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I agree, there were quite a number of jaw-drop moments in this week's penultimate episode, not to mention unexpected boatloads of backstory, and payoffs from long-simmering plot points!
But you always knew that something was not right between those two from the get go. Even in Season 1 Episode 1 he first returned and the way she jumped on him was not right in my opinion.
Yup, I didn't find that scene surprising at all, even though the whole "situation" is repulsive.But you always knew that something was not right between those two from the get go. Even in Season 1 Episode 1 he first returned and the way she jumped on him was not right in my opinion.
Name's Dunn Purnsley, and he is arrested while visiting Atlantic City for getting into a knife fight.What's the name of the African-American fellow who Chalkie had a run in with while in jail and who has become some of Chalkie's muscle?
Yep, and it's sealed in season 2 when she mentions to his wife the little treat she would give him when changing his diapers...:eeek:But you always knew that something was not right between those two from the get go. Even in Season 1 Episode 1 he first returned and the way she jumped on him was not right in my opinion.
Forget having an Oedipus complex... we know now that the "new king" really IS Oedipus!
She's one sick twist. I was hoping Jimmy would finish the job before he got the halberd in the back.Yep, and it's sealed in season 2 when she mentions to his wife the little treat she would give him when changing his diapers...:eeek:
It was an outstanding episode in an excellent season. Next week is going to be a doozy!Forget having an Oedipus complex... we know now that the "new king" really IS Oedipus!
Van Alden on the run... Margaret called to testify... Mickey Doyle gets fed up with being comic relief... Richard mourns Angela...
An outstanding episode from a show that's firing on all cylinders!
There's always www.sidereel.comThe only downside is the we currently have a free preview of HBO so unless we spend $$$ I will miss season 3.
I wanted to ask because I might be interested in seeing this show, but are the strong language and sexual stuff on a comparable level to Mad Men, or far more graphic? Actually, the last HBO show I tried watching was Rome. I was on board with it because of my interest in ancient Roman history, but became put off by the amount of sex involved.