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AI didn't make this up. I heard this a decade ago.

Did David Milch say he researched it and this was accurate, or you'rejust guessing? I think that he did research it and landed on "I want it to sound accurate and work more than I want it to be accurate and not work."

If you make a movie about ancient Rome, you can make it accurate by making all the buildings colorful but it would take the audience out of it because we think they were all white.

2004 New Yorker article, what do ya know

Deadwood - Swearing in the Old West - Nymag https://share.google/x9fwgkFmsdOt3mn6I
Life's Work, A memoir. David Milch

Read that NY mag blurb you linked.

I'm team Milch. We are talking about whorehouses in the 1870s. I would like to think Ian MacShane's character took his considerable intellect and commitment to debauchery to form a rather "blue" way of conversing and making his points.
 
Haha, I posed this question to GPT:

HBO's Deadwood shows them swearing using very vulgar terms we use today. Is the vocabulary accurate to the time? what kind of swear words did they actually say?

It's confirming what I said. "Go to hell" was worse than anything you could say sexually. Anything blasphemous at all was really bad. Character attacks were extremely offensive, too. Animal comparisons were really bad. Ethnic slurs.

By God
Hellfire
Cur
Horse thief
Snake
Dog
I reference Yosemite Sam for the best era correct swear words/phrases.
 
Ever watch something and you’re not sure if you liked it or not?

Thats how I felt about “Something Bad is About to Happen”

8 episodes. Started decently. Got kind of goofy in the middle. Thought it ending on a high note towards the end. Then got weird.

Didn’t hate it… but not sure I’d recommend it. 🤷
 
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Im getting through The Man in the High Castle first season. Late to the party but now I'm at the party can't tell if I like being at the party.
 
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I'm bout to cancel Netflix. With their price increases and their child grooming programming, I'm over it.
Yeah, I don't watch that hardly. I have a special through my cell phone, if I didn't have it I would never subscribe. The problem with Netflix is that all their shows have a very similar production and are produced the same
 
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Has anyone seen the shows Leanne and Happys place? Season 1 for both shows are on Netflix. Both shows are set in Knoxville and have several Knoxville and Tennessee football related items used in the show. Signs, posters, tshirts, game clips, banners, Yee haw beer tap, power T, cups, etc.
 
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Has anyone seen the shows Leanne and Happys place? Season 1 for both shows are on Netflix. Both shows are set in Knoxville and have several Knoxville and Tennessee football related items used in the show. Signs, posters, tshirts, game clips, banners, Yee haw beer tap, power T, cups, etc.
I don't know about Leanne but Happy's Place is Reba's new show on NBC. I watched the first 4 or 5 episodes last fall but never finished the 1st season. I didn’tfind it as entertaining or as funny as her old CW show.
 
Im getting through The Man in the High Castle first season. Late to the party but now I'm at the party can't tell if I like being at the party.

I tried watching when it came out on AP. The concept is very good, but the execution drug to me. I don't even remember where I left off, but at some point I got bored with it.
 
New season of Beef is really good so far. Three episodes in.

I like it, but WTF is with the weird cuts where the actor talking changes outfits, or even the actor changes? Lindsay changed outfits for half a second when she was jealous of the girls at the club, and Josh saw himself as the other person. We had to rewind it a couple times.
 
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I like it, but WTF is with the weird cuts where the actor talking changes outfits, or even the actor changes? Lindsay changed outfits for half a second when she was jealous of the girls at the club, and Josh saw himself as the other person. We had to rewind it a couple times.
mind's eye stuff I would assume.
 
Has anyone seen the shows Leanne and Happys place? Season 1 for both shows are on Netflix. Both shows are set in Knoxville and have several Knoxville and Tennessee football related items used in the show. Signs, posters, tshirts, game clips, banners, Yee haw beer tap, power T, cups, etc.
My house was used as a still shot in Leanne
 

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