Deadwood

Thirty-six episodes, cancelled without an ending, and a film thirteen years later that gave it one.

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Where to start with Deadwood

Three seasons then the film, in order. What you should know before starting is that the third season does not end the story: HBO cancelled it and the film arrived thirteen years later to finish the job. So the ending exists, it is just not where you would expect it, and the gap between them is thirteen years of real time and ten years of story.

  1. 1
    Deadwood, seasons 1 to 3 Deadwood

    Thirty-six episodes. A gold camp with no law in it, and the best-written swearing on television.

  2. 2
    Deadwood: The Movie Deadwood: The Movie

    2019. Set ten years later, and it is the ending the third season was denied.

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The Series

  • Deadwood 2004, 3 seasons, 36 episodes

The Film

  • Deadwood: The Movie 2019

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