Boardwalk Empire Season 3 (6 Viewers)

[7 - No tomorrow]

Stephen Root is so good in that role. And he's enjoying it like he's being licked all over by nubiles every time he says a line.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

There's not a wasted second on screen. Every scene is vital. I'm loving Dean O'Bannion myself.

 

[Unicron]

While we're talking up the minor characters, let's hear it for Van Alden/Mueller's Norwegian wife.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

While we're talking up the minor characters, let's hear it for Van Alden/Mueller's Norwegian wife.

Much love for her.

Best thing that ever happened to that crazy motherfucker.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Eddie Kessler

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Eddie Kessler

Takes a lot of shit, does our Eddie

 

[hermie]

While we're talking up the minor characters, let's hear it for Van Alden/Mueller's Norwegian wife.

Her accent is daft.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The guy who plays Eddie Cantor is great.

 

[Anthem]

I'm on episode 8 of season 3 - epic is the only word for it. I thought the last couple of episodes felt like fillers up to that point. This season would have have been flat imo if it weren't for Gyp Rossetti and where the hell is Chalky?

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Yeah where the fuck is Chalky?

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I'm on episode 8 of season 3 - epic is the only word for it. I thought the last couple of episodes felt like fillers up to that point. This season would have have been flat imo if it weren't for Gyp Rossetti and where the hell is Chalky?

Sorry pal, you're out of your mind. Gyp is one of many brilliant characters in the show. I think it's a testament to the writers and the cast that I've barely noticed Jimmy's absence from this season. Best show on television.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Jimmy was the blurst thing about the show imho. I didn't much like it until I knew he was toast.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Jimmy was the blurst thing about the show imho. I didn't much like it until I knew he was toast.

Jimmy was the best character on television during the first two runs. His arc was brilliant.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

I just hated the actor's gurn.

 

[Anthem]

Sorry pal, you're out of your mind. Gyp is one of many brilliant characters in the show. I think it's a testament to the writers and the cast that I've barely noticed Jimmy's absence from this season. Best show on television.

There are but we don't get to see enough of them, Chalky and Van Alden being good examples. Gyp Rosseti's character is essential to this success of this season, without him you have no story, no build up, no war brewing. He is one hard core gangster and its the shot in the arm that the season needed. Episodes 6 and 7 felt like fillers, there were pointless little subplots that went nowhere. Margaret Schroder character isn't getting anywhere either, she should have been got rid a long time ago.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I think, well hope, we'll get to see a lot more of Van Alden and Capone in the coming episodes. I don't know what they're doing with Chalky. It feels like there's nowhere in the story to convincingly fit him in so he's been relegated to basically cameo appearances as Nucky's muscle.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Gyp Rosseti's character is essential to this success of this season, without him you have no story, no build up, no war brewing. He is one hard core gangster and its the shot in the arm that the season needed.

That's the writers jobs, innit? To create characters whose actions drive the plot forward.

 

[Anthem]

I think, well hope, we'll get to see a lot more of Van Alden and Capone in the coming episodes. I don't know what they're doing with Chalky. It feels like there's nowhere in the story to convincingly fit him in so he's been relegated to basically cameo appearances as Nucky's muscle.

Funny enough you should say that as I think we might see him being used more esp after the latest episode.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Funny enough you should say that as I think we might see him being used more esp after the latest episode.

I hope so. i enjoyed when they went into his family life.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Black people were invisible in the 20s and 30s

Modern storytelling demands their inclusion.

Obvious, I know.