Heller's a little off on Deadwood. It was Keith Carradine, not David, as Wild Bill Hickok. And, more significantly, Wild Bill's death was one of several historical facts (petitioning for statehood was another) upon which Milch & Co. draped the drama of Deadwood. It wasn't just canon, it was history.

I agree, however,…

I had copied that exact phrase to comment upon. Too funny. Besides, wasn't she an exotic dancer before she got put through the wringer?

Every time I hear OutKast's "Hey-Ya!" I wonder how those guys even know what a "Polaroid picture" is, much less that there was once a kind you had to shake. "Modern" Polaroid instant cameras, introduced in the early 70s, before Dre and Big Boi were born, used film that developed itself in the light via a "dry"…

"This ain't rock and roll. This is genocide."