okay and so i forgot to watch and only caught the last episode and thinking it was the first or second. honestly and i thought cm would have at least one more installment to resolve plot points. the rangers are left stranded on the plains (we will have to eat the horses) and for one thing. little newt is bereft and for another. what a downer ending. but my biggest complaint and esp. if this was the finale and is that the episode had no suspense and no big climax and no dramatic confrontations. even the last fight between blue duck and buffalo hump was badly staged. the whole episode had terrible pacing and which is what drives a western. steve zahn was watchable and karl urban (a ringer for johnny knoxville) played call like a man with a terminal case of lockjaw. all glowering looks and jingling spurs and jutting chin. and what with the rangers. they talked big and about cleaning up texas and then milled around aimlessly in the middle of town and getting drunk. and how nice of hal holbrook to loan val kilmer his mark twain wig and stache. the set of austin was like the fake rock ridge from blazing saddles and all facade. i admit i was drawn into the plot and but that mainly cause there were many things i do not quite get and thanks to coming in late in story. if i would watched from the beginning and i might not have gotten to episode three. now i have to go watch silverado to cleanse my palette. 
okay and so i forgot to watch and only caught the last episode and thinking it was the first or second. honestly and i thought cm would have at least one more installment to resolve plot points. the rangers are left stranded on the plains (we will have to eat the horses) and for one thing. little newt is bereft and for another. what a downer ending. but my biggest complaint and esp. if this was the finale and is that the episode had no suspense and no big climax and no dramatic confrontations. even the last fight between blue duck and buffalo hump was badly staged. the whole episode had terrible pacing and which is what drives a western. steve zahn was watchable and karl urban (a ringer for johnny knoxville) played call like a man with a terminal case of lockjaw. all glowering looks and jingling spurs and jutting chin. and what with the rangers. they talked big and about cleaning up texas and then milled around aimlessly in the middle of town and getting drunk. and how nice of hal holbrook to loan val kilmer his mark twain wig and stache. the set of austin was like the fake rock ridge from blazing saddles and all facade. i admit i was drawn into the plot and but that mainly cause there were many things i do not quite get and thanks to coming in late in story. if i would watched from the beginning and i might not have gotten to episode three. now i have to go watch silverado to cleanse my palette. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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