Boardwalk Empire Season 3 Thread - "Margate Sands" SEASON FINALE

[jhawk826]

need a gif of the "pay for his funeral" moment

As soon as I find the video, it'll be up.

http://s1172.photobucket.com/albums...view&current=payforhisfuneral_zpsa1998ba5.gif

 

[trilluminated]

need a gif of the "pay for his funeral" moment

As soon as I find the video, it'll be up.

 

[budlongtaco]

I need more Chalky White man. I need to see da blacks raise hell. 

We butt heads but rep'd.

We the Omar of old to have more screen time. Previews show he's in the next episode so I hope it continues till the season finale.

 

[RustyShackleford]

Nuck needs to get Harrow on his team ASAP.

 

[imasoleman18]

OMG

 

[epidemik the great]

So Nuck finally learned how to be a gangster. Kid was an interesting character too....but you can't let that stuff slide.

this what dudes ain't understanding...Nucky BEEn a gangster before the show even started...he calmed down when he started running ****...but now, it's coming back out...

 

[i m legend]

mickey might get replaced by eli, after that ambush

 

[imvictor]

Nuck needs to get Harrow on his team ASAP.

This.


Capone

 

[budlongtaco]

this what dudes ain't understanding...Nucky BEEn a gangster before the show even started...he calmed down when he started running ****...but now, it's coming back out...

Jimmy made him come back out. He told him he had to stop being half a gangster. 

JD still haunts him and I think thats why we're seeing this darker side of Nucky

 

[Master Zik]

So Nuck finally learned how to be a gangster. Kid was an interesting character too....but you can't let that stuff slide.

this what dudes ain't understanding...Nucky BEEn a gangster before the show even started...he calmed down when he started running ****...but now, it's coming back out...

Yeah I'm waiting for it to be revealed how Nucky orchestrated the Commodore going to prison so he could take over. Nuck's problem has always been that he got fed and fat and at the time he had little to no association with these other bosses cuz liquor was legal. He's was rubbing elbows with politicians and doing dirt that way.

.... but they gon learn.

 

[mackmittenzz]

I think the kid woulda made a good character hadda get delt wit tho

 

[mr marcus]

I think the kid woulda made a good character

hadda get delt wit tho

word 

 

[jonbx5]

Nuck needs to get Harrow on his team ASAP.

just imagine harrow sitting back taking out some of rosettis boys

I think the kid woulda made a good character hadda get delt wit tho

was thinking the same thing, dude got too comfortable tho

 

[frank mucus]

I thought we were going to see why Luciano got his "Lucky" nickname.

This dude Gyp's onscreen presence is just too :x

 

[Pedro Navaja]

Capone went ham! :x

 

[big j 33]

Never got around to watching the new episode, just finished today. I loved the "twist" of Nucky shooting the kid.. which was as much a punishment for him stealing as it was a message to Owen. The exchange about misunderstanding made that clear.

Gyp being Gyp... making moves and sleeping with redheads. And I loved the side story with Luciano. Wasn't directly relevant to the main plot, but I'm glad they included it anyway because that's an important element of the time and characters. 

Nice excerpt from The AV Club

But the most moving examples in this episode of the differing meanings of “loyalty” and “alliance” are evident in the contrast between the Al Capone and Nucky Thompson storylines in “Blue Bell Boy.” In Chicago, Capone is upset because his son’s being bullied by the other kids at his deaf school—“Boys will be boys whether they can hear each other or not,” his wife reassures him—and some of that sympathy for the defenseless colors his reaction when one of his guys, Jake Guzik, gets beaten up by one of Dean O’Banion’s guys. It’s okay for Capone to make fun of Jake for smelling “like a sardine’s ****,” but he’ll be damned if some outsider’s going to do it (and in public, no less). So Capone goes to the bar where Guzik got humiliated, and he exacts some revenge.

Nucky, meanwhile, spends the kind of “all in this together” evening with Owen and Rowland—hiding out in a hard, cold basement—that should lead to a lifelong bond. And Owen does try to nurture that. He tells Nucky stories about life back in the old country, treating him more as a friend and fellow countryman than a boss. But Nucky is stewing throughout, remembering how Doyle asked Owen whether he approved of Nucky’s rerouting plan. After both his brother and his protégé tried to kill him last season, Nucky’s no longer in the “trust” or “loyalty” business. He guns down Rowland, to prove a point to Owen that he’s not to be thought of as weak, or able to be undermined.

Nucky has no room to be loyal anymore.. how can be trust anyone else after he's been betrayed the way he has? Loved that scene and episode.

 

[jhawk826]

The opening scene :x

 

[S4L]

Nucky and Arnold scene was classic...

 

[gregzzy23]

Woooooow homie killed the fed!

 

[jhawk826]

I don't know what it is, but I'm slowly losing interest in this show which is a shame.

auto erotic asphyxiation while almost getting assassinated.

It looks like Lucy is going to be back. Hate the Billie Kent character.

 

[blakep267]

man, just when Gyp was crazy enough, now hes gonna take it to a whole notha level

 

[doitallpaul]

damn great episode, nucky gonna have to do things himself

 

[doitallpaul]

i have the slightest idea of what is going to happen...think harrow gonna work for nucky tho

 

[youngtriz]

yall need to put some spoilers man..

 

[blakep267]

yall need to put some spoilers man..

episode already aiready aired. maybe you shouldnt come into the thread