 | Spoiled by their upbringing with no idea what wild life is really like, four animals from New York Central Zoo escape, unwittingly assisted by four absconding penguins, and find themselves in Madagascar, among a bunch of merry lemurs. |
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A comdey about a group of convicts putting together a football team to play against their greatest enemy – the menacing guards that keep them behind bars… |
Aired: 5/22/2005 | Boy the Earth Talks To
Swearengen’s shrewd manipulation of the rumor mill pays off in a Yankton counter-offer that requires only slight amending. Meanwhile, George Hearst’s arrival in Deadwood has shaken up the camp’s status quo from Wu to Farnum to Wolcott. Tolliver, for his part, seeks to avoid marginalization by offering the tycoon damning nuggets about his engineer’s nasty habits.
Aired: 5/15/2005 | The Whores Can Come
Bullock’s corroboration of the Montana offers complicates Commissioner Jarry’s counter-efforts – and sends Blazanov’s telegram lines to Yankton to overdrive. Swearengen uses a Deadwood tragedy to delay an altercation between Wu and Lee, while buying time to improve his own standing with the Hearst delegation.
 | A murder mystery brings together a private eye, a struggling actress, and a thief masquerading as an actor. |
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A man raised into behaving like a dog, escapes from his captor to start a new life, who seeks to reclaim him because of his unnatural martial arts skills that are triggered when unleashed. |
Aired: 5/8/2005 | Advances, None Miraculous
The camp waits vigil for Doc Cochran’s prognosis of William Bullock. Martha regrets her move to Deadwood after her son is severely injured. Commisioner Jarry returns to Deadwood to discuss possible annexation with Swearengen, who then asks Sol Star to school Silas Adams on Montana policy. Trixie forces Alma to make a decision on Ellsworth’s proposal.
Aired: 5/1/2005 | Amalgamation and Capital
Eagar for the latest news from Yankton, Swearengen enlists Farnum to keep tabs on Blazanov and his telegrams, and admonishes Merrick for over-hyping the Montana rumors in his paper. Wolcott gets a new moniker; Jane and Joanie continue their unlikely alliance; Sweargengen strikes a departure deal with Miss Isringhausen; and Fields and Hostetler attempt to tame a wild horse for the cavalry with damaging results.
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