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Reservation Dogs 3.10 "Dig"

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"The Curse." Reservation Dogs S02E01.

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Reservation Dogs S3 E10 "Dig"

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Reservation Dogs (Final season)

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2023

Reservation Dogs (Final season, 2023, USA)

Creators: Sterlin Harjo & Taika Waititi

Mini-review:

I'm really sad to see Reservation Dogs go. I feel like it could have run for much longer, as it has so many fun and interesting characters, but at the same time I understand that there would never be a better moment to wrap it up. Regardless of that, I love that the show kept its focus on friendship, family and community to the very end. They really made the most of its superbly charming ensemble, making sure everyone got their moment to shine. This was probably the most serious season out of the three (which makes sense), but it never loses that quirky comedic spark. Anyway, this show was groundbreaking in terms of representing modern Native culture in mainstream TV, and I hope it has opened the door for more similar projects.

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Dallas Goldtooth as the Spirit guide is the best thing I've seen lately. He's sooo god damn funny. I'm gonna be so sad when Season 3 is done.

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RESERVATION DOGS (2021 - ) — 1.01 F*ckin’ Rez Dogs

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How successful would William "Spirit" Knifeman…

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Podcast: Seeds & His Three Daughters

Greetings, programs! This week on the show, we’re talking about Seeds, Kaniehtiio Horn’s directorial debut, which premiered at TIFF.  Following that, we look at Azazel Phillip’s latest, His Three Daughters, which is now on Netflix. This episode was supposed to debut last week, but circumstances prevented that, so you’re getting it today!  Double episode day, woo! We hope you enjoy it.  Continue…

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SEEDS Official Trailer (2024)

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Okay but was that Dallas Goldtooth on Echo?

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Beating the Joyless Fallout New Vegas Fan Allegations

AKA the stuff I liked in the Fallout show

The creepy vault stuff in the first couple episodes was really good. It was exactly as uncanny and cultish as they should be. I wish more of the show was Lucy dealing with her fucked up vault programming being incompatible with reality instead of the generic "vaulties are soft and nice in contrast to the mean old world" but it comes across really good in episode 1.

I also like how much the BoS is a technofascist cult in the early episodes too. It's more religious and more psychosexual than other BoS portrayals, which in a vacuum is really interesting.

Max watching Titus die was really good. That whole scene was great. I love how when you're not against small arms fire power armor is a big shitty weight that kills you. I love how Titus goes from a dominating space marine-esque fascist hero figure to a whiny shithead the moment the helmet comes off. Michael Rapaport dying is great. It's also a great character beat where Maximus tries to reconcile betraying Titus with what seem to be genuine brotherhood principles. I wish they had been explored further.

BRICKBALL: THE AMERICAN PASTIME!

Norm solving the vault mystery was my favorite of the main plots and was somehow both really accurate to actually solving a vault mystery in-game and actually entertaining to watch. I love the shitty roomba Robobrain.

My thoughts on the episode's structure aside, I really liked Vault 4 being A) a mixed community of vault dwellers and surface folks and B) having visible mutants. Chris Parnell and Cherien Dabis gave great performances.

Moldaver if you read this im free on Thursday night and would like to hang out. Please respond to this and then hang out with me on Thursday night when I’m free.

The Fiduciary Responsibility scene was so good. Like best individual scene in the show. Really lays out all the problems with Vault Tec and how it ties into capitalism itself. Dallas Goldtooth killed his performance. Like, he only got one scene to really act, and he made it the most important scene of the show with his delivery.

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In the series first musical episode Hailey must decide between perfection and fun in order to win a local music festival.

Hailey's Uncles are voiced by Dallas Goldtooth, Amir Talai, John Eric Bentley, and Ken Tatafu.

"Splatter of the Band" streaming TOMORROW only on Disney+ USA, Premieres June 24 only on Disney Channel

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D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai via Dallas Goldtooth's IG story.

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hi there, can i get some male indigenous / native american faceclaims in their 30s and 40s that have played cowboys/cowboy-esque characters and also have a good amount of resources? i’m specifically looking for someone of navajo descent, but i’m not too picky honestly

apologies if this is a bit of a tough request, but thank you so much for your help nonetheless! :}

Navajo but sadly haven't got many resources:

Dallas Goldtooth (1983) Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux and Navajo.

Tatanka Means (1985) Oglala Lakota Sioux, Yankton Dakota Sioux, Navajo, Omaha.

also:

Tahmoh Penikett (1975) Upper Tanana / English - Strange Empire.

Justin Rain (1981) Plains Cree - Heartland.

Gabriel Luna (1982) Mexican, including Lipan Apache - The Last of Us.

Alex Meraz (1984) Mexican [Purepecha] - The Last Son and The Glades.

Martin Sensmeier (1985) Tlingit, Koyukon, Eyak and mixed European - just vibes.

Tanner Novlan (1986) Plains Cree and Unspecified White.

Kiowa Gordon (1990) Hualapai, English, Scottish, Danish, Manx - Reservation Dogs and The Red Road.

I'd like to preface this but saying I know little to nothing about cowboys but I asked resident horse girl @tifffanyvalentine for some suggestions too!