Deadwood
Poster for HBO's original series Deadwood
Format	Western-Drama
Run time	approx. 1:00 (commercial-free)
Creator(s)	David Milch
Starring	Timothy Olyphant Ian McShane Molly Parker and Powers Boothe
Country	USA
Network	HBO
Original run	March 21, 2004 – present
No. of episodes	24

Deadwood is a weekly HBO television drama that premiered in March 2004. The series is a Western set in the 1870s in Deadwood, Dakota Territory. At the time, Deadwood (a real town in the modern state of South Dakota) was little more than a makeshift camp, but it was a popular destination for those prospecting for gold in the Black Hills. Season 2 poster for Deadwood. ... The Western is an American genre in literature and film. ... This article does not cite its references or sources. ... David Milch was born in Buffalo, New York. ... Timothy Olyphant (born May 20, 1968 in Honolulu, Hawaii) is an American actor. ... Ian McShane (born 29 September 1942 in Blackburn) is a British actor. ... Molly Parker (born July 17, 1972, in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada) is a Canadian actress notable for her roles in Canadian and American independent films and for her roles in the HBO television series Deadwood and Six Feet Under. ... Powers Boothe (born June 1, 1949) is an American television and movie actor, best known for his 1980 Emmy Award-winning portrayal of Jim Jones. ... HBO (Home Box Office) is a premium cable television network. ... March 21 is the 80th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (81st in leap years). ... 2004 (MMIV) was a leap year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar. ... HBO (Home Box Office) is a premium cable television network. ... This article does not cite its references or sources. ... The Western is an American genre in literature and film. ... A photograph of Deadwood in 1876. ... Dakota Territory was the name of the northernmost part of the Louisiana Purchase of the United States. ... State nickname: The Mount Rushmore State Official languages English Capital Pierre Largest city Sioux Falls Governor Mike Rounds (R) Senators Tim Johnson (D) John Thune (R) Area  - Total  - % water Ranked 17th 199,905 km² 1. ... This article is about the place in South Dakota. ...

Deadwood features many historical figures, such as Wild Bill Hickok, Seth Bullock, Calamity Jane, and Al Swearengen. The plotlines involving these characters include historical truths as well as substantial fictional elements. Some characters are fully fictional, although they may have certainly been based on actual persons. Despite much of the factuality in the program, the ending credits contain the following disclaimer: "With the sole exception of the well known historical events and persons portrayed, the characters and events depicted in this television series are fictional and any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental and unintentional". James Butler Hickok (May 27, 1837-August 2, 1876) better known as Wild Bill Hickok, was a semi-legendary figure in the American Wild West. ... Seth Bullock (born Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada, July 23, 1847 - died September, 1919 Deadwood, South Dakota) was an early resident of Deadwood, South Dakota, (on whom the character of the same name in the HBO television series Deadwood is based). ... Calamity Jane at the age of 33. ... Ellis Alfred Swearengen, known as Al Swearengen, (born in Oskaloosa, Iowa July 8, 1845 - died Colorado, 1899) was an early entertainment entrepeneur in Deadwood, South Dakota, running the Gem Theater, a notorious brothel, for 22 years, and combining a reputation for brutality with a canny instinct for forging political alliances. ...

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Cast and characters

Main article at Characters of Deadwood.

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Notable plots

Seth and Martha Bullock.

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Season 1 (2004)

• 1876
  
  • Seth Bullock leaves his Montana sheriff job to establish a hardware business in Deadwood. He is joined by his friend and business partner, Sol Star.
  • Characters met along the way include Al Swearengen owner of The Gem, a local brothel. Wild Bill Hickok, the infamous gunslinger of the west. Calamity Jane who is Hickok's accomplice and friend. Amos Cochran, the town doctor. E. B. Farnum, runner of The Grand Central Hotel and A. W. Merrick, the town's personal press reporter.
  • Brom Garret, a businessman from New York without knowing invests in a pyramid scheme (involving a gold claim) with Swearengen and Farnum.
  • The Metz's, who were previously residents of Deadwood quickly leave the town for their native Minnesota. The entire family with the exception of the sole survivor, Sofia are murdered and scalped by "heathens", according to Swearengen.
  • Bullock and Star ask for a piece of property owned by Swearengen. Swearengen gives them a hard time but Bullock puts Star in charge of trying to negotiate and the deal ends somewhat successfully.
  • Cy Tolliver and his entourage purchase an abadoned hotel across from The Gem. When all of the renovations are completed Swearengen learns that he will gain some competition. The Bella Union, a more luxurious brothel is established shortly after although many stayed loyal to Swearengen.
  • Garret soon learns that his "gold claim" is worthless and demands that Swearengen reimburse him his money. Swearengen then asks one of his henchman, Dan Dority to see that Garrett has an "accident". Garret is thrown of a cliff and his body brought back to Deadwood - only for the Dority to discover the claim is a rich one.
  • Garret's widow, Alma looks to Wild Bill Hickok for help regarding her gold claim and renewed interest from Sweargen's henchmen. Hickock sizes up Swearengen and then asks Bullock if he will help Garret with her claim which he accepts.
  • During a poker game, Wild Bill Hickok is shot in Nutall's #10 Saloon by Jack McCall.
  • Jack McCall is put on trial for Hickok's murder. The jury finds him not guilty however he leaves soon after.
  • Bullock decides to pursue McCall and bring him to justice. On the way, he beats to death an Native American who intended to kill him for violating territory. Bullock and Utter then find McCall who is hiding out at a boarding house and take him to Yankton for trial.
  • Smallpox breaks out in Deadwood which causes the need for vaccines. Those who have been affected are housed away from the camp in a tent.
  • Alma Garret takes custody of Sofia Metz when Calamity Jane dissapears on a drinking binge following Wil Bill's murder.
  • Flora and Miles Anderson are two con artists who arrive in Deadwood under the pretense of looking for their lost father and for work. Miles finds a job as a sweeper in The Gem and Flora as a harlot at the Bella Union. They are soon murdered by Stubbs and Tolliver on his orders after they attempt to rob the Bella Union.
  • Charlie Utter establishes a Postal and freight business in the town of Deadwood which includes deliveries to Cheyenne.
  • The senior members of the community form a municipal government in preparation for future annexation, as well allowing them to pay bribes to the territorial legislature in order to ensure the titles, claims and property already in Deadwood remain secure in the future.
  • Swearengen bribes the local Magistrate, Clagett, in order to quash a murder warrant.
  • The ailing Reverend Smith becomes a regular guest at The Gem which angers Swearengen. He quickly shoos Smith out.
  • Alma's father, Otis Russell arrives who has an ultimatum and many words to say to Bullock.
  • The U.S. army arrives in Deadwood to celebration and a parade.
  • Bullock beats Otis Russell in The Bella Union and asks him to leave. Bullock then meets Alma at her hotel room and the two make love.
  • Swearengen hires Magistrate Clagett's toll collector, Silas Adams, to murder him when he attempts to extort Swearengen further over the murder warrant.
  • A dying Reverend Smith is euthanized by Al Swearengen.
  • Bullock volunteers to become sheriff after the previous sheriff Con Stapleton is quickly bought out by Cy Tolliver.

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Season 2 (2005)

• 1877
  
  • Seth Bullock's wife Martha and their son William arrive in Deadwood.
  • Bullock and Swearengen have a heated argument regarding Bullock's affair with Alma Garret and Swearengen's concerns regarding Bullock's focus. The fight begins and ends when Bullock throws him and himself over the Gem balcony.
  • Bullock tells Alma that because of his wife's arrival in the camp that they either leave camp, or not see each other. Alma understands and agrees that it is better that they remain and only see each other for business reasons.
  • Garret hires a tutor, Miss Alice Isrighausen to tutor young Sofia.
  • Calamity Jane resurfaces drunk and manages to support Bullock and Utter persuade Swearengen down to return Bullock's items. A truce is made when Swearengen returns Bullock's gun and badge.
  • Swearengen is diagnosed with kidney stones and suddenly collapses in his office with the door locked. He is discovered days later. Cochran then performs a crude surgery with some success.
  • Joanie Stubbs opens her own brothel, The Chez Amis.
  • Francis Wolcott, a geologist working for George Hearst moves to Deadwood and soon makes his presence felt at the Chez Amis.
  • Alma becomes pregnant by Bullock and is persuaded by Trixie to begin to see Ellsworth, who is in charge of her gold claim.
  • Alma fires Miss Isrighausen who then goes to Adams and the two begin to see each other.
  • Wolcott murders Joanie Stubb's most valuable whores: Maddie, Doris and Carrie. Cy Tolliver takes care of the murders and pardons Wolcott.
  • Stubbs sends the remaining whores away so that they will not be murdered under Wolcott's wrath.
  • Hugo Jarry, a commisioner tries to persuade Swearengen and Tolliver, two of the prominent figures in Deadwood to become part of Dakota territory rather than Montana.
  • Alma Garret, with the help of Sol Star establishes a bank in the camp.
  • William Bullock is trampled by a horse that escaped after a failed neutering.
  • The camp is in vigil shortly after young William is injured. William dies hours after.
  • George Hearst arrives in Deadwood and finds out about the murders of the prostitutes by Wolcott's hands and fires him. Wolcott soon hangs himself and Hearst purchases the Grand Central from Farnum.
  • With Swearengen's blessing, Mr. Wu and Al's henchman plan an invasion in Deadwood's Chinatown. The operation is successful as Mr. Wu slits the throat of his rival, Lee.
  • Alma and Ellsworth marry at a ceremony conducted by Andy Cramed at the Grand Central.

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Season timeframe

Al Swearengen.

• Season 1: Summer/Fall 1876: Soon after Custer's Last Stand, the first season of Deadwood takes place six months after the founding of the camp. Most of those who live far and outside of the camp have dreams of living in Deadwood to get richer and have a gold claim; however, when they arrive, new citizens find that Deadwood is unlike it has been told. It is a lawless, godless place where greed and corruption rule and in order to make your fortune you have to make yourself something.
• Season 2: End of Spring/ Early Summer 1877: One year after the events that occurred previously in the camp of Deadwood, Seth Bullock has become the Sheriff with Charlie Utter as his deputy, what was once a lawless place has miraculously become orderly. The camp is progressing swimmingly with many inventions that later have become a necessity such as the telegram and a bank. Former Bella Union hostess Joanie Stubbs has formed her own brothel called the Chez Amis. Both a well-connected geologist and a government official have arrived at the camp to the dismay of the other residents. Al Swearengen is still known as the "unofficial" head of the camp. Seth Bullock's family have arrived in town which forced a breaking off of his relationship with Alma Garret and balancing out time between his work, sheriff's duties, and family.
• Season 3: Airing in Summer of 2006.

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Broadcasting

Deadwood is broadcast on the following channels around the world:

• Asia- HBO
• Australia- Showtime - Foxtel
• Brazil- Canal Fox
• Canada- The Movie Network
• Czech Republic- HBO
• Denmark - DR2
• Finland - Nelonen
• Germany - Premiere
• Hungary- HBO
• Israel- HOT Channel 3
• Italy- Fox Italia
• New Zealand- Prime TV
• Norway - TV 2
• Poland- HBO
• Sweden - TV4
• Turkey- Digiturk
• United Kingdom (and Ireland) - Sky One
• USA- HBO

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HBO broadcast history

• Season 1: Sunday March 21, 2004 - Sunday June 13, 2004- 10:00 pm
• Season 2: Sunday March 6, 2005 - Sunday May 22, 2005- 9:00 pm
• Season 3: Sundays starting in June 2006

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External links

• HBO's Deadwood
• TV.com's Deadwood webpage
• The Movie Network– Deadwood
• Deadwood Transcripts