I really shouldn\'t watch shows like this in front of people. What I\'ll laugh at or applaud could seem odd without full knowledge of where it\'s coming from.
the doc performed the abortion i\'m fairly certain. that was what the surgery was when they were setting the mirror and all that jazz. pretty sure someone told bullock of it right after as well.Dan fuckin\' Dorrity kicked ass this week. i was worried the captain would get the best of him but he pulled thru.I loved the scene when Farnum went to the Gem and was reminising about his past time w/ Al\'s boys. I\'m slowly warming up to him. The whole side plot about the actors and the new theater is losing me. It just seems like wasted minutes to me, but who knows, his connection w/ Swerengen might come full circle at some point.
Doc warns Alma that she needs surgery if she wants to avoid a miscarriage. Ellsworth is frightened for her, having lost his first wife and child in similar complications. Alma acquiesces and she and the doctor make their preparations.
Bullock asks Charlie Utter if he\'d stand watch outside Alma\'s place while he gives his speech that night. After Alma goes under, Trixie and Doc argue as they see to her. "When you\'ve done with hers Doc, why don\'t you f**king kiss mine?"
As Bullock gets a thumbs up from Utter on Alma\'s surgery
^ this cocksucker has me watchin\' the fuckin\' show now!
Aunt Lou\'s long-lost son, Odell Marchbanks, arrives in Deadwood after a circuitous trip from Liberia, although his mother soon attempts to orchestrate his immediate departure. Bullock and Swearengen contemplate a preemptive strike against Hearst, whose ire has been inflamed overnight. Alma\'s bad habits lose her the bank services of Trixie and, possibly, the attentions of her husband Ellsworth. Her indisposition also makes her vulnerable to Hearst, who\'s apprised of her condition by an anxious Tolliver, playing both sides. Swearengen summons Dority to be at the ready to travel to Cheyenne for reinforcements. Stubbs offers Jane a place to stay, again.
