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Admiral Douchebag
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I guess to each his own, I love the whole series and was disappointed when it was cancelled.
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BTW, I meet Wild Bill & Calamity Jane about a year ago. They said to say F#*kin Hello! ![]() ![]() ![]()
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formerly illinoishoosier
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Suck It
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IT WAS ended cleanly and it made sense and I was beginning to get tired of my friend Powers Booth. But to watch Ian McShane read that dialogue was a real treat. They wrote for him some of the most lengthy, twisted up streams of big words, and he just hammered em. That was something to watch, and I just loved every minute of it. He has a fan for life. And what was doubly interesting was watching the E.B Farnum character devolve into a total nutjob. He was quirky at the start, but he just completely went nuts by the end of the series. And HIS manner of speech was hilarious as well. It was like he spent so much time hearing the statements of Al Swearengen that he was trying to imitate his word usage. And he admitted to reading vocabulary improvement articles or books. And watching him beat on his underling like an Igor was another parallel to his own relationship with Al. Last edited by OLS; 04-20-2010 at 07:15 AM. |
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