JABQ04 said:
I made my wife start S1 earlier today. So far she likes it. Only took her several years, much like GoT, to get into it. It's like she doesn't trust my taste in shoes
Champ Bailey said:JABQ04 said:
I made my wife start S1 earlier today. So far she likes it. Only took her several years, much like GoT, to get into it. It's like she doesn't trust my taste in shoes
I would hope she wouldn't trust your taste in shoes. You aren't eating shoes, are you?
The D said:
Only 6 ****ing episodes ?
something about seasons 1 - 4 that led you to believe the episode count would be different???The D said:
Only 6 ****ing episodes ?
agsquirrel97 said:something about seasons 1 - 4 that led you to believe the episode count would be different???The D said:
Only 6 ****ing episodes ?
The D said:agsquirrel97 said:something about seasons 1 - 4 that led you to believe the episode count would be different???The D said:
Only 6 ****ing episodes ?
I thought there were 8 for some reason
Tommy prefers Irish so I'm watching the finale with 3 fingers of Redbreast Lustau.rcb said:
Am I the only one who has to have a glass of whiskey, neat, in hand while I watch this show? Thankfully, I'm not a smoker...
Spoiler alert*******************************AquaCasaAg said:
I was unsatisfied as well. I'm used to not hearing the plan then seeing one unfold. When you hear Tommy blab the plan to everyone the viewer knows it will fail. That removed suspense for me. Pair that with a lack of a conclusion and I thought it was a weaker season.
It feels like it might be Michael that is working behind the scenes to thwart his plan. No telling though.
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Gina Gray
Why it might be her: Few characters this season have inspired as many theories as Gina. That's largely due to how little is known about her background and how pointedly antagonistic she is to hubby Michael Gray's family from virtually the second she meets Tommy, Polly and crew. Not helping matters: Michael, who had been handling the Shelby investments and business affairs in America, married her on the voyage back to Birmingham, allowing Gina (and writer Steven Knight) to cloak her maiden name conveniently. Could it be... Changretta? It wouldn't exactly be surprising if a big reveal about Gina's background were on the agenda for Season 6; maybe she's a long-con-playing, vengeance-seeking daughter of Adrien Brody's tiltingly behatted Luca Changretta or another associate in the Spinietta crime family. Or she could be working with Mosley, given how attentive she always seems to be during Shelby family meetings, and how, at Tommy and Lizzie's party, she already knows that Mosley is a baronet when Michael points him out -- and how she later exchanges a knowing look with Mosley during the weird ballet performance. (Many fans have theorized that she is also the mostly unseen woman Mosley has sex with in his dressing room before his speech, but that makes zero sense logistically or logically.) One final point in favor of Gina being involved with thwarting Tommy's assassination plot: her final speaking line of Season 5, right after Tommy rejects their proposal and tells Michael and Gina to leave, is "Guess we're going to be forced to take the second option."
Why it might not be her: It's too obvious. Other details we know about her, including stray tidbits about where she comes from (e.g., she has family who is very experienced in distributing drugs and is based in New York) and how hard she pushed Michael to blow up his relationship with Tommy, makes me certain that something is up with her. But whether it adds up to thwarting the Mosley assassination is another thing, as she wouldn't have known where the sniper was, either, since that conversation took place after she'd left the chaotic family meeting where Michael and Gina made their proposal to restructure the Shelby organization.
Verdict: It's probably her.
It sounds to me like you are left in complete suspense.AquaCasaAg said:
I was unsatisfied as well. I'm used to not hearing the plan then seeing one unfold. When you hear Tommy blab the plan to everyone the viewer knows it will fail. That removed suspense for me. Pair that with a lack of a conclusion and I thought it was a weaker season.
It feels like it might be Michael that is working behind the scenes to thwart his plan. No telling though.
It was the reverse of what you're used to. Normally we dont know the plan, but see it conclude. This season we knew the plan, but nothing worked out the way it was supposed to.Quote:
I was unsatisfied as well. I'm used to not hearing the plan then seeing one unfold. When you hear Tommy blab the plan to everyone the viewer knows it will fail. That removed suspense for me. Pair that with a lack of a conclusion and I thought it was a weaker season.
