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Deadwood

Requiem for a Gleet

Season 2, Episode 4, Aired Mar 27, 2005

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Wolcott is confronted by Ellsworth for snooping around Alma Garret's gold claim. Doc Cochran tells Al that his situation is critical and that they have to act, giving him the unpleasant options he has to choose from. Commissioner Jarry comes into camp bearing news about the gold claims. Wolcott informs Tolliver about the new Chinaman in town with whom he will do business.moreless

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Garret Dillahunt

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John Hawkes

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- Goof: When Commissioner Jarry is taking his bath, there are suds on his head covering the left side of his face, but when they show the mirror from behind they are no longer there. Then when Tolliver walks in they are back.
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QUOTES (9)
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- Tolliver: A man might use that time to put some stink on his Johnson.
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- Marvin the prospector: Don't be looking over my shoulder when I'm signing my f**king X.
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- Adams: Is there any ******* chance you and me don't end up in blood? Dority: Any of you realizing that the sun don't rise and set on me and you? Adams: What the **** does that ******* mean? Dority: It means there may be other ******* factors factored into my decision making. Besides that fact that I find you to be a pain in the balls personally.
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- Alma Garret: Name your price. How do you males put it? Shit or get off the chamber pot.
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- Carrie: (After arriving in Deadwood) This whole place smells like shit.
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- Maddie: They get led by their *****. Our ***** lead us, we lose our only edge.
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- Martha Bullock: In the morning, in the quiet before we each take up our work, is also a pleasant occasion for such intercourse.
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- Johnny Burns: Why don't you learn to talk American?
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- Francis Wolcott: The noise is terrible, isn't it Mr. Ellsworth? Like fate.
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NOTES (2)
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- The music in the closing credits is "The Fox" by Bill Staines.
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- This episode won the 2005 Emmy for Outstanding Art Direction For A Single-Camera Series.
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- The Comstock was a silver mine in Virginia City, Nevada. Unlike the earlier easy placer mining in California, the silver was deep underground. Deep shafts and tunnels had to be built, blasted through solid rock, and cave-ins were common.
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- A gleet is the inflammation of the urethra resulting from chronic gonorrhea and characterized by a mucopurulent (containing mucus and pus) discharge.
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- Cotton Mather He was an American Puritan clergyman and writer. He is generally pictured unsympathetically as the archetype of the narrow, intolerant, severe Puritan, and his part in the Salem witch trials in 1692 is often recalled.
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