Matt Fraction has a few observations about the pilot script for "John From Cincinatti."
Were I a betting man, I'd bet that as that first end-title card rises up, there'll be a collective WHAT THE FUCK that maybe TV hasn't seen since Dale Cooper carved his wooden whistle.
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The sample stage direction just kills me.
Cicero going quietly and with dignity into his death, Pullo more concerned about peaches than killing a guy.
Cicero's death scene is one of my favorite things on TV ever. It was just perfect.
Cicero's death scene is one of my favorite things on TV ever. It was just perfect.
It was sort of shocking to me. The quiet acceptance, Pullo's grim but calm professionalism then all the blood. Gah. Too perfect.
The quiet acceptance, Pullo's grim but calm professionalism then all the blood.
All of that plus Pullo's "Ooh, peaches!" moment. I mean, could I love this show any more? Could I?
Great episode of Rome!
Random thought: is cinnamon making Cassius sneeze a Deadwood shoutout? Especially with peaches featuring so prominently.
I heard a snippet of the Deadwood theme on Morning Edition while I was getting ready to take my shower this morning but couldn't hear what it was connected to and, as far I can tell from the npr site, there was no Deadwood-centric story this morning. It's driving me a little crzy!
I heard a snippet of the Deadwood theme on Morning Edition while I was getting ready to take my shower this morning but couldn't hear what it was connected to and, as far I can tell from the npr site, there was no Deadwood-centric story this morning.
I heard the same thing - it was the lead-out on a story about internment camps for undocumented immigrants. I was all
NOT THAT KIND OF CAMP
which may have been a little violent for that hour of the morning... Or not, for the subject matter.
it was the lead-out on a story about internment camps for undocumented immigrants. I was all NOT THAT KIND OF CAMP
Those camps are horrible (of course) but that's kind of funny. Which pretty much sums up Deadwood.