Wanna see the second best? Try Kingdom (2014)... Jay Kulina is the name(the guy in my avatar). Before Netflix, the most underrated tv-series of all time. Amazing drama, spectacular acting.
Swearengen had a real soft spot for Blazinov. 4 things made Al feel this way- 1. Balzinov had seen his parents murdered and thus the Orphan Al had some notice there. 2. He showed deep sympathy for the Hooples as "working men." Whom while Al ridiculed, he also valued as his customers and base of the town. 3. Blazinov had shown he would not let the threat of torture stop him from keeping a secret. 4. He showed a willingness to abandom that principle of confidentiality to fight a threat to the camp. Al really warmed to him more than most.
Its a shame Blazanov couldn't be in the movie, even for like a little scene like Tom Nuttall was. I know he was the telegram operator, and there was a phone in the thoroughfare at that point, but surely they could've found some way for his character to turn up. I mean hell, they made Con Stapleton a fucking reverend so he could come back, wouldn't have been too far fetched to make Blazanov the owner of Seth's hardware concern, or of a different shop, or have him take over Charlie's mail route, would've been more believable than a genuinely scummy degenerate suddenly finding God and becoming a reverend in his 70s 😂
Silas peeks therein, hears Al taking the name of Hawkeye in tones of wrathful vanity, and beats a hasty and adroitly-conceived retreat without anyone the wiser who is party to the excoriation of his erstwhile companion.
Maybe, but it is hard to tell more stories, without resorting to pure fiction like the (good) movie. Hearst wins, Sol and Bullock sell out, Swegen dies in a ditch. I was ok with what we got
Deawood and Carnivale were my favorite 2 hours of television every Sunday night for a couple years. Perfect mix of history and fiction with impeccable dialogue.
Okay can I just say how good I love Ian McShane when he raise he voice when he gets Mad! He's indeed did some amazing acting in Deadwood. This show will always be number 1 in the world... 😊👏
It was a GREAT show. The movie they put out a few months ago was horrible....but the weekly show was brilliant. Even Ian McShane said it was "the best gig I ever had" when accepting his Golden Globe for playing Swearengen!
The amount of times I've watched all 3 seasons, I can't even count. I could literally start from episode 1 again each time I finish the third and the movie. It's the language that keeps me coming back. If the show had been written in a modern vernacular or the kind of "western" dialogue one often hears, I just don't think it would have had the resonance it has. Every single conversation in that series has depths to return to over and over again.
Tell me about it...minus Richardson it should be a blockbuster (by HBO standards). I wanna see the town burn down. Historically, that did occur. It would also be cool to see Hearst take 15 bullets in the chest. All hail Deadwood!! Amazing to see so many fans respond to this video 13 years after the show was canceled.
Just the best ever male leading role performance in tv-series history by far. Bryan Cranston's(B.B), Hugh Laurie's(House) and Kevin Spacey's(H.O.C) weren't/aren't even in Ian's league.
Agreed, 2nd and 3rd place goes to Tony Soprano and then Walter White from Breaking Bad. . .after those 3 the remaining 7 of the top ten are way off in the distance. In fact, I would even nominate for 4th place E B Farnum from Deadwood
Tony Soprano is one of my favorites, many from the Sopranos are, like Paulie, and Phil Leotardo, but Al Swearengen is just on another level. The dialogue is just magical. You guys should try Black Sails, and Penny Dreadful. There is a lot of art in their dialogue, and many powerful characters.
Just seeing Adam’s reminds of that down-for-anything super hot super spy Mrs Iswringhausen! DSL for days, with the perfect mentality able to fit into any role play she’s asked to fulfill. ❤️💔❤️💔In the words of Demolition “ Oh, what a rush!”
Dude didn't even go thru the door and walked out like I'm not getting in that. The other dude please don't hit me. Either way I'd be the same way . All really great actors.
@0:54! That looks is PRICELESS! 'If this were any other moment, I would smack the hell out of you for not understanding a fucking rhetorical question. But, right now, I'm so pissed off, I'm going to answer you. Not because I feel the need to explain. I'm just so pissed, I have to say it out loud!' Ian McShane's Al Swearengen is easily one of the best characters in TV history. You gotta love him, you just can't help it.
whats even funnier about this scene.. in the last scenes of the show when Hearst is leaving camp.. you can see Hawkeye with the group he gathered, including the midget.
yeah but they did give us 5 years of The Wire, 6 seasons of The Sopranos, Game of Thrones seems to have their full support. But I agree we needed one more year to close out the story lines.
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Silas peaking in and then quickly ducking out when he hears Al going off about Hawkeye😂😂
Swearengen is probably the greatest tv character of all time
Villian? Hero? Father figure? Pimp? Genius? Fool?
Yeah Al is pretty unbelieveable.
Wanna see the second best? Try Kingdom (2014)... Jay Kulina is the name(the guy in my avatar). Before Netflix, the most underrated tv-series of all time. Amazing drama, spectacular acting.
DONT WE HAVE ENOUGH FUCKIN IMPONDERABLES?
Definitely
Hing fuckin' dai
'Please do not strike me' Lmao, I've been using that line for nearly a year, whenever someone goes on a rant. Hands up too lol.
He knows.
Ian McShane’s Al Swearengen is a god among wordsmiths. He weaves a tapestry of obscenity and prose with a skill unmatched.
His speech is like words unspoken by men, it most come from a greater being. But maybe that is himself, the mighty Swear Engine. I know not.
Swearengen had a real soft spot for Blazinov. 4 things made Al feel this way-
1. Balzinov had seen his parents murdered and thus the Orphan Al had some notice there.
2. He showed deep sympathy for the Hooples as "working men." Whom while Al ridiculed, he also valued as his customers and base of the town.
3. Blazinov had shown he would not let the threat of torture stop him from keeping a secret.
4. He showed a willingness to abandom that principle of confidentiality to fight a threat to the camp.
Al really warmed to him more than most.
Its a shame Blazanov couldn't be in the movie, even for like a little scene like Tom Nuttall was. I know he was the telegram operator, and there was a phone in the thoroughfare at that point, but surely they could've found some way for his character to turn up.
I mean hell, they made Con Stapleton a fucking reverend so he could come back, wouldn't have been too far fetched to make Blazanov the owner of Seth's hardware concern, or of a different shop, or have him take over Charlie's mail route, would've been more believable than a genuinely scummy degenerate suddenly finding God and becoming a reverend in his 70s 😂
@@noahbrown6970 I'M CALLING FOR THE TOWN OF LEAD, LEAD LUMBER AT THE BESHEST OF SENATOR GEORGE HEARST.
@@DovahKanye You are a vile creature.
Silas peeks therein, hears Al taking the name of Hawkeye in tones of wrathful vanity, and beats a hasty and adroitly-conceived retreat without anyone the wiser who is party to the excoriation of his erstwhile companion.
lol
Nicely done ;-)
Well said!
Well done haha
Fucking beautiful.
If I can be NEARLY as charismatic and intimidating when I'm in my sixties my life's complete!
Same bro
Al was for sure a bad as s. Wasn't even trying to be, he just was.
"A superfluous trumpeting"
lmao, I Love Merrick.....
It's very good, as all Swearengen scenes are, but this is about his thirty fifth best rant.
Truth.
the 'Misfortune' talk with Merrick was great.
"the world ends when you're dead; until then you've got more punishment in store"
"Did you dye your hair?"
@@judgeporceddu8057 take it like a man... and give some back.
You should have cancelled sex and the city, HBO, instead of one the best shows to ever exist.
A superfluous trumpeting.
... but you're absolutely correct.
Maybe, but it is hard to tell more stories, without resorting to pure fiction like the (good) movie. Hearst wins, Sol and Bullock sell out, Swegen dies in a ditch. I was ok with what we got
@@exmachinz Um...Hearst gets publicly humiliated, Sol and Bullock live happily married and Swearengen died in his bed next to trixie.
Canceling this show was like cancelling the Sopranos. This show was magical and it had a lead on par with Gandolfini.
@@exmachinz The 1879 fire that devastated Deadwood would have provided plenty of stories for Season Four.
"This is *_BULLSHIT!_*"
"I'm sorry..."
Pure gold.
My exact words when i herd Mass effect Andromeda was going to be a thing.
"Short of accusation do I waft the odor of complicity in Hearst's direction"
that is the funniest sounding sentence ever.
Greatest under the radar funny show. Sadly it can never be done again
Al's face at "Please do not strike me!"
😂😂😂😂😂 He knew it was wrong but he was thinking about it.
Adams little head cameo is hilarious
LOL Adams hears "Hawkeye" and ducks away!
Deawood and Carnivale were my favorite 2 hours of television every Sunday night for a couple years. Perfect mix of history and fiction with impeccable dialogue.
We need a compilation of Al talking about Hawkeye. Every time he hears that name he goes on a rant about how much he really hates the guy.
This has gotta be one of the best shows ever. Good writing good actor's and no cliché relationship drama.
True. Great dialogue between GREAT characters....unfortunately not much story.
@@chefjaike not much story? C'mon now.
0:57 hahaha Adams "...nope."
The use of language in this show is fucken amazing. Got some of that Shakespeare to it.
Okay can I just say how good I love Ian McShane when he raise he voice when he gets
Mad! He's indeed did some amazing acting in Deadwood. This show will always be number 1 in the world... 😊👏
It was a GREAT show. The movie they put out a few months ago was horrible....but the weekly show was brilliant. Even Ian McShane said it was "the best gig I ever had" when accepting his Golden Globe for playing Swearengen!
I'm so trying this next time I get into a problem "Please! do not strike me!" *hands up*
Didn't expect to see you here. Love your videos 👍
@@Ratiroth i get around 🤙
Man your videos are amazing and you have great taste in TV. You’re the people’s hero
PLEASE DO NOT STRIKE ME
Al is the fuckin best
It's funny because he might have actually struck him.
all stand for the words of president swearengen
i miss this show so much it hurts. on the brighter side, atleast it didnt live long enough to get tired and stale
The amount of times I've watched all 3 seasons, I can't even count. I could literally start from episode 1 again each time I finish the third and the movie. It's the language that keeps me coming back. If the show had been written in a modern vernacular or the kind of "western" dialogue one often hears, I just don't think it would have had the resonance it has. Every single conversation in that series has depths to return to over and over again.
Small fucking comfort tbh... it would've taken at least 5 seasons before it got tired and stale
BEST SHOW EVER!!! They Should've NEVER Ended It So Soon!!! :( But HBO's Known for that!
LMFAO at Adams !
He's like wtf then he hears "....HAWKEYE" and goes... oh shiiit, im not even here...
How brilliant is this guy
Blazanov’s “Please do not strike me”😂
This isn't his best rant; but this IS the best reaction to one of his rants.
Now tell us how you really feel Al.
Mr. Blazanov is precious and must be protected at all costs.
"a superfluous trumpeting"
"trumpeting"
what a great word to use.
If the Deadwood movie isn't about Bullock, Swearengin, and Co. shitting on Hearst, then color me disappointed.
Tell me about it...minus Richardson it should be a blockbuster (by HBO standards). I wanna see the town burn down. Historically, that did occur. It would also be cool to see Hearst take 15 bullets in the chest.
All hail Deadwood!! Amazing to see so many fans respond to this video 13 years after the show was canceled.
@@chefjaike The movie will be set 10 years after the end of the series. It will be a post-fire/flood story.
Genius!!!
Swearegen swears
Love this character
The last bit of Al's rant at 1:04 should have been what Iron Man said after Hawkeye came back without Natasha in Endgame.
Just the best ever male leading role performance in tv-series history by far. Bryan Cranston's(B.B), Hugh Laurie's(House) and Kevin Spacey's(H.O.C) weren't/aren't even in Ian's league.
James Gandolfini would like a word.
Wait never mind no he wouldn't, he's dead.
Try watching pinky binders it’s a great series as well.
@@yawgmoth5662 Tony Soprano would like to know your location
Agreed, 2nd and 3rd place goes to Tony Soprano and then Walter White from Breaking Bad. . .after those 3 the remaining 7 of the top ten are way off in the distance. In fact, I would even nominate for 4th place E B Farnum from Deadwood
Tony Soprano is one of my favorites, many from the Sopranos are, like Paulie, and Phil Leotardo, but Al Swearengen is just on another level. The dialogue is just magical.
You guys should try Black Sails, and Penny Dreadful. There is a lot of art in their dialogue, and many powerful characters.
Just seeing Adam’s reminds of that down-for-anything super hot super spy Mrs Iswringhausen! DSL for days, with the perfect mentality able to fit into any role play she’s asked to fulfill. ❤️💔❤️💔In the words of Demolition “ Oh, what a rush!”
Al Swearengen defines badass.
At work with my headphones on. had to turn the volume down to almost 0.
Such graceful words, so eloquently put; if only such things garnered more ubiquity upon the internet. Alas; SUIJIN! COCKSUKA!
I uploaded that rant as well. It's titled: "Swearengen's Self Diagnosis"
Al: "You know what 'on our way' means, huh?"
Blazanov: "No."
::beat::
Al: "So, you have chosen...death..."
Mcshane was at his career best in this...and that's a 62 year career
I agree. I still hope they will revive it one day, somehow.
These two are the two very wrong people to suddenly face the wrath of Swear Engine
Adams great great grandson was Doug Spinney. He showed up im the Darkness Falls season 1 episode of The X-Files.
Thats my all time favorite X-Files episode!
@@chefjaike Mine as well.
Oh look, Al's swearin'gain.
mrspidey80
Al Swear Engine
I still cannot believe they pulled off that movie. I had given up hope
Word!
Dude didn't even go thru the door and walked out like I'm not getting in that. The other dude please don't hit me. Either way I'd be the same way . All really great actors.
Ian McShane....the best of the best!!!!!!!!!!!!
Guess I'll be "on my way..." ;)
Al: THIS IS BULLSHIT
Blas:....i'm sorry....
lmao
...I'm sorry
@0:54! That looks is PRICELESS! 'If this were any other moment, I would smack the hell out of you for not understanding a fucking rhetorical question. But, right now, I'm so pissed off, I'm going to answer you. Not because I feel the need to explain. I'm just so pissed, I have to say it out loud!'
Ian McShane's Al Swearengen is easily one of the best characters in TV history. You gotta love him, you just can't help it.
Ari Golds great grandfather.
He's also Tai Lung in Kung Fu Panda
Swordterranean40 I knew I recognized that gravelly voice
ditto!
whats even funnier about this scene.. in the last scenes of the show when Hearst is leaving camp.. you can see Hawkeye with the group he gathered, including the midget.
#Gold
yeah but they did give us 5 years of The Wire, 6 seasons of The Sopranos, Game of Thrones seems to have their full support. But I agree we needed one more year to close out the story lines.
Please do not strike me!
lol at Adams
thats the principal from ferris buelers day off
@seanzoz I'm still waiting for the opportunity to work in the word "filibusterin' expedition" ... or the like. :p
"Ples dunot straik me
Take a shot every time somebody says cocksucker in just one episode. You will not survive.
Free. Gratis.
Lol
Free gratis is a redundancy. Should read free fucking gratis.
@@VDAM1984 Does that mean it repeats itself?
But he REALLY hates the Pinkertons.
"Pinkerton Shitheels" LOL
Adam's doesn't want any part of this!
please, do not strike mr. blazanov.
Adams shouldve turned into the black smoke
I had to laugh while he is summarizing. While getting head. SMH
Anybody else think Merrill sounds like Gonzo from the muppets here?
His eyes voices looks like a Pacino
Theres only 1 Pacino and only 1 Swearengen. Never thought he was the other Al you mentioned.
@BigCM06 And for a series I could give less of a damn for. Deadwood was the next "Sopranos" and HBO pissed that opportunity away.
Love Ian mcshanes voice. Not quite Morgan freeman level but close.
@rapmann Please do not strike me!
Next time you get pulled over by the police
@AgnosticFonts00 LOL
LOL please do not strike me!
*its
yeah but money is money, those shows looked expensive and not enough watched.
Not even in my top 10.
Best rant is about his mother abandoning him. Anyway.....
That wasn't a rant. More like a psychological breakthrough.
Certainly not his best rant but great all the same...
Really? Not even in his top 10!
Not bad, but not his best.
this isn't even top 10 of his best rants.
Not really
Definitely not his best rant.
swearingen's swearing is bland. your faux shakespearesque exercise doesn't help it.
Ian McShane, Pete Postlethwaite, (not sure of spelling…don’t need to be, probably our finest actors.
Hardly his best.
I hated the shakespearing dialogue of this series.