Deadwood DVD Box Set Complete Season 1-3

The town of Deadwood, South Dakota in the weeks following the Custer massacre is a lawless sinkhole of crime and corruption. Into this uncivilized outpost ride a disillusioned and bitter ex-lawman, Wild Bill Hickok, and Seth Bullock, a man hoping to find a new start for himself. Both men find themselves quickly on opposite sides of the legal and moral fence from Al Swearengen, saloon owner, hotel operator, and incipient boss of Deadwood. The lives of these three intertwine with many others, the high-minded and the low-lifes who populate Deadwood in 1876.

FEATURES

* Actors: Michael Almereyda, Timothy Van Patten
* Seasons: Complete Seasons 1 to 3
* Episodes: All 36 uncut commercial free episodes
* Package: Box Set
* Category: WESTERN
* Format: NTSC & PAL
* Region: 0 (Playable on Region 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 DVD Players)
* Number of discs: 18
* Audio Track: English
* Optional Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
* Weight: 1.0 kg
* Condition: Brand new factory sealed

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 For Those Left Hanging...,, April 25, 2011
Percy
...and bummed by the loose ends, don't worry. It all turns out well. As a lifelong South Dakotan and a history major I can tell you it all ends well. Yes, George Hearst did fix the election and steal the office of Sheriff away from Seth Bullock. Bullock had been a U.S. congressman from Montana before coming to Deadwood, though, and had friends in Washington. When they found out that Hearst had fixed the sheriff's race, they appointed Seth Bullock U.S. Marshall for the Dakota Territory. That gave him authority over all law enforcement in the area, canceling out Hearst's move. Bullock would meet a young Teddy Roosevelt in the Dakotas and they became lifelong friends. Bullock even lead the inaugural parade when Roosevelt became President of the United States.

 My favorite show, September 2, 2010
Justus
"I absolutely LOVE Deadwood. The first episode it might take some getting used to the language and violence, but both are pretty historically accurate. The first season is my favorite, but once you start watching this show, you just want more and more! It's definitely an adult program. There is no way I would allow any children to view it. Any friend I've had watch it has become addicted to it...I'd recommend it in a heartbeat!"

 The pinnacle of modern storytelling, June 14, 2011
Chester
Of all the TV series I have watched beginning to end, Deadwood is the one I keep coming back to. Even though I've seen every episode countless times, I still pick up something new with each viewing. It still makes me laugh. It still makes me think. It still gives me chills, and it still makes me cry. It is a brilliant man, executive producer and head writer David Milch, at the peak of his powers as a storyteller. Watching Deadwood is like reading a 1200 page novel from 150 years ago. Broad themes in a small setting, complex and conflicted characters, and detailed scenery make for a completely immersive experience.

 For Those Left Hanging..., June 14, 2011
Maurice
...and bummed by the loose ends, don't worry. It all turns out well. As a lifelong South Dakotan and a history major I can tell you it all ends well. Yes, George Hearst did fix the election and steal the office of Sheriff away from Seth Bullock. Bullock had been a U.S. congressman from Montana before coming to Deadwood, though, and had friends in Washington. When they found out that Hearst had fixed the sheriff's race, they appointed Seth Bullock U.S. Marshall for the Dakota Territory. That gave him authority over all law enforcement in the area, canceling out Hearst's move. Bullock would meet a young Teddy Roosevelt in the Dakotas and they became lifelong friends. Bullock even led the inaugural parade when Roosevelt became President of the United States.