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Randomly decided to binge watch this AMC western from the 2010’s
>main character is an ex-confederate soldier
>O’Brien from Star Trek plays one of the main characters
>bootleg version of Judge Holden is in it
>BBC cuckolding storyline
>abolitionist priest is shown to be a drunken idiot
>a recurring character is a race realist who drops truth nukes every scene he’s in
>indians are shown as bloodthirsty savages who love killing
>MC’s final and true love interest is an Asian tomboy
Was this show created by a /tv/ user?
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I remember it being quite weak and poorly written, trying to force character's plight through expositional dialogue rather than bothering to film actual scenes that would flesh them out, but at least it did not make despicable scum into good guys like Deadwood did in S3 onwards.
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>>222787512
I thought it was okay but never great. It was really held up by the acting.
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When does it get good
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>>222787455
Loved watching this back when I was an alcoholic but it's not as good sober.
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>>222787675
It’s extremely average for most of the series, it’s worth putting in the background while doing something else at least
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>>222787892
many such cases, never stop drinking.



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