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That show is very weird it is un-categroizeable. Things get pretty stale by the beginning of season 2(if you know what I mean;), no spoilers). I couldn't finish it after that.

It’s due to CBS’ foolish decisions to reveal the killer and change the format.
Watch S1, then S2 episodes 1 to 14. Then skip to Episode 28 and 29 (last episode). The last episode of S2 is amazing, with an amazing cliffhanger... until S3 appeared 25 years later.
 
Is the movie a finale to the series, or is it the whole series summed into a movie form? Is it titled Deadwood too?

Umm ...

Great question! It ended after 3 seasons in 2006, it was an ending, but not very satisfying, like not so much a cliffhanger, but kind of unresolved fates/destinies for the main characters.

Word was Milch (the showrunner/creator) was big on another show, did it, that ended, did a few other series, but there was always this talk of wanting to go back to Deadwood. Well, in 2019, they released a movie, so a 2 hours wrapup of the series, done in more or less "real time" (i.e., ~13 years had passed).

It's a fantastic end to the series, which itself was just brilliant.

So yes, it's a "4th season", it's the finale:

https://www.hbo.com/deadwood
 
Texas Chain Saw Massacre. I mean who can’t relax to a nice slaughter movie?

For me it's the John Wick Trilogy.

Seriously, recently I have been watching National Geographic. Lot's of fascinating stuff out there in the wild. Add a quality TV to the mix and the visuals are mesmerizing. I don't know how they get some of the shots they do.
 
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