But one can dream he loses big before the season's over. ”This has not been thought through.” The other major character to bite the bullet this week also got to go out in a rather dignified manner, as Van Alden at least had the chance to play the 'proby' again for a few seconds before 'Agent D'Angelo' blew his brains out. Not everyone gets the chance to slap Al Capone around and Nelson can take solace in knowing that he played a key part in bringing down the real Scarface. I, on the other hand, can't stop picturing that exit wound. Gross. Van Alden's exit is especially sad because his partnership with Eli was probably my favorite part of the final season and I'll miss the moments of levity that the disastrous duo brought to this sometimes stuffy period piece. Once again, the pair delivered the best thread of the episode.
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While the other storylines were popping off, Nucky took the night off (so to speak) after narrowly avoiding being blown to bits by Lucky, Meyer and Johnny, and hearing the bad news about Sally. He sneaks away to a seedy bar for some cheap drinks with some cheap broads. Who knew Nucky could be so funny? It was nice to see him let loose, since Buscemi usually plays him so tightly wound, and I especially enjoyed when he returned to reciting Longfellow only seconds after knocking another man unconscious. Things looked good for Nucky for a while; too bad for him the broads had other plans and left him bruised and babbling. It was also the second time we heard the phrase 'nothing personal.' Not much is for Nucky these days.
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The moment at the end with Joel Harper and the fifty was obviously a callback to the way Nucky first found his way into the Commodore's life, and it would probably have landed better for me if the flashbacks were not my least favorite part of every episode. I don't want to be reminded of the flashbacks, like Nucky, I want to forget the past. Boardwalk once again spends too much time with young Nucky, with every sequence bringing the series' momentum to a halt. This week's flashbacks felt especially clumsy, as they painted the Thompson brothers as angels in order to show how far they have fallen. Eli calling Nucky out for using bad language was laughable, and I joked last week that this would all be leading to Gillian's origin story. Or should I say Jimmy's? I'm guessing that saving 'Nellie Bly' from the hospital will be Nucky's big redemption moment. For now, he's saddling the troops.
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The fifth and final season of Boardwalk Empire continues with Episode 7, "Friendless Child," next Sunday at 9 p.m. ET on HBO. Created by Terence Winter, the series stars Steve Buscemi, Kelly Macdonald, Michael Shannon, Shea Whigham, Vincent Piazza, Anatol Yusef and Stephen Graham.
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Five years ago, ABC premiered a high concept drama called FlashForward, which followed an FBI team investigating a worldwide phenomenon where humans across the globe saw a glimpse of their lives six months in the future. The show only lasted one season on the network, and starred John Cho and Joseph Fiennes. Recently, Cho was promoting his latest comedy, Selfie, but ended up recounting a dangerous but funny story about Fiennes’ driving habits on the set of FlashForward.
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According to a story Cho posted on Reddit, while Fiennes is a real car buff, he had some major issues on the set when it came to working vehicles. We’re not talking problems with a clutch or anything, we’re talking forgetting how to put the car in park. Here’s the whole story. “Here's the funny thing from FlashForward: Joseph Fiennes, who was the lead on that show, he owns lots of cars - I believe he's a car buff. But for some reason on the show, whenever he would exit a vehicle, he would forget to put it in park. And as soon as he would get out, with his FBI aviators on, just about to take his gun out of his shoulder holster, the car would start moving, and he would have to jump back in, panicking - you'd see outtakes of stuntmen jumping into the shot, trying to stop the car.”
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But instead of speculating about Nucky's (or anyone else's) possible demise in the remaining two weeks on the Boardwalk, let's talk about those that lost their lives in Episode 6. To the lost! ”You the only devil I know.” People die in a lot of different ways on Boardwalk Empire, and rarely is it dignified. But on occasion, some of the fallen 'heroes' get to have their final moment in the sun. Richard went out this way at the end of last season, and Chalky was given similar treatment in "Devil You Know." There was something almost reassuring about the way the fan favorite was put to rest. Almost. Chalky no doubt felt a bit redeemed in being able to trade his life for his second family's freedom, as Daughter and Daughter's daughter Althea - I had to - got a way out from under Doctor Narcisse's thumb thanks to his sacrifice, and her record might finally get some airtime. That's if the Doctor keeps his word, of course. He may have been 'victorious' this week.
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While the other storylines were popping off, Nucky took the night off (so to speak) after narrowly avoiding being blown to bits by Lucky, Meyer and Johnny, and hearing the bad news about Sally. He sneaks away to a seedy bar for some cheap drinks with some cheap broads. Who knew Nucky could be so funny? It was nice to see him let loose, since Buscemi usually plays him so tightly wound, and I especially enjoyed when he returned to reciting Longfellow only seconds after knocking another man unconscious. Things looked good for Nucky for a while; too bad for him the broads had other plans and left him bruised and babbling. It was also the second time we heard the phrase 'nothing personal.' Not much is for Nucky these days.
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The moment at the end with Joel Harper and the fifty was obviously a callback to the way Nucky first found his way into the Commodore's life, and it would probably have landed better for me if the flashbacks were not my least favorite part of every episode. I don't want to be reminded of the flashbacks, like Nucky, I want to forget the past. Boardwalk once again spends too much time with young Nucky, with every sequence bringing the series' momentum to a halt. This week's flashbacks felt especially clumsy, as they painted the Thompson brothers as angels in order to show how far they have fallen. Eli calling Nucky out for using bad language was laughable, and I joked last week that this would all be leading to Gillian's origin story. Or should I say Jimmy's? I'm guessing that saving 'Nellie Bly' from the hospital will be Nucky's big redemption moment. For now, he's saddling the troops.
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The fifth and final season of Boardwalk Empire continues with Episode 7, "Friendless Child," next Sunday at 9 p.m. ET on HBO. Created by Terence Winter, the series stars Steve Buscemi, Kelly Macdonald, Michael Shannon, Shea Whigham, Vincent Piazza, Anatol Yusef and Stephen Graham.
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Five years ago, ABC premiered a high concept drama called FlashForward, which followed an FBI team investigating a worldwide phenomenon where humans across the globe saw a glimpse of their lives six months in the future. The show only lasted one season on the network, and starred John Cho and Joseph Fiennes. Recently, Cho was promoting his latest comedy, Selfie, but ended up recounting a dangerous but funny story about Fiennes’ driving habits on the set of FlashForward.
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According to a story Cho posted on Reddit, while Fiennes is a real car buff, he had some major issues on the set when it came to working vehicles. We’re not talking problems with a clutch or anything, we’re talking forgetting how to put the car in park. Here’s the whole story. “Here's the funny thing from FlashForward: Joseph Fiennes, who was the lead on that show, he owns lots of cars - I believe he's a car buff. But for some reason on the show, whenever he would exit a vehicle, he would forget to put it in park. And as soon as he would get out, with his FBI aviators on, just about to take his gun out of his shoulder holster, the car would start moving, and he would have to jump back in, panicking - you'd see outtakes of stuntmen jumping into the shot, trying to stop the car.”
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But instead of speculating about Nucky's (or anyone else's) possible demise in the remaining two weeks on the Boardwalk, let's talk about those that lost their lives in Episode 6. To the lost! ”You the only devil I know.” People die in a lot of different ways on Boardwalk Empire, and rarely is it dignified. But on occasion, some of the fallen 'heroes' get to have their final moment in the sun. Richard went out this way at the end of last season, and Chalky was given similar treatment in "Devil You Know." There was something almost reassuring about the way the fan favorite was put to rest. Almost. Chalky no doubt felt a bit redeemed in being able to trade his life for his second family's freedom, as Daughter and Daughter's daughter Althea - I had to - got a way out from under Doctor Narcisse's thumb thanks to his sacrifice, and her record might finally get some airtime. That's if the Doctor keeps his word, of course. He may have been 'victorious' this week.
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