Testosterone flares a bit but no blood is shed. Is Morgan Earp the same guy who was John in John from Cincinnati? (IMDB confirms that my guess is correct!)īullock accosts the Earp boys and grouches about their having piled all their goods in the center of the hardware store and then leaving them there without buying them. Hearst, clearly in pain, grasps onto this small hope and asks Langrishe to help him they make arrangements for later that afternoon. Langrishe claims to have the same sort of ailment and to be aware of a “certain technique” that has put his own back pain into remission for over fifteen years. In the middle of it, Jack Langrishe comes across Hearst and notices the latter has back trouble. The actors make excruciating preparations to get that dying, fat, old actor (name = Chesteron, apparently) to see their new theater space. An odd tactic for a gambling hall but Leon has obviously been instructed by Cy to have Wyatt quit while he’s ahead.
Wyatt gambles for a while, and once he starts to lose, Leon suggests that he leave before he loses it all. Cy introduces himself and smarmily inquires as to his gun’s availability. Merrick stands up under the pressure better than I would have expected. Speaking of nice guys, Hearst pops into the newspaper office to intimidate Merrick. returns to the livery to find Steve, bloody and stunned, having been kicked in the head by the offended horse. Wyatt, however, is moving on to the next step of his “plan.” Boy, I know you’re all historical and whatnot, but do not try to out-scheme Al Swearengen.Īfter giving Aunt Lou’s money back to her and picking up some food for the road (and musing that normally a “good-cookin’ big-hearted fat lady” would be enough to keep him in camp), N.G. He collects Morgan from the bar and sends him off to buy tools for their timber lease. Al then offers to double whatever other offers the Earp boys get for hiring their guns. Wyatt is defensive and doesn’t take kindly to Al’s accusations that the Earp boys faked the rescue to make them look better. Steve will not be dissuaded and tries again.Īl, while offering Wyatt Earp a drink, questions his story pretty closely, seeing how Al runs most of the existing road agents and hadn’t scheduled a stage-robbery for this morning. The horse has no more patience with Steve than I do and gives him a warning kick when Steve tries to remove one of its shoes.
Mouse to wonder if he’s got syphilis and really is insane), talking to N.G.’s horse. leaves, Steve turns the crazy on even more (prompting Mr. is saddling his horse at the livery, getting ready to go and ignoring Steve the Drunk’s morning bluster. As they leave their room, the owner of the boarding house, Shaunnessy, starts haranguing them, saying he’ll not have “vile affections or uncleanness on these premises.” He even starts quoting the Bible until Jane hollers at him and pokes him hard in the stomach. Joanie looks fabulous, sporting some amazing cleavage. The sheriff is skeptical of their story – so are some other folks in camp, like Al.Ĭalamity Jane is a little nervous in the presumably post-coital morning with Joanie, getting dressed and bolting out of the room. The story is that the heroic young guys, Wyatt and Morgan Earp, rescued the stage from an ambush. Just then, the stage rolls in, accompanied by two young fellows, shooting off their guns. Wanna fight?” This diffuses the sheriff’s tension (for now). Sol takes this in stride, saying dryly, “Guess not. When Sol says he doesn’t know, Bullock grumps that he doesn’t know fuckin’ much. Nice!īullock grouches off to work, meeting up with Sol and asking his bidness partner what the reaction has been to his published letter. Lady didn’t get any and is cranky about it. Oho – now we get to the root of it, however: she complains that he “did not retire with his usual sweetness” after the meeting last night. Is this scene just to give Martha a couple of lines? What a dumb issue. Bullock, like me, thinks this is foolish and she should just move into the new school already. The Bullocks are arguing over the stupidest thing ever: since the theater people keep pushing back their move into the former Chez Amie, Martha keeps teaching the school there instead of moving to the new schoolhouse because she doesn’t want the children to feel their original place of education has been abandoned and left empty. Richardson picks up a copy at the hotel – Richardson can read?! My world has been shaken on its foundations. Merrick and Blazenoff deliver the latest edition of the Deadwood Pioneer – the issue containing Bullock’s letter the dead Cornish miner’s family. JUST A LITTLE BAD LANGUAGE TODAY, MY DEARS
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