a kindred spirit in Jane.

Something Very Expensive - Alma proposes forming a bank; Bullock humiliates a claim owner; a teacher tours the camp; Wolcott tests his alliance with Tolliver.

Doc Cochran contemplates a procedure that could cure Swearengen; Bullock attempts to settle into domesticity; rumors about the camp's future begin to spread.

This time on Totol Recal we talk about the elusive hairy ape, Charlie Metz. Also Harry Henderson. I think they're actually swamp cousins.

A scout for a powerful mining operation arrives; ailing Swearengen refuses visitors and medical attention; Farnum finds someone to buy the Hickok letter.

This is a show where a couple of veteran Deadwooders and someone who's never seen the show watch each episode and discuss it immediately after. Alma and Bullock face an abrupt decision about their future; Swearengen prepares for another showdown with Bullock; Calamity Jane returns to camp.

Gimme Pizza! P-I-Z-Z-A!! Our in-depth analysis of the famous Mary-Kate and Ashley pizza video.

Swearengen and Bullock have a violent confrontation; Bullock and Utter discover that mistaken identity led to a fatal shooting at Nuttall's.

The U.S. Army rolls into Deadwood; Bullock reacts to Russell's intentions regarding Alma; Adams displays his loyalties.

Anyways is a show where two veteran Deadwood fans watch an episode with a person who's never seen the show before then immediately have a discussion about it. This episode is about an opium theft leaves Swearengen trying to find a common language with his supplier, and navigating murky waters to deal with the mess. Meanwhile, Silas Adams, bagman for the magistrate from Yankton, arrives with bad news for Swearengen. Bullock regrets having raised his hand at the government meeting. An unwelcome and ailing Reverend Smith gravitates to the Gem and its new piano. Don't forget that http://www.pianomanpictures.com is your location for everything PMP, including our short films, music videos and every episode of Totol Recal! Like our Facebook page to get content daily: https://www.facebook.com/pianomanpictures Follow us on Twiiter: https://twitter.com/pianomanpics Really like what you see and want to support independent film? Subscribe to our Patreon page for exclusive content and merchandise! https://www.patreon.com/pianomanpictures

This show is compromised of two people who have seen deadwood before and one who just watched this episode for the first time (Chad). With annexation of Deadwood looming, Swearengen calls a meeting to set up an informal government. Bullock and Alma compare notes on Ellsworth and each other, and Farnum gets a special-delivery letter from Hickok and a special new post. Joanie finally prepares to make a go on her own, with Cy's avowed blessings, and after a long binge, Calamity Jane decides to ride out of town. Also Chad gets as drunk as one of the Calamity Jane in this episode.

"Suffer the Little Children" Riders arrive with a vaccine and word of a possible treaty with the Dakota; Alma rethinks her plans; Tolliver teaches Stubbs a deadly lesson at the expense of a couple of con artists.

We cover the episode where Jessie gets addicted to caffeine pills (Jessie's Song). Don't forget that http://www.pianomanpictures.com is your location for everything PMP, including our short films, music videos and every episode of Totol Recal! Follow us on Twiiter: https://twitter.com/pianomanpics

After tracking down a murderer, Bullock returns to camp as a changed man; Swearengen sees through Trixie's latest subterfuge; Alma remains cold on Farnum's bid on her claim.

Poochinski is a 1990 television pilot featuring a Chicago police detective, whose spirit is transferred into a flatulent English bulldog after he is killed in the line of duty. The canine detective then returns to solving crimes.

Bullock encounters resistance in his quest to bring a murderer to justice; the camp fathers dispatch riders to get a precious vaccine; Cochran enlists Jane as a nurse.

Deadwood must make its own laws to try a murderer; Swearengen enlists Trixie to help Alma with the Metz child; Doc Cochran fears an illness might threaten the camp. Don't forget that http://www.pianomanpictures.com is your location for everything PMP, including our short films, music videos and every episode of Totol Recal! Like our Facebook page to get content daily: https://www.facebook.com/pianomanpictures Follow us on Twiiter: https://twitter.com/pianomanpics Really like what you see and want to support independent film? Subscribe to our Patreon page for exclusive content and merchandise! https://www.patreon.com/pianomanpictures

Swearengen directs Farnum to buy back the Garret claim; Alma asks Calamity Jane and Hickok for help; Charlie Utter leaves the camp; Hickok's luck at poker yields an unexpected return.

This is a podcast about episode 3 of Deadwood, titled Reconnoitering the Rim.

Our newest show where we review every episode of Deadwood from start to finish. This episode is about the second episode in season one called Deep Water.

Our newest show where we review every episode of Deadwood from start to finish.

This is the third episode of our wrestling podcast, The Botchcast. For optimal viewing, play this as a commentary track for the Royal Rumble 1996, but it may be enjoyed on its own as well.

The time is upon us once again: clobberin' time! On this month's Totol Recal, we take a look at Roger Corman's Fantastic Four, a film which Rotten Tomatoes calls "a film". Stan Lee himself said that, unknown to its cast and crew, the movie was never intended to be released and was made only so the studio could maintain rights, because the studio would lose them if it did not begin production by a certain date. This week, Charlie's dead body pays us a visit and destroys the world's first 10k HD broadcast, Reed Richards goes to jail for soliciting sex from a minor, and Sam Bahre is finally outed as a frat boy. Matt Martin of Black Lodge Video shows up to drop some film history bombs. Markus Seaberry of the podcast Black Nerd Power and Andy Hunt fill us in on whether this really is the most faithful Fantastic Four film.