Pretty sure, Unser, Clay, Juice, and Tig have a handful of episodes left of being on the show...
And Nero? Not sure, seems like a good dude, but I excpect something bad to happen there.
Poor Juice... No shot.
Nero is going to turn into a bad guy. There's no way that show would have someone as humorous and likable as him and try to pass him off as an ex-gangster who doesn't flinch in the face of danger and not eventually show a dark side. This show is all about the dark side to me.
I was pretty taken aback when Otto jumped out of the bed and killed the nurse like that. I knew the cross was going to be used as a weapon, but I didn't put it together that he wants to frame the doctor to hurt Jax until she brought it up.
The show is full of completely unbelievable stuff, but I really enjoy it.
This week's Dexter's ending ten minutes was more powerful and better than all twelve episodes of last season. It is rare that I straight up rave about something unequivocally but, this season really is that good, and episode 8 is definitely the calm before the storm.
You have now sold me on watching this new season, just after that post. God bless piracy. Now to find a good day off to burn through the first 8 to catch up. I'm lucky in that I don't have TV, so I have seen no spoiler-y promos for new episodes, etc. I got nothin' after last season's insane finale.
AdmiralKird wrote:This week's Dexter's ending ten minutes was more powerful and better than all twelve episodes of last season. It is rare that I straight up rave about something unequivocally but, this season really is that good, and episode 8 is definitely the calm before the storm.
Shark unjumped.
Yeah, Dexter was good this week, and this season in general has been pretty awesome.
Never knew Sirko was homosexual. I thought Victor was his brother, from the photo/relationship. Anyway, the two conversations Dexter had w/ Deb, and particularly Sirko were top notch.
Still think Dex is being dumb messing around w/ the poisoner chick.
RIP Owen Slater...
I think Luciano and Lansky just lost the war for themselves and the Italians. Rothstein is going to join Nucky now. And then there's Torrio, as the wildcard...
What's the deal with The Office/Parks and Rec people (and I believe there all from the same 'family') getting everyone married all the time? I find it lame.
RIP Owen Slater...
I think Luciano and Lansky just lost the war for themselves and the Italians. Rothstein is going to join Nucky now. And then there's Torrio, as the wildcard...
Re: Your spoiler - this show isn't perfectly historically accurate, but there are plenty of parallels that shed light on what's going to happen.
RIP Owen Slater...
I think Luciano and Lansky just lost the war for themselves and the Italians. Rothstein is going to join Nucky now. And then there's Torrio, as the wildcard...
Re: Your spoiler - this show isn't perfectly historically accurate, but there are plenty of parallels that shed light on what's going to happen.
Yep. It will be interesting to see how they get there, though.
RIP Owen Slater...
I think Luciano and Lansky just lost the war for themselves and the Italians. Rothstein is going to join Nucky now. And then there's Torrio, as the wildcard...
Re: Your spoiler - this show isn't perfectly historically accurate, but there are plenty of parallels that shed light on what's going to happen.
Yep. It will be interesting to see how they get there, though.
Yeah, I get it and I only know a little historically.
Did you guys read up historically after watching the show? Or do you guys know Capone, Nuckey, Masseria, and Daughtery's history as just common knowledge?
I know Al's move is coming. I suppose historically knowing that Joe Masseria lived a lot longer took the surprise out of the "hit" for those that knew the history. I didn't know though.... I like the way they handled Jess Smith. Both entertaining, on Means playing both Nuckey and Daughtery, and playing it historically "accurate", murder or suicide? Kind of both!
