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	'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the ~~time~~ into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malcomson]]. The story would be continued in 2019 with the premiere of the film ''[[Deadwood: The Movie]]''.		'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures of the era into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malcomson]]. The story would be continued in 2019 with the premiere of the film ''[[Deadwood: The Movie]]''.

	'''The following lists the films and series set in the universe of ''Deadwood'':'''		'''The following lists the films and series set in the universe of ''Deadwood'':'''

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	'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malcomson]]. The story would be continued in 2019 with the premiere of the film ''Deadwood: The Movie''		'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malcomson]]. The story would be continued in 2019 with the premiere of the film ''[[Deadwood: The Movie]]''.

	~~'''The following lists the seasons of the series ''Deadwood'':'''~~

			'''The following lists the films and series set in the universe of ''Deadwood'':'''

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	File:DeadwoodPoster.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 1\|Season 1]] (2004)		File:DeadwoodPoster.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 1\|Season 1]] (2004)
	File:DeadwoodS2.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 2\|Season 2]] (2005)		File:DeadwoodS2.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 2\|Season 2]] (2005)
	File:DeadwoodS3.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 3\|Season 3]] (2006)		File:DeadwoodS3.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 3\|Season 3]] (2006)
			File:Deadwood19.jpg\|''[[Deadwood: The Movie]]'' (2019)
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	[[Category:Television]]		[[Category:Television]]
	[[Category:HBO]]		[[Category:HBO]]
	[[Category:Western]]		[[Category:Western]]

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	[[Image:~~DeadwoodPoster~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Deadwood'' (2004-2006)]]		[[Image:Deadwood.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Deadwood'' (2004-2006)]]


	'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malcomson]].		'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malcomson]]. The story would be continued in 2019 with the premiere of the film ''Deadwood: The Movie''

	'''The following lists the seasons of the series ''Deadwood'':'''		'''The following lists the seasons of the series ''Deadwood'':'''

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	'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula ~~Malconson~~]].		'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malcomson]].


	'''The following lists the seasons of the series ''Deadwood'':'''		'''The following lists the seasons of the series ''Deadwood'':'''

Ben41 at 23:52, 15 March 2018

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	'''''Deadwood''''' ~~was~~ an HBO television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]'') also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on HBO from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and ~~Molly Parker~~.		'''''Deadwood''''' is an [[HBO]] television western series that follows the evolution of the small town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the time of the 1870's. The series, which was created by David Milch (''[[NYPD Blue]]''), also incorporated several well known Western figures in the time into its storyline. The series, which aired for 3 seasons on [[HBO]] from 2004 to 2006, featured a cast that included [[Timothy Olyphant]], [[Ian McShane]], [[Jim Beaver]], [[Powers Boothe]], and [[Paula Malconson]].

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have to close galleries

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	File:DeadwoodS2.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 2\|Season 2]] (2005)		File:DeadwoodS2.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 2\|Season 2]] (2005)
	File:DeadwoodS3.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 3\|Season 3]] (2006)		File:DeadwoodS3.jpg\|[[Deadwood - Season 3\|Season 3]] (2006)
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	[[Category:Television]]		[[Category:Television]]
	[[Category:HBO]]		[[Category:HBO]]
	[[Category:Western]]		[[Category:Western]]

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			[[Image:DeadwoodPoster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Deadwood'' (2004-2006)]]

	'''The following firearms were used in the HBO television series ''[[Deadwood]]'':'''		'''The following firearms were used in the HBO television series ''[[Deadwood]]'':'''
	~~[[Image:DeadwoodPoster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Deadwood'' (2004-2006)]]~~__TOC__<br clear=all>

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	=Rifles=		=Rifles=

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Colt Thuer Derringer

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	== Colt Thuer Derringer ==		== Colt Thuer Derringer ==
	Sol Star ([[John Hawkes]]) carries a [[Colt Thuer Derringer]] in ''A Lie Agreed Upon, Pt. 1'' (2.01), but it proves useless. When Sol is later witnessed loading it by Bullock in ''Amateur Night'' (3.09), Bullock tells him to "stop thinking of that derringer as a problem solver". Trixie ([[Paula Malcomson]]) uses one during the third season, notably to wound George Hearst ([[Gerald McRaney]]) in ''The Catbird Seat'' (3.11). E.B. Farnum ([[William Sanderson]]) draws his Colt Thuer when it Odell confronts Hearst in ''Unauthorized Cinnamon'' (3.05).		Sol Star ([[John Hawkes]]) carries a [[Colt Thuer Derringer]] in ''A Lie Agreed Upon, Pt. 1'' (2.01), but it proves useless. When Sol is later witnessed loading it by Bullock in ''Amateur Night'' (3.09), Bullock tells him to "stop thinking of that derringer as a problem solver". Trixie ([[Paula Malcomson]]) uses one during the third season, notably to wound George Hearst ([[Gerald McRaney]]) in ''The Catbird Seat'' (3.11). E.B. Farnum ([[William Sanderson]]) draws his Colt Thuer when Odell confronts Hearst in ''Unauthorized Cinnamon'' (3.05).
	[[Image:6c-rcthr.jpg\|thumb\|none\|350px\|Colt Thuer]]		[[Image:6c-rcthr.jpg\|thumb\|none\|350px\|Colt Thuer]]
	[[Image:Deadwood201-thuer1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Sol checks his derringer before going to assist Bullock against Swearengen at the Gem.]]		[[Image:Deadwood201-thuer1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Sol checks his derringer before going to assist Bullock against Swearengen at the Gem.]]

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Artillery Model

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	===Artillery Model===		===Artillery Model===
	Charlie Utter ([[Dayton Callie]]) carries a [[Single Action Army\|Single Action Army Artillery Model]] with a 5.5" barrel throughout the series. Jack McCall ([[Garret Dillahunt]]) murders "Wild Bill" Hickok with an Artillery Model in ''Here Was a Man'' (1.04). According to contemporary reports, the real Jack McCall had used a ''double-action'' .45 caliber revolver to murder Hickok, but this an error, because there were no .45 caliber double action revolvers that existed in 1876 (the year Hickok was murdered). This error is often made by people who have very little or no knowledge of firearms. The reason this mistake was made is because a person(like a newspaper reporter) who is not familiar with firearms would refer to a single action as a double-action, because one must cock the hammer on a single-action before they can pull the trigger - which is two "actions" - thus this mistake is made. In ''Sold Under Sin'' (1.12), several Cavalry soldiers and a man assisting Con Stapleton use Artillery Model SAAs. Dan Dority ([[W. Earl Brown]]) offers one to Swearengen in ''A Lie Agreed Upon, Pt. 2'' (2.02) to face Bullock but Swearengen declines. Eamon ([[Jeff Cahill]]) attempts to draw one as Dan cuts his throat in ''Requiem for a Gleet'' (2.04), but it drops to the ground. Mose Manuel ([[Pruitt Taylor Vince]]) has an Artillery Model which he uses to shoot his brother during Nuttall's bicycle demonstration in ''Childish Things'' (2.08), later worrying to Wolcott that someone will discover the bullet in his brother's body as his own. Tom Nuttall ([[Leon Rippy]]) secures his SAA behind his bar in ''Full Faith and Credit'' (3.04).		Charlie Utter ([[Dayton Callie]]) carries a [[Single Action Army\|Single Action Army Artillery Model]] with a 5.5" barrel throughout the series. Jack McCall ([[Garret Dillahunt]]) murders "Wild Bill" Hickok with an Artillery Model in ''Here Was a Man'' (1.04). According to contemporary reports, the real Jack McCall had used a ''double-action'' .45 caliber revolver to murder Hickok, but this an error, because there were no .45 caliber double action revolvers that existed in 1876 (the year Hickok was murdered). This error is often made by people who have very little or no knowledge of firearms. The reason this mistake was made is because a person (like a newspaper reporter) who is not familiar with firearms would refer to a single action as a double-action, because one must cock the hammer on a single-action before they can pull the trigger - which is two "actions" - thus this mistake is made. In ''Sold Under Sin'' (1.12), several Cavalry soldiers and a man assisting Con Stapleton use Artillery Model SAAs. Dan Dority ([[W. Earl Brown]]) offers one to Swearengen in ''A Lie Agreed Upon, Pt. 2'' (2.02) to face Bullock but Swearengen declines. Eamon ([[Jeff Cahill]]) attempts to draw one as Dan cuts his throat in ''Requiem for a Gleet'' (2.04), but it drops to the ground. Mose Manuel ([[Pruitt Taylor Vince]]) has an Artillery Model which he uses to shoot his brother during Nuttall's bicycle demonstration in ''Childish Things'' (2.08), later worrying to Wolcott that someone will discover the bullet in his brother's body as his own. Tom Nuttall ([[Leon Rippy]]) secures his SAA behind his bar in ''Full Faith and Credit'' (3.04).
	[[Image:ColtSingleActionArmy.jpg\|thumb\|none\|350px\|[[Colt Single Action Army]] w/ 5.5" barrel known as the "Artillery" model - .45 Long Colt]]		[[Image:ColtSingleActionArmy.jpg\|thumb\|none\|350px\|[[Colt Single Action Army]] w/ 5.5" barrel known as the "Artillery" model - .45 Long Colt]]
	[[Image:Ep04 jack shooting bill.jpg\|thumb\|600px\|none\|Jack McCall approaches Hickok inside Nuttall's No. 10.]]		[[Image:Ep04 jack shooting bill.jpg\|thumb\|600px\|none\|Jack McCall approaches Hickok inside Nuttall's No. 10.]]