“A full fair-mindedness requires us also to report that within the Gem, on Deadwood’s main thoroughfare, comely whores, decently priced liquor and the squarest games of chance in the hills remain unabatedly available at all hours, seven days a week.”
In the latest episode of “Something Pretty,” hosts Wes and Clay bring their signature blend of in-depth story analysis and humor to the table as they discuss the emotionally charged Deadwood episode, “A Lie Agreed Upon, Part 2.” As Seth Bullock and Alma Garret find themselves at a crossroads, the hosts delve into the characters’ emotional turmoil while keeping things light-hearted with their witty banter and amusing commentary.
The episode explores various subplots, such as Joanie Stubbs and Maddie’s efforts to create their high-class brothel, the Chez Ami. Calamity Jane’s drunken return to Deadwood adds a dose of humor, as she seeks solace and medical advice from Doc Cochran. Wes and Clay expertly navigate the tense atmosphere, injecting humor as they analyze the escalating fight between Dan Dority and Silas Adams’ man Hawkeye, leading to the tragic end of Slippery Dan.
As Bullock, accompanied by Charlie Utter and Calamity Jane, ventures to retrieve his gun and badge from The Gem Saloon, the hosts keep the mood light by poking fun at the precarious situation. They also touch on Al Swearengen’s unexpected apology and Bullock’s ultimate decision regarding his relationship with his wife, Martha.
Join Wes and Clay as they explore the complexities of love, loyalty, and human relationships set against the backdrop of the wild west in their unique take on the Deadwood episode, “A Lie Agreed Upon, Part 2.” Their entertaining mix of analysis and humor ensures that this podcast is both informative and enjoyable for listeners.
Plus! The guys chat about prime locations for oral sex, removing the bundling boards of life, and biased journalism.
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Supplemental Reading:
The Deadwood Bible: A Lie Agreed Upon
Deadwood: Stories of the Black Hills
Reading Deadwood: A Western to Swear By
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