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Where does HBO go from here? Any good (new) series on deck?
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Where does HBO go from here? Any good (new) series on deck?
Crazy P makes a man do crazy thangs.My favorite scene from the show was Don Purnsley finding out who Chalky really is in jail after tryin to punk him.
From all the prisoners thanking Chalky for all the help he had provided, then proceeding to lay the smackdown on Purnsley, to Chalky asking one of the fellas to read the opening line from David Copperfield.. that scene was PERFECT
Chalky was so BOSS it's a shame all that went out the window when Daughter fine *** showed up. Still hard to believe he just up and rolled out on his family like he did.
Where does HBO go from here? Any good (new) series on deck?![]()
Untitled HBO/Rock 'N' Roll Project
A New York music executive in the late 1970s hustles to make a career out of the city's diverse music scene.
Director: Martin Scorsese
Writer: Terence Winter
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3186130/
So then, not really.Where does HBO go from here? Any good (new) series on deck?![]()
Bobby Cannavale killed it with Gyp Rosetti. Winning that emmy was rightfully deserved and earned.
On a side note, it was interesting to get a glimpse of his home life and see how no matter how capricious and explosive he may appear at any moment, he can be contained and diffused with the quickness by one single person - his wife.
Gyp Rosetti: What the **** is life if it's not personal?!
my fav line from Gyp
For all the Gyp fans....
I found this to be a really heartbreaking episode, but not in the way I expected. Nucky has lost everything, but he's also regained his sense of morality, at least to an extent. After seeing the ends of Tony Soprano, Vic Mackey, and Walter White, I was worried that Boardwalk Empire might not offer anything new. After tonight, I'm not too worried about that because the show seems to be exploring whether or not Nucky can redeem himself and the answer appears to be yes, he can. He gave up everything he's ever accomplished so he can get back his nephew and give his brother something to live for. He's admitted he's let his arrogance get in the way. He pushed away the boy he was working with, instead of bringing him in like he did with Jimmy. And, at the end, he has the chance to save the person he damned, the first truly evil act of Nucky Thompson when he let Gillian fall into the Commodore's hands either on purpose or by standing aside and allowing it to happen.
What a powerful, challenging way for this show to end. On one level, it's completely bleak, but on another level it's hopeful, saying even after years of bad, sometimes evil, decisions, a person can still make amends.
I'm really going to miss these characters.