Dark winds
- Thread starter javbike
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javbike
Hellcat
I think I know what you mean especially the way they dress seems weird
belladonna
Hellcat
I just started watching it. It is dark, and there's lots of symbolism. This is the kind of show I can watch episodes several times and get something new from them each time. I guess I know what I'm doing this coming winter... 
Mr.W.
Professional
Yes, I started a post when season two began.
Yes, I started a post as season two began, seeing how many fans would continue. I've enjoyed both seasons. As for garb, you do realize the series is set in the seventies?
Hammer67
Professional
The show is set in 1971. We were all a bit weird then.
I was 4 and definitely weird AF at that point.
javbike
Hellcat
Yes I do remember that post it very rich in America Indian culture
Hammer67
Professional
Please tell me you have pics.
javbike
Hellcat
Let me try to drum one up
Hammer67
Professional
And since this is a pew pew forum....
Snake45
Professional
It occurs in 1971.
I don't think leisure suits had appeared at that point. I think they were more of a mid/late '70s thing.
The hero of the show carries a Smith M19, very period correct.
One of the other main characters drives a '70 El Camino, also period correct.
The two main "Navajo Police" cars are a '65 and '66 Chevies. They switch these indiscriminately within scenes. The '65 is an Impala 4-door hardtop, and the '66 is a Bel Air or Biscayne 4-door sedan. Continuity is not a big thing on this show, evidently.
There's also a light blue '64 (?) Mercury with that weird back-slanted back window that shows up in a lot of scenes. It doesn't seem to be connected to any particular character, it's just always around for background for some reason.
In the scene that's a flashback to the 1950s, a '56 Chevy cruises down the street right past another '56 Chevy sitting in a driveway.
It's kind of a weird show if you're a car guy.
I don't think leisure suits had appeared at that point. I think they were more of a mid/late '70s thing.
The hero of the show carries a Smith M19, very period correct.
One of the other main characters drives a '70 El Camino, also period correct.
The two main "Navajo Police" cars are a '65 and '66 Chevies. They switch these indiscriminately within scenes. The '65 is an Impala 4-door hardtop, and the '66 is a Bel Air or Biscayne 4-door sedan. Continuity is not a big thing on this show, evidently.
There's also a light blue '64 (?) Mercury with that weird back-slanted back window that shows up in a lot of scenes. It doesn't seem to be connected to any particular character, it's just always around for background for some reason.
In the scene that's a flashback to the 1950s, a '56 Chevy cruises down the street right past another '56 Chevy sitting in a driveway.
It's kind of a weird show if you're a car guy.
Hammer67
Professional
Model 29 I believe
OMG, I drool over that Camino every time I see it.
Or the dept. owns both?
Snake45
Professional
It's on AMC. You can download their "standard" app for free. All six episodes of this season are still up. I believe all of Season 1 is still up on there, too.
Snake45
Professional
It's definitely a 4" Model 19 in .357. I've owned one for over 50 years--it was my first revolver.Model 29
OMG, I drool over that Camino every time I see it.
Or the dept. owns both?
Yes, the "department" owns both the Chevies. What I'm talking about is one of them will be seen driving up, and then the characters will get out of the other. They're painted identically so most people will just assume it's the same car, but it's not.