That scene had strong Miller's Crossing overtones....so if you've seen that Coen Bros film it might be a clue. I don't think it's a cop out either way, at least not at this point.
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That scene had strong Miller's Crossing overtones....so if you've seen that Coen Bros film it might be a clue. I don't think it's a cop out either way, at least not at this point.
Because they have no idea how many goons they keep/how often the goons are there.
Besides, the Gerhardt compound seems to be way out in the middle of nowhere....that renovated hotel KC stays in seems to be in the middle of town. You can't just roll a bunch of goons up in there and start shooting....especially when the cops know who is beefing.
Fred.
Possibly, but they never actually seen any KC goons. So if that led to her death they would've had to know KC was there already, you get what I'm saying?
Fred.
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I just started watching Episode 1 again to see if I missed anything, and realised they might have telegraphed the ending in the opening seconds of the season 
Apologies if this was glaringly obvious to everyone else. It just turned a light bulb on for me.
It opens with a movie called The Massacre At Sioux Falls. The only person left standing is the actor playing the Native American chief.
Apologies if this was glaringly obvious to everyone else. It just turned a light bulb on for me.
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There was something borderline brilliant in that scene:
The undertaker's two bodyguards were Asians. Anyone familiar with TV/movie clichés would immediately jump to the conclusion that they were setting them up as stereotypical ninja assassins. At the time, this is the first thing I thought of:
Because, in TV land, Asians=Martial Arts. Never expected that that would be the end of their screen time.
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when i saw the undertaker and his goons i said "these dudes about to cause some havoc"
boy was i wrong
it's been said many times, but bokeem is killing it on this show, he needs a emmy nom atleast
boy was i wrong
it's been said many times, but bokeem is killing it on this show, he needs a emmy nom atleast
He really does.when i saw the undertaker and his goons i said "these dudes about to cause some havoc"
boy was i wrong
it's been said many times, but bokeem is killing it on this show, he needs a emmy nom atleast
Don't think it will covered. Rewatched season 1 recently and remember Molly saying they came to tell her about it when she was in Algebra class.
Did anyone else notice that Kristen Dunst might be using some form of birth control? Watch episode 4, IMMEDIATELY after they have sex she asks to go to the bathroom. It's obvious she doesn't love Todd/Landry, I'm thinking she's using some form of birth control and with how much Landry wants kids, that's going to be a huge factor at some point in the season.
I thought the same thing earlier in the season, but I dunno breh. She had her chances to leave him and didnt
The episode where she sold the car, I 100% thought she was leaving him high & dry to deal with everything. I think they wanted you to think that too ... but NAH, she used that money to give back to him to buy the butcher shop
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more like she doesn't want to become pregnant at that point in her life
u kno she has to fulfill her potential first and ol dat
I guess I'm the only one who doesn't like Mike Milligans character. I don't even like quirkiness in women, in men it's beyond aggravating. Billy Bob's character was quirky to some extent, but he doesn't give me the feeling of forced quirkiness that the Milligan character does
Then again, it may be depth to the character. He obviously has a
background
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