In a recent interview with comingsoon Timothy Olyphant sounded doubtful about the future of the HBO series, Deadwood.

In the last few years, Olyphant’s become more recognizable for his role playing Seth Bullock on HBO’s “Deadwood,” which was recently cancelled, and we wondered whether there were still plans to continue the story into a series of movies as originally planned. Olyphant was doubtful. “I have no idea. There’s been ongoing talk about those things for a long, long time. I, for better or for worse, have the perspective of ‘don’t hold your breath.’ My feeling is that the fact that show existed at all for as long as it did was a miracle of sorts. It was an incredible experience, and I’m very, very thankful, and as a fan of the show like everybody else, it would have been nice to see it end in a different way or have more life to it, but as far as I’m concerned, they don’t owe me anything. It was a tremendous experience, I look at it that way. I walk away going, ‘I must be a better actor because of that show.’ Three years on TV is better than seven years on TV, you know?”

WHAT?!? WHAT?!? Deadwood is dead? NO! It can’t be! It’s only the best western series EVER!

They’ve been telling us ever since the last episode they were going to bring Deadwood back. HBO replaced it with some *spit* surfer *spit* show, John from Cincinnati *spit*. It didn’t have a decent ending. It just stopped. There wasn’t any resolution to anything. Surely, they can’t leave it like that.

Sigh. This news is just too much. It really is.