Comments on: Deadwood: Heading into the Sunset?

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 17 Feb 2007 00:00:24 +0000

Absolutely LOVE the Deadwood premise, characters,of course the writing and character interatction. WHERE is the next season? Milch started a novel, got people hooked and whimsically decided to drop it, write no more, produce/direct no more? What happens to these people Milch so skillfully created and made real?

By: debt relief

debt relief — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 21:00:16 +0000

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By: charlotte dozier

charlotte dozier — Sun, 04 Feb 2007 18:15:48 +0000

I’m just sick over the fact that HBO is not going to bring Deadwood back. What idiot decided that?I understand the actors on the Sopranos have made their money, sonow it’s “to hell with the fans” But to take away deadwood is just stupid!I Love every thing about deadwood! Please keep it going. I’m with the rest of their fan base.if you drop deadwood then I drop HBO!Charlotte dozier.

By: Noemi Clark

Noemi Clark — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 12:38:17 +0000

“Deadwood” is one of the more entertaining and interesting series. I cann’t belive HBO was going to be canceling the series on the third season. It took me out of gard and it made me realy angry as soon as I found out. I love “Deadwood”, I love the characthers, the scenery, the plot, and the actors. I think they are Great! If HBO has been able to afford series such as, “The Sopranos” which still running,”Six Feet Under”which ended after it’s five season , and “Sex and The City” which ended aftter it six season. Why cann’t allow for “Deadwood” to run for another season an better be a good season finale.
I hope they don’t do to “Deadwood” what they did to the HBO series, “Carnival” which ran for only two seasons, and ended without notice to the fans. I was very dissapointed for HBO’s lack of consideration for it’s viewers. I hope the won’t do the same to the “Rome”, I haven’t see no promotions its sencond season. Where is it HBO?
Don’nt forget your fans HBO, your job is to please your fans — for we are the ones who provide your shows with a high rating.

Hope that you get together and work things out, we the fans want more “Deadwood” episodes.

By: roger and dianna arthur

roger and dianna arthur — Tue, 11 Jul 2006 00:30:13 +0000

“deadwood” is a very remarkable and realistic show the characters love their parts and they make the time frame so realalistic. If deadwood wasn’t making any money then HBO wouldn’t had a second let anlone a third season. If deadwood goes then so do we! This time really listen to want the public wants and not what the big wigs want to see! Times change and so goes the public’s view and this time the HBO machine had better listen or begin to look for new jobs!

By: bbshenry

bbshenry — Mon, 22 May 2006 17:01:45 +0000

So WHAT HAPPENED? Why isn’t Mr. Milch going to be allowed to finish his masterpiece, despite the fact that he had storylines enough for a final, fourth season?

Many of us fans are so angry and disgusted that we have decided to cancel our HBO subscriptions after the third season. This is what you do when you feel personally betrayed by a long-trusted resource. There are also plans to organize a “National Cancel HBO Day” to be held at the end of Season Three.

A little over a week ago, people at the HBO Community Board (http://boards.hbo.com/forum.jspa?forumID=30047&start=0) established a website as a clearinghouse for ideas on how to fight the Yankton “Seer”(cough)suckers at HBO and Time Warner.

This website, http://savedeadwood.net/index.htm, is for folks who want to help in a grass-roots effort to bring HBO back to its senses, back to its long-held mission of high-quality programming, and back to its loyal — and often long-patient — fan base.

And, you know, there’s something else going on here. People here are becoming fed up with the rapacious corporate greed that puts profits before customers and corrodes every area of our lives, including the accessible art that brings relief from the drek of everyday inanity. Maybe we have lost our sense that we can make a difference as citizens, but maybe — just maybe — we still have power as consumers. And maybe a success as consumers will breed the confidence we need to take something back of our citizenship. Who knows?

Please take part in our effort to allow Mr. Milch to finish telling his resplendent story. It’s important to this particular cause, and maybe even to a much larger one.

By: DonLogan

DonLogan — Mon, 15 May 2006 00:58:27 +0000

Fans have set up a "Save Deadwood" site at http://savedeadwood.net/index.htm