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Farnum: "I've been prostrated by the agonies of the damned."
Swearengen: "Judgment is upon us, then."
Swearengen: "Our moment permits interest in one question only: Will we, of Deadwood, be more than just targets for ass-f**king?"
Swearengen: "You won't miss him, he's at Merrick's and looks like the prize at the carnival."
Hostetler: "I can nut him, but the moon is wrong, and he's gonna take it badly."
General: "I ain't gonna lose my chance at a hundred waiting on the f**kin moon."
Swearengen: "Dan, don't you agree that truth, if only a pinch, must season every falsehood, or else the palate f**king rebels?"
Merrick: "I like my f**king liquor."
Swearengen: "Trait in you gave me early hope."
Farnum: "You seem uncowed by Mr. Blasanov's apparatus. Are you initiate in its mysteries? "
Miss Isringhausen: "F**k off."
Tolliver: "If we take it outside, old man, expect a different outcome than the other day."
Utter: "You best have five of your f**king cappers there with rifles at the ready."
Joanie: "You want the bath?"
Jane: "I may well get to that."
Trixie: "You're a worthy enough f**king candidate. Given all her f**king givens."
Ellsworth: "Warm endorsement."
Dority: "Don't guarantee what you will never do, Blasanov."
Nuttall: "Knowledge is overrated, William. Diligence is what's required and the service of a willing spirit!"
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Deadwood Nuggets
On April 1, 1876 the first National League baseball game was played. (Boston 6 - Philadelphia 5)
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