The kid's mashed up leg seemed to come good very quickly - I guess searing it with a red hot knife is the required remedy for infection and snapped bone alike (adept with a crutch a few days later, why not?).
And Wild Bill's shovel-foot never seemed to be an issue for him, though it sure looked like the sort of wound that would have one off that foot for at least a few months - and that's today, let alone back then.
Wow. That's all you got out of this show?
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Wow. No it isn't. I didn't say it was.
Wow. It's an example of poor storytelling. Having horrific serious injuries happen to characters for the purpose of crowd-pleasing shocks, then brushing off those injuries like they barely happened is sloppy and lazy. And worthy of criticism.
It's like a cartoon, where Fudd discharges his shotgun directly in Daffy's face, or Roadrunner drops a steel safe the size of a garage about a thousand feet onto Coyote's head, but they're fine in the next scene.
shareLike a cartoon, yep. 'We need the plot to move on and unless the wound is convenient to it, that'll just be something that happened to make that one scene more fun'.
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