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Elkhorn Season 1 Episode 7
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00:00you said there would be sightseeing come on now may it's it's an authentic western experience
00:17it's a scam is what it is and you fell right for it come see the natural beauty of the pyramid park
00:24you know what the locals call this place russell the badlands
00:29well you won't have to complain much longer we'll be in town before you know it and
00:37on the next train to boston
00:39see you now come upon a grand sight
00:45cash and jewelry
00:56i'm just reaching for my wallet
01:07the
01:14ok
01:17and
01:20it's ok it's ok
01:23ok
01:26ok
01:32ok
01:36No.
01:47Russell, don't.
01:50No!
01:52No! No! No! No! No! No! No!
01:56Please! Please!
01:58Russell!
02:00Please!
02:02No!
02:04No!
02:06No!
02:08No!
02:10No!
02:13No!
02:15No!
02:17No!
02:23No!
02:24No!
02:26No!
02:28No!
02:30No!
02:31No!
02:32It's all done!
02:34THE END
03:04Come on, Red
03:08Bob Roberts
03:11I'll take a pour of your finest whiskey
03:15Red, we don't want no problems
03:20The audio on the broken window and the card table
03:23I ain't gonna be no trouble
03:25Not only am I paying my tab
03:28I'm buying a round for everyone
03:32Have some good fortune then
03:42You can say that
03:45And I've got a feeling
03:48There's plenty more to come
03:51Should we do it?
04:18Mm-hmm
04:20Do you know how I spent my morning?
04:42Consoling the wife of a dead man
04:47Fail to see how that's my fault
04:49Tenderfoots die out here every day
04:52Hazard of the territory
04:59When I hired you
05:01To run my stagecoach company
05:04My company
05:06The idea was to transport goods
05:09Not tourists
05:10It's not just a man who is dead
05:14It is a customer
05:16Even a dullard should understand
05:20That is not good for business
05:21A dullard?
05:24Your little scheme to conceal the lockbox
05:27Did not even stump a common thief
05:30If you're frightened over security
05:32You should have hired a gun to ride along
05:34But it's gonna cost you
05:37Paying off a widow
05:39Is what it's going to cost me
05:41Our business is concluded
05:46Never set foot in here again
05:51You're never gonna find another soul
05:56That knows this territory better than me
05:59Terrain can be taught
06:01Common sense, it seems, cannot
06:05And now I bid you
06:10Adieu
06:12Monsieur Manders
06:15Good luck
06:18This is a great show
06:31How about a blue as well?
06:32Alright
06:33Ah
06:34Exactly the man I was looking for
06:37I could
06:37Use a spot of advice
06:39What sort of trouble
06:40Have you gotten yourself into now
06:42Mr. Roosevelt?
06:43Quagmire of cookery
06:44Cookery?
06:47Baking, to be precise
06:48You see, Bill and the men
06:50Do such a fine job with grub
06:51I thought that today
06:52I would surprise them
06:53With a hearty meal of my own making
06:54Trouble is
06:56I've been trying to recall
06:56My mother's biscuit recipe
06:58And I cannot remember
07:00For the life of me
07:01Whether it called for baking powder
07:02Or baking soda
07:04I wired Elliot
07:05But he's had to respond
07:07And well
07:07I can't very well wait around all day now
07:09Can I?
07:10I'm afraid I'm not so knowledgeable
07:12On such things
07:12Got a simple solution for you
07:15Mr. Roosevelt
07:15What you do is you make yourself
07:18Two batches
07:18One with baking soda
07:20The other with baking powder
07:21Dang gun slingers
07:28Straight round perhaps?
07:30Shall we see?
07:32Heck yes
07:32Redhead Finnegan's back
07:39Who?
07:41Local nuisance
07:42Thief mostly
07:44Nobody can seem to prove it
07:45Temperamental fellow
07:47But never seemed quite so
07:50Agitated
07:53What set him off this morning
07:55Looks like the boys
07:59Gave old red a close shave
08:00Spot of advice
08:04Mr. Roosevelt
08:04Never fall asleep
08:07At Bob Roberts' bar
08:08That's when cowboys
08:09Can get a little
08:10Creative
08:11With their mischief
08:12All right
08:15Let's put a stop to this
08:16Before somebody gets hurt
08:17Come on
08:18Be careful now
08:22The man tricks you all to drinks
08:31And this is how you repair him
08:34Don't shoot Marky
08:36So many bullets have hit my property already
08:39I would be well within my heights
08:41Perhaps you would
08:42But give us a chance to quell this
08:44Without bloodshed
08:45Whoever did this
08:46Better come out here
08:47By the time
08:49Very well back out
08:51I count
08:52To five
08:54Someone in Butterbe
08:57Standing here
08:58All right
08:58Let's say
09:00You distract him
09:01While I go around
09:02And get the drop on him
09:03How do you intend I do that?
09:05A lot of conversation perhaps
09:07Okay
09:09One
09:11Two
09:14Good morning
09:15Are you the fella
09:19Who ruined my looks?
09:22No
09:23But
09:24Perhaps I can help you find
09:26The perpetrator
09:27What might he look like?
09:32I don't need help
09:34I've got no business with you
09:36Unless
09:39You're hiding that man
09:41Or you're hiding him from me
09:44We're all healed
09:45Cause that ain't gonna go so well for you
09:49You're hiding that man
09:51We're all healed
09:52Cause that ain't gonna go so well for you
09:55Now wait just a moment
09:57Red
09:57To the Bastille with him then
10:08And sleep tight Red
10:12You have shown great initiative today Packard
10:21A soldier's resolve
10:23It is to be commended
10:26Oh
10:28Thank you Marquis
10:30I
10:30I appreciate that
10:32There is a
10:35A business opportunity
10:37I would like to discuss with you
10:39Just opened up in fact
10:41I believe you
10:43Might be the exact man
10:45I am looking for
10:47I am flattered sir
10:56Truly
10:57But I don't know the first thing about managing stagecoaches
11:01I am a newspaper editor as you are certainly aware
11:04You are a business man
11:06The cowboy is not published for fun
11:11But for two dollars a year
11:13I always like that little touch back out
11:16And I couldn't agree with you more
11:19For
11:21Even endeavors of passion
11:23Must turn a profit
11:25If they are to endure
11:28Now I know we've had our
11:33Disagreements
11:35But
11:37Do not let that blind you to an opportunity
11:41At the moment the people of Deadwood
11:43Must ship their goods
11:45From a train depot
11:46Three hundred miles away
11:48A coach line in Medora
11:52Would cut that distance by half
11:54And position our town
11:57Not just as the center of cattle trade
11:59In the Badlands
12:01But the center of trade itself
12:04And you pack out
12:09Would be at the helm
12:10It's a generous proposal
12:14Marquis
12:14Truly
12:16But
12:17You should know
12:19I have
12:20No aspirations
12:21Of grand wealth
12:22And what about
12:24Independence
12:25How do you mean
12:28Well
12:29This building is a
12:31Fine base of operations
12:33But as long as I own it
12:36Your fortunes are tied to mine
12:39Think of it
12:41Pack health
12:42An independent enterprise
12:45So to be clear
12:48You would hand the deed over to me
12:51And expand the paper's reach
12:54Consider my offer
12:59But
13:00Should you decide against it
13:02Well then
13:03Please run this
13:06In tomorrow's edition
13:07I'll see you next time
13:37Someone let me out of here!
13:58You.
14:02You.
14:07You.
14:28Uncle, I am starved.
14:31How much longer than the biscuits do you think?
14:34I wouldn't be in no rush.
14:37Yeah.
14:39Oh.
14:40I wanted to show you something.
14:46I traded for it in town.
14:49How much your style?
14:51It's for Rosie.
14:53The next time I see her.
14:57What do you think?
15:00Are you really smitten with this girl?
15:03Well, I...
15:04Lunch is served.
15:06Unfortunately, the baking powder took a bullet this morning, so I had to gamble with baking soda.
15:14Somebody shot the baking powder?
15:17Not on purpose.
15:18Well, that clears it right up, then.
15:21Either way, this is a wonderful surprise, Mr. Roosevelt. Thank you.
15:28Shall I fetch some jam?
15:29Oh.
15:30No need, Wilmot.
15:31Mother always intended them to be savored as they are.
15:34Oh.
15:35Oh.
15:44Mr. Roosevelt, they're...
15:47Quite firm.
15:48Well, then, perhaps they could use a spot of jam.
16:02After all.
16:04Yes, sir.
16:27Hey there, Joe.
16:28Arthur?
16:29You playing warden, Packard?
16:34Just being neighborly, Jake.
16:35Heard you are working for the Frenchman now.
16:40Take it from me.
16:45That don't work out well for no one.
16:50I'm closing after this, so...
16:53You're either buying and going or just going, Jake.
16:55And your credit's long spent here.
17:04Seems I'm paid up, Ferris.
17:09Packard.
17:18Never thought I'd see the day.
17:25Sorry to keep you waiting, Red.
17:26You were quite a minute to see...
17:28Better for keeping people out than in.
17:30I just hope Finnegan learned his lesson.
17:31I'm sorry to keep you waiting, Red.
17:32Sorry to keep you waiting, Red.
17:33You were quite a minute to see...
17:37Better for keeping people out than in.
17:39I just hope Finnegan learned his lesson.
17:40Finnegan.
17:41I'm sorry.
17:42I'm sorry.
17:43I'm sorry.
17:44I'm sorry.
17:45I'm sorry.
17:46I'm sorry.
17:47I'm sorry.
17:48I'm sorry.
17:49I'm sorry.
17:50Better for keeping people out than in.
17:52I just hope Finnegan learned his lesson.
17:54No paper today, Arthur?
17:55I wouldn't expect one tomorrow either, Mr. Roosevelt.
17:59Too many contracts to finish up and books that need squaring.
18:01Jake Monder's stagecoach records were inconsistent to say the least.
18:02A lot of missing songs I expect will remain missing.
18:03Oh, but on the upside, I'm sorry.
18:04I'm sorry.
18:05I don't know.
18:06I'm sorry, I can't.
18:07I'm sorry, I can't.
18:08I can't.
18:09I can't.
18:10I can't.
18:11I can't.
18:12No paper today, Arthur?
18:13I wouldn't expect one tomorrow either, Mr. Roosevelt.
18:16Too many contracts to finish up and books that need squaring.
18:19Jake Monder's stagecoach records were inconsistent, to say the least.
18:25A lot of missing songs I expect will remain missing.
18:29Oh, but on the upside, I was able to work out a deal with the mining company.
18:34Turns out when you offer to ship their goods in half the time, yours tend to perk up.
18:38Pens get ready to sign, no doubt.
18:41You know, you're a skilled man, Arthur.
18:43Sure to succeed at any endeavor.
18:45Just be sure to keep sight of what brought you out here in the first place.
18:50Of course, sir.
18:52Oh, how'd those biscuits turn out?
18:55Poorly, I'm afraid.
18:57Received the recipe this morning from my brother.
19:00Of course, we needed our dearly departed baking powder.
19:03Ah, I see.
19:05Well, you'll just have to give it another go once Joe Ferris restocks.
19:09Ah, brother's expecting, is he?
19:12Ah, yes.
19:14His wife Anna's expecting their firstborn any day now.
19:19Sooner than anticipated.
19:22Or perhaps I've just lost track of time out here.
19:27He's hoping for a girl.
19:29But they've yet to choose a name.
19:33And do you plan on visiting your daughter soon?
19:40Why do you ask?
19:45It mentions that here, brother, inquires when he'll be back to visit Baby Lee.
19:58Right.
19:59He did, didn't he?
20:01I'm looking into that when I can visit New York.
20:06But it's tough to leave when there's so much work yet to do.
20:13Quite right, sir.
20:14A lot of work to do for both of us.
20:21But we can't lose sight of why we came out here in the first place.
20:23My apologies, Mr. Roosevelt, but I have a lot of contracts to tend to.
20:32Of course.
20:33Good luck, Arthur.
20:34Oh, Mr. Roosevelt.
20:37Quick jaunt there and back and home before dark.
20:56Deadwood is not a place you want to dally.
20:59Trust me.
21:00I don't mind the trip.
21:02It's just, wouldn't it be best if you sent someone with a little more experience?
21:09I mean, I don't know, hotel is one thing, but contracts and trade and such, I don't even know where to begin.
21:16I'm not asking you to write the contracts, or even understand them.
21:20I am asking you to make sure they sign them, regardless of whether or not they agree.
21:27Consider it an exercise in negotiation.
21:31In persuasion.
21:36But, Medora, I...
21:38Rosie.
21:39Rosie, do you think I am spending all this time and effort on you so you can run some tourist hotel?
21:48Well, I...
21:50This place has its charm.
21:52But it is one small thread in the grand tapestry of my enterprises.
21:58So, I need you to learn now.
22:03And I need you to learn fast.
22:05And whatever happens, don't ever forget.
22:09We are bigger than this place.
22:12You are bigger than this place.
22:17Or at least I'll make sure you are soon enough.
22:23A lady shouldn't...
22:25travel alone.
22:27Surely I should have someone to protect me.
22:30Shouldn't I?
22:31Smart girl.
22:34I'm having panic escort.
22:35No, uh...
22:37I'm sorry, um...
22:38Perhaps someone I'm...
22:40A little more...
22:41Comfortable with.
22:45You have a person in might.
22:47Well, I was...
22:49Thinking...
22:50Maybe...
22:52Wilmot Dow?
22:54The woodsman.
22:55He's Roosevelt's man, is he not?
23:00Yes, sir.
23:01He's...
23:02Very dependable.
23:06I trust you'll choose wisely.
23:07Okay.
23:07Okay.
23:07Do you think they'll be missing you today?
23:27Well...
23:28Mr. Roosevelt, he was, uh...
23:32Corsal enough, but...
23:34Well, the ranch fell apart in my absence.
23:36Without a strong and steady hand guy.
23:39Who can know such things?
23:41Well, all the same, I appreciate the company.
23:45How could I turn down a ride for such a pretty view?
23:47Uh...
23:52Rosie, uh...
23:55I wanted to give you something.
23:59Uh-oh.
24:01Whoa.
24:03Why are we stopping?
24:06What's going on?
24:11Up, up.
24:13Lift up the couch.
24:17Lift it up, now.
24:18Up.
24:43Just give him what he wants.
24:53You all right?
25:15Yeah.
25:16No, no, no, stay.
25:18Please stay.
25:21All right.
25:23I'm so sorry, Rosie.
25:25I was meant to protect you, and...
25:28Well, I couldn't have failed more than that.
25:30Hey, hey, no.
25:32Don't talk like that.
25:33Not even for an instant.
25:34You did exactly what you needed to do.
25:38You kept a level head, and you kept us both alive.
25:43Hey, I'm the one who dragged you out here.
25:46Maybe it's best if you plan our outings from here on out.
25:49Uh-huh.
25:53That log, it was really beautiful.
26:05You do realize I insure our client's cargo?
26:07So every one of these incidents comes directly out of my pocket.
26:12And I'm working on it.
26:14Deadwood is sending a proper deputy to help nab this crook.
26:17Finnegan.
26:18I could have ended this with one shot.
26:21Instead, you spare his life.
26:23And you hired me because of it.
26:24I hired you to right the ship.
26:27Instead, it's only sinking faster.
26:29Then perhaps it's time I print this, after all.
26:37Mr. Packard, Deputy Ward.
26:42Been a while, Marquis.
26:43Yes, I suppose it has.
26:47Better part of a year.
26:49Since that unfortunate business with Riley Lussie.
26:52What's unfortunate is when men let their passions spoil good business.
27:03Fix this.
27:04Must be pretty bad you sent for me.
27:14It is, Ward.
27:15I've done everything that I can think of.
27:18Chained shipment times, alternated routes.
27:21We even removed the lockboxes from the stagecoaches because we can't be trusted with people's valuables.
27:26Not to mention their well-being.
27:28Are you certain it's, Red?
27:32He's a pestilent runt.
27:35I never known him to be the violent sort.
27:37Much less a cold-blooded killer.
27:39What I do know is that he was waving cash all over town the night of the robbery.
27:44Well, that is quite a pest.
27:47But a reliable one.
27:51So we'll send out another coach as a decoy and see if he bites.
27:55What do you need?
27:58You know, a posse you can trust.
28:11I'm relieved to see you back in one piece.
28:15Well, that was my first stick-up and I would not mind it being my last.
28:19It's easy to forget, between changing linens and serving breakfast at businessmen, that this place still has its wild side.
28:38It won't forever.
28:40But that criminal still runs free because your woodsman failed to act.
28:51And failed to protect our contracts.
28:54Oh.
28:55Hard to imagine Paddock letting that happen.
28:58He, I, I asked him not to.
29:01Perhaps he's not as dependable as you thought.
29:04I should get back to work.
29:13Rosie.
29:21We must be careful in whom we place our trust.
29:25Our lives often depend on it.
29:27She looks just like her mother.
29:57Yes.
30:00Like a tiny reflection.
30:08Now you tell me you got that yellow son of a gun.
30:10I will.
30:11If you were help.
30:12Deputy Ward is gonna assist us in setting a trap.
30:16Well then,
30:17what are we waiting for?
30:19Hmm?
30:21Let's go, sir.
30:22Let's go.
30:49Here we are.
30:50You could bring her here, you know, your daughter, I mean, instead of traveling all the way
31:08back east. Well, I'm not sure an infant would find stagecoach robberies as a feeling. Plus,
31:16with all the work to be done, that would be fair to her. Not yet, at least. You once told me we have
31:26to make an honest stand if we want this place to change. And that means bringing families out here,
31:32making this a town worth living in. Oh, I'd leave her in New York if I were you, Mr. Roosevelt.
31:39Oh, it's too hard to protect people we care about just now. Whoa.
31:53Everyone hold your fire. Bill?
31:59What are you doing here? There's been an incident back in the cabin. I want to see it for yourself,
32:06Mr. Roosevelt.
32:36Got the silverware, too.
32:45Whole place has been picked through good.
32:50Maybe Lee.
32:52Well, they didn't much of the silver lining, but at least your contracts with the marquee are still here.
33:00They didn't take the contracts?
33:01Rosie, what are you doing here?
33:10Well, I was...
33:12Don't worry, Rosie. We're going to get the guys who did this.
33:18Well, actually, that's why I'm here. Guess who's down at Bob Roberts' place just now?
33:23Flushed with cash, drinking whiskey like there's not a care in the world.
33:26Finnegan.
33:29I'll ride ahead and fetch the deputy.
33:33Mr. Roosevelt.
33:36I've only just now figured out who the killer is.
33:40If you'll allow me a moment, I think I can explain.
33:43Another round, if you please.
34:09Evening, Red.
34:10Good evening, Red.
34:13Well, now.
34:17Evening, deputy.
34:19What are you drinking?
34:21Bob!
34:22Get this man a drink.
34:24You hold that drink.
34:25Bob.
34:26Red, you'll be coming with us now.
34:29You're under arrest.
34:30For what?
34:33For killing a man.
34:35In cold blood.
34:37Killing?
34:38I've never killed a soul in my life.
34:42What are you talking about, deputy?
34:44Are you saying you never robbed those stagecoaches?
34:47Are you crazy?
34:49Only a fool court in death would try that.
34:52You might as well come clean, Red.
34:55We're taking you in one way or the other.
34:57I ain't admitting to things I ain't done.
35:01You're killing...
35:01Well, now.
35:10I might have helped myself to a few things.
35:13As I said, we're taking you in.
35:16One way or the other.
35:18Hold up there, deputy.
35:28Things aren't quiet as they appear.
35:33Now, Red.
35:35Obviously, you've always been our number one suspect.
35:40Why wouldn't you be?
35:41You're a professional thief.
35:44Right after the robberies,
35:47when you came into this very bar,
35:48with a wad of cash,
35:50buying everybody drinks.
35:54I'm a friendly guy.
35:56Sure you are.
35:58But you gotta admit,
36:00it's mighty suspicious
36:01being that flush with cash
36:03right after the robberies.
36:08I earned that money fair and square.
36:11Stealing goods and selling stolen property.
36:13Now, the one thing I couldn't figure out
36:18was why would you steal the contracts
36:21of the marquee?
36:23That's worthless paper to a thief.
36:25I never stole no contracts from no one.
36:31No.
36:33You didn't.
36:35Because the person that did
36:36did so
36:38because he has a grudge with the marquee.
36:41Isn't that right?
36:44Maunders.
36:47What are you talking about?
36:49You took those contracts
36:52right after you stole the money.
36:54Those contracts are of no value to you.
36:57That's not the actions of a thief.
36:58That's sabotage.
37:01That's personal.
37:03Let's see a man like Finnegan.
37:06Now give him a chance,
37:07he would empty the pockets
37:08of every single person in this room.
37:11Except his own.
37:12So I had to think.
37:15How would a thief
37:16stay two steps ahead
37:18by picking his own pockets
37:20knowing his boss would refill him?
37:23And those lock boxes on the stagecoach.
37:26Well, that was your idea.
37:28Wasn't it?
37:29Yet somehow,
37:30the bandit always knew
37:31exactly where they were.
37:33Arthur, are you sure about this?
37:36We were too focused on Finnegan
37:37because we wanted it
37:38to be Finnegan.
37:40But Maunders here,
37:41well, he's been flush with
37:42cash as well.
37:43Hey, just the other day
37:44I saw him pay off
37:45his entire debt to Joe Ferris.
37:47You have no idea
37:48what you're talking about, Packard.
37:54The way I see it,
37:56you had a pretty good
37:57racket going, Maunders.
37:59You were bleeding
38:00the marquee's books in one hand
38:01and stealing from the tourists
38:04in the other
38:04until you got sloppy
38:06with your stagecoach robberies,
38:09killed a man,
38:10and got fired from your job.
38:12Uh, that's making
38:14a lot of sense, man.
38:16You ain't got
38:17a lick of proof.
38:23Afraid I'd intended this
38:24for someone else.
38:28You're under arrest, Maunders,
38:31for robbery
38:32and murder.
38:38Mr. Katz, the thief!
38:40Deputy!
38:41Deputy!
38:41I owe you, sir.
39:01I owe you, sir.
39:01I owe you, sir.
39:02I owe you, sir.
39:03I owe you, sir.
39:03I owe you, sir.
39:04I owe you, sir.
39:05I owe you, sir.
39:06I owe you, sir.
39:07Well done, deputy.
39:10Justice is served.
39:14Now, what to do
39:16with Mr. Finney?
39:17Congratulations, Packard.
39:28Excellent work.
39:30Thank you, sir.
39:31I'm afraid, however,
39:36that I must scale back
39:39the stagecoach company.
39:41I've had some
39:42unforeseen circumstances
39:44with some
39:45investments
39:47and must
39:49prioritize other ventures
39:51for a time.
39:51so
39:56what's done, then?
39:59Scaling back,
40:01I said.
40:03I
40:03remain confident
40:05in its potential,
40:07but
40:07the expansion
40:08will have to wait.
40:10I'll keep a single line
40:12to the Black Hills
40:13under your management.
40:17I won't just
40:18hand you the building
40:19for such meager effort,
40:20but
40:21we'll have some time.
40:25I'll manage it.
40:27For now.
40:29Très bien.
40:34You know,
40:36in light of recent events,
40:41I think my expertise
40:42might lie elsewhere.
40:45And where is that?
40:48Law enforcement.
40:51Law must come
40:52to Medora someday.
40:54Mustn't it?
40:57Someday.
41:00But not today.
41:01Today.
41:01and Darcy.
41:12Come on,
41:13Chloe.
41:13,
41:15When?
41:23What do you say?
41:24I'll be
41:36Miss Roosevelt
41:38My brother Elliot got his wish
41:41Beautiful baby girl
41:42That's wonderful sir
41:43I thought I'd let you know
41:46I send word back to New York
41:49I'll be returning in the winter
41:50Just after the roundup
41:52To spend Christmas with my daughter
41:54That's a fine plan
41:56Fine plan indeed Mr. Roosevelt
41:58Oh what was the name
42:05Your niece
42:07Did they decide upon a name
42:08They did
42:11Eleanor
42:12Eleanor
42:15Eleanor Roosevelt
42:24He did
42:25He did
42:26Yeah
42:27He did
42:30He did
42:31He did
42:32He did
42:33He said he had
42:33He's
42:35He did
42:36He did
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