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These guys defiantly like to shake things up a bit. Again I think they are messing with the internet, when we first saw Hanzee there was internet chat about Hanzee vs Marlo who's the baddest? will they ever meet etc etc. We get to the end of this season and bang they've met before, Malvo killed him internet discussion shut down. Didnt see that coming. I must admit I was wondering if Hanzee was going to become Malvo esp all that stuff about the haircut and Malvo's hair being quite unique . I honestly think the flying saucer and Hanzee turning into a white man where both thrown in so they could watch fans fall out and try and defend it. Its interesting that the plot works just as well if you take those plotlines out
Mike Milligan's end reminded me of Vic in "The Shield" expected a big blaze of glory but no they get a fitting punishment.
Mike Milligan's end reminded me of Vic in "The Shield" expected a big blaze of glory but no they get a fitting punishment.
tter gets a lucky stroke, survives and gets promoted.He's the King, he won, he believes he beat the Gerhardts where others failed, he took out the mobs top hitman. So he gets rewarded with a small box room office, told he'll make it big if he makes savings on postage costs and is told to take up golf. The 70s are over man, the 70s are over. It's all red braces and blue sky thinking from now on.
Get your hair cut.
Get your hair cut.
FourWheelDrift said:
He's the King, he won, he believes he beat the Gerhardts where others failed, he took out the mobs top hitman. So he gets rewarded with a small box room office, told he'll make it big if he makes savings on postage costs and is told to take up golf. The 70s are over man, the 70s are over. It's all red braces and blue sky thinking from now on.
Get your hair cut.
Summed up my favorite part of the finale! Criminality wears a suit and crunches numbers, now lose the cowboy look Get your hair cut.
Mezzanine said:
Janluke said:
Mike Milligan's end reminded me of Vic in "The Shield" expected a big blaze of glory but no they get a fitting punishment.
Not surprising, it was pretty much a direct Vic Mackie's position was a clear punishment, whereas Millgan's is a reward...
Aside from being a 'man of action' consigned to a future of management, there didn't seem much similarity to me...
M.
Truckosaurus said:
I saw it suggested elsewhere that the Mr Tripoli from season 1 was the fellow that Hanzee was talking to in the park who handed over the fake id, rather than Hanzee becoming Mr Tripoli.
Hanzee and Tripoli are the same person. Look for him to make a comeback in series 3 if it's set between the first 2 series. For info, season 2 has just become available on Netflix.
So that makes the original film with Frances McDormand, and seasons 1&2 of the TV series now all in one place.
It's interesting to watch the film, and see how many moments are picked up in the TV series in similar but different ways. Will be interesting to spot the connections in season 3 next year.
So that makes the original film with Frances McDormand, and seasons 1&2 of the TV series now all in one place.
It's interesting to watch the film, and see how many moments are picked up in the TV series in similar but different ways. Will be interesting to spot the connections in season 3 next year.
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