I'm glad the conclusion of this show is apparently reasonably satisfying, but the sheer level of wasted potential is staggering, exactly for this and so many other reasons. In some alternate universe people are going to be enjoying several seasons of awesome television which will just never exist now. It's quite sad.

Somewhere between 0 and 1.

When Nick Nolte went into that incoherent rant talking to his lawyer it was like Nick Nolte's brain had accidentally tried to open all the Nick Nolte files on its Nick Nolte desktop at the same time.

NEVER!

I like that it's more outrageous that they beheaded a horse than Sean Bean. People are willing to let that go.

Ended forever. It really sucks.

Nick Nolte: I HAVE TO GO NOW. MY PLANET NEEDS ME.

I'm cautiously hopeful about this. Milch mentioned in a couple of interviews last year that there were there had been developments in the process of the movies and he seemed hopeful about making them. Also, Ian Mcshane, who'd previously been extremely firm about believing the show to be dead, hinted that there might…

Actually, I could maybe accept this if they produced a spin-off entirely focusing on Marcus and the other degenerates having adventures and possibly solving mysteries. or hell, just Marcus.

They tried to sweep it under the rug at the time, but 17 horses were brutally killed on the set of Joey.

The only way Milch can make up for this in my eyes is to go straight ahead and make those fucking Deadwood movies so at least one of his shows achieves some sort of closure. I don't think I'll be investing any time into any future projects of his until they're safely done with and concluded, the disappointment at this…

Don't think they'd have begun production on a second season if that was the case though.

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ARGH FUCK YOU HBO

Does the rule of 3 apply to tv-related horse injuries? Later today are we going to learn that Bryan Cranston has accidentally gunned down a horse on the set of Breaking Bad?

[Fade to black]

Don't mention it, Hot Rod Herman!

No, nobody watches this show here on this comment section for an episode of this show.

The preview for next week shows a bloody body bag being thrown into the sea.

Yeah, if there's any character who really relishes living in Milch-world, it's him.

"anything else coming out of MacFarlane has kinda died…."