One of my favorite characters of all time. I made a bitchin Halloween coshtume of him like 2 years ago. http://imgur.com/a/BP7Rj
The season 3 finale where he goes through that hotel was one of my favorite scenes Ive ever seen in a TV show, ever. Holy fuck. (I wish he didn't have such a lame death though in the end.)
That costume is indeed bitchin', as are those tits. That entire sequence is one of the most cathartic and thrilling things I've ever seen on a show. Ultimately Richard lost his mojo when he found pussy and started to settle down. There was time when he and Mike from Breaking Bad were my two favorite characters on TV -- both badasses who were ultimately compromised and got worse deaths than they deserved (Mike's death is beautifully executed, though).
I admire you for not removing the mask mid-coitus; that's something she undoubtedly still thinks about whether she likes it or not.
it was so, so good. the last season kind of sucked though. they had to rush and finish the show because Terrence Winter had to go run off and make that piece of shit "Vinyl."
and it's definitely not worth a re-watch. knowing what's going to happen in a show that's constantly trying to make the viewer eagerly anticipate how scenarios are going to play out has got to be so boring.
Definitely one of the best shows ever. Cast and storytelling were always top notch. Sopranos, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad are the only ones I would put above it. I guess Game of Thrones, too, even though I want to downgrade it for being fantasy, which has never not been lame and will always be. The X-Files had a legendary run, but it's impossible to ignore how bad some of the later seasons got. The Wire I feel is overrated - something more to admire than to enjoy. Still need to watch The Shield. Thinking through all of Showtime's series, and most of them that spring to mind really do start great and then go off the rails. They're fawkin killin it with the Twin Peaks revival, though.
The 2nd last episode was amazing; the last-last episode not only stunk, but....that's not what happened to Nucky. They're still based on real people. Nucky went to jail for a while, then basically retired.
There's a great story about the real guy, when he called an actual Atlantic City conference he fucked up the booking of the hotel and Al Capone had a total fit in the lobby. Bawled him out in front of everyone and started smashing shit.
Based on the input here, Season 4 was eh, and I sort of agree. The Gillian Darmody nonsense was a bit trite. And I really wish they would've covered the St. Valentine's Day Massacre in the show.
26 comments
1 HitEmWTheHeinnn 2017-07-27
Fuckin' deer'z
1 AntwansBobo 2017-07-27
Foat ?
1 AllThePeople17 2017-07-27
i'd rather talk about opie's faggotry tbh
1 ShadowbannedKeithM 2017-07-27
I knew he was a faot, you can just tell by the way he saunters and his poor posture. Thanks for the confirmation
1 Lord_dougman_W 2017-07-27
I've never watched another hbo original besides sopranos and dream on
1 theronin23_ 2017-07-27
Thanks
1 pusigineht1 2017-07-27
Watch the first season of true detective. It's great.
1 redtheftauto 2017-07-27
That first season is probably the best season of television. Haven't even seen the second heard it's supposed to be absolute shit
1 schmuckOnWheels 2017-07-27
After the divorce, I hope Lynsi meets a fine gentleman like Dunn Purnsley.
1 InHell1979 2017-07-27
Most likely it'll be an Arnold Rothstein-type. She need that cash flow coming in.
1 NumeroOtto 2017-07-27
first 4 seasons were great; lost interest after that
1 Every1ShouldBKilled 2017-07-27
That last episode tho
1 BDub621 2017-07-27
Huge early century mob guy. They did an amazing with Luciano story and forming of five families. Didn't Hollywood it up at all.
Bobby Canavale was amazing. Every scene he light up and made tense.
Problem was most boring character was the lead character.
1 CaptainJeanLucPeckah 2017-07-27
Richard Harrow 4 Lyfe, muthafuckas.
1 Doc_McCoy79 2017-07-27
One of my favorite characters of all time. I made a bitchin Halloween coshtume of him like 2 years ago. http://imgur.com/a/BP7Rj
The season 3 finale where he goes through that hotel was one of my favorite scenes Ive ever seen in a TV show, ever. Holy fuck. (I wish he didn't have such a lame death though in the end.)
1 CaptainJeanLucPeckah 2017-07-27
That costume is indeed bitchin', as are those tits. That entire sequence is one of the most cathartic and thrilling things I've ever seen on a show. Ultimately Richard lost his mojo when he found pussy and started to settle down. There was time when he and Mike from Breaking Bad were my two favorite characters on TV -- both badasses who were ultimately compromised and got worse deaths than they deserved (Mike's death is beautifully executed, though).
I admire you for not removing the mask mid-coitus; that's something she undoubtedly still thinks about whether she likes it or not.
1 Doc_McCoy79 2017-07-27
Thanks. Yeah it was pretty rad. She had great fucking tits.
Mike's death was the best. "Shut up and let me die in peace." It reminded me of Slim Pickens going to the river to die in Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid.
1 1qw1qw1 2017-07-27
it was so, so good. the last season kind of sucked though. they had to rush and finish the show because Terrence Winter had to go run off and make that piece of shit "Vinyl."
and it's definitely not worth a re-watch. knowing what's going to happen in a show that's constantly trying to make the viewer eagerly anticipate how scenarios are going to play out has got to be so boring.
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2017-07-27
Not necessarily, the cinematography and acting are still fawkin gud.
1 JoeCumiaSr 2017-07-27
I think you'd agree that Greek town belongs to us now
1 jofreal 2017-07-27
Definitely one of the best shows ever. Cast and storytelling were always top notch. Sopranos, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad are the only ones I would put above it. I guess Game of Thrones, too, even though I want to downgrade it for being fantasy, which has never not been lame and will always be. The X-Files had a legendary run, but it's impossible to ignore how bad some of the later seasons got. The Wire I feel is overrated - something more to admire than to enjoy. Still need to watch The Shield. Thinking through all of Showtime's series, and most of them that spring to mind really do start great and then go off the rails. They're fawkin killin it with the Twin Peaks revival, though.
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2017-07-27
The ending sucked so fucking bad that I forgot how good the first 4 seasons were.
1 Doc_McCoy79 2017-07-27
The 2nd last episode was amazing; the last-last episode not only stunk, but....that's not what happened to Nucky. They're still based on real people. Nucky went to jail for a while, then basically retired.
There's a great story about the real guy, when he called an actual Atlantic City conference he fucked up the booking of the hotel and Al Capone had a total fit in the lobby. Bawled him out in front of everyone and started smashing shit.
1 Dennyislife 2017-07-27
Yeah it felt rushed at end. Was good though.
1 RatherPleasent 2017-07-27
I liked the series, but tapped out when he went to Florida.
I got really disinterested after that German mong killed himself. I miss that stupid face.
1 Every1ShouldBKilled 2017-07-27
Based on the input here, Season 4 was eh, and I sort of agree. The Gillian Darmody nonsense was a bit trite. And I really wish they would've covered the St. Valentine's Day Massacre in the show.
1 Doc_McCoy79 2017-07-27
Thanks. Yeah it was pretty rad. She had great fucking tits.
Mike's death was the best. "Shut up and let me die in peace." It reminded me of Slim Pickens going to the river to die in Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid.