Official Snowfall Season 6 Thread

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I also don't buy Peaches and the junkies smoking through 5M's.
Probably didn't smoke it all. Probably took trips to Vegas and blew some of it on gambling, having maybe 10k on him one time and say chilling with some whores and he passes out and they run his pockets, taking friends or whatever to fancy restaurants and blowing money, going to Lakers and Raiders games, etc. 5 million is a lot and you think spending a couple thousand here or there won't mean nothing but it adds up, especially when your a junkie and never had that kind of money before.
 

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That first week after a season/series ends is always the hardest
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All of that was alcohol influenced.

That’s why anytime he did that they made it a point to show you the bottle and him drinking first before any action.

If they had him acting rational like he was in season 5 where he clipped his best friend and then was going to do them same to Louie, the audience would have eventually disliked the character because logically he would have put money over everyone and willingly betrayed everyone.




Most people DO NOT see Franklin as the villain breh. Hell you’ve got people who see Franklin as a regular drug dealer when he was a willing CIA asset for a CIA operation :heh:


That's why the ending is a complete MISFIRE.

Franklin was happy to work with a CIA CAC and run an operation to poison his OWN community and when he's called out on it's :manny: , you should have ended the show despising the character. The hell is a character like that getting any sort of "sad ending" for? :stopitslime:
Why should they be beholden to the fans that missed the whole point of the show?
 

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I hope FX strikes while the iron is hot on this show with the spin-off while the buzz is still there.

I know Damson will go on to bigger roles but it would’ve been nice to see Amin Joseph in the spin-off. He seems to be the favorite of many fans.

Gail Bean has been on a press tour everywhere.
 
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Lots of people here complaining about Franklin becoming an alcoholic and that being absurd and he wouldn’t do such a thing. Trust me, it was a sad way to go out. But once he took that many bodies (especially the innocent Mexican at the end) and you’ve lost 73 MILLION, is it really that farfetched? Do you know how many people would hit the bottle or do something fukked up losing 73k? People commit suicide and all sorts of irrational things.

This was his way of killings himself

It’s wild but he could’ve regained his composure and been civil with Leon and found another plug and started from the bottom again.

They made Franklin unravel in one damn year as it he wasn’t calculated and not think first, then move type of person
 

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It’s wild but he could’ve regained his composure and been civil with Leon and found another plug and started from the bottom again.

They made Franklin unravel in one damn year as it he wasn’t calculated and not think first, then move type of person
But that one bad year pretty much ruined everything he worked for.

That one year he lost his money, his plug, his family, his power....
 

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It’s wild but he could’ve regained his composure and been civil with Leon and found another plug and started from the bottom again.

They made Franklin unravel in one damn year as it he wasn’t calculated and not think first, then move type of person
He didn’t wanna work in drugs no more bro lol. Which was the whole reason to stop working with teddy lol.

After that trip at the weeding and recounted all those bodies, all the help he got from teddy ect. Having no real muscle or family.

That wasn’t a option bro lol
 

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It’s wild but he could’ve regained his composure and been civil with Leon and found another plug and started from the bottom again.

They made Franklin unravel in one damn year as it he wasn’t calculated and not think first, then move type of person
That was the hunger. No visible fears, no known foes, etc. The fear of going back to starving is something different :whew:
 

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Breh thats just the nature of shows/movies like these:gucci:?

Snowfall was meant to be DIFFERENT breh

That's why for the first 3 seasons they showed you the actual effects of crack and would constantly have scenes of the damage it was causing the community.

But then once the show became breaking bad lite and reverted to a regular crime drama you stopped seeing that.
 

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That's why for the first 3 seasons they showed you the actual effects of crack and would constantly have scenes of the damage it was causing the community
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I seen like 3 crackheads and 2 rock houses

I ain’t gone get into it but they totally missed the mark

It should’ve been a slow buildup
Like @dora_da_destroyer said half the time this shyt didn’t even feel like the 80s
 

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Snowfall was meant to be DIFFERENT breh

That's why for the first 3 seasons they showed you the actual effects of crack and would constantly have scenes of the damage it was causing the community.

But then once the show became breaking bad lite and reverted to a regular crime drama you stopped seeing that.


Maybe,definitely agree the first seasons were greater and had more complexity. But even then,I never saw signs they were trying to make Franklin unlikeable to the viewer. If they were trying they definitely didnt do enough. He never killed off some beloved character,he killed Kevin:mjlol:



They couldve taken a daring step and had him kill off Leon,or Wanda,maybe even Mel. But they leaned pretty strongly into making him the likeable protaganist. I thought the attempt to villianize him at the last minute was actually different and somewhat daring. Although you think they negated all that by using alchohol. I dont think most people blame alchohol for his actions. Your more likely to see people blame Louie,Cissy and Teddy. And those people were never going to not like Franklin.
 

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The whole "CIA is trying to destroy the Black community" thing was seen as a conspiracy by what we'd call "Hotep" nikkaz today.

Remember how much disdain Franklin had for his Panther parents. He viewed them as losers
Man, time for my overly deep breakdown...

Tried to avoid spoilers, even though I kept seeing people post picture of the Saint that was down bad...

But wow, that shyt was well done. It's actually bothering the hell out of me, which is signs of a show that really sticks to my core, and I love it.

First of all, it's crazy getting older. Because that CIA/Crack stuff is so openly known now, it's considered common knowledge.

But growing up, anyone who said that was the equivalent to people who talk about aliens and lizard people today, and used to get laughed off the block, and ALWAYS were drunks and fiends. No one took that seriously, and those people were usually seen as losers on the corner.

To people complaining that Frank never appeared to be a villain, are looking too surface level.

He sold out his hood to the slum lord from Season 1, essentially turning South Central into hell. They dont explicitly say that, but you gotta peep game.

He got a fate worse than death or jail, if you know what you are watching. While winning at the same time, in a weird way.

Because death, he is a legend. Remember with Jerome died, and those dudes were rapping about him? That's how we rap about Alpo and Pablo. Remembered forever. In jail, he would've been one of those protected bosses, like so many of dudes like him end up. Sad, but not worse than becoming totally forgotten and alone. He became his Dad, and his son will hate him like he hated his Dad.

No one who wasn't there will believe who he ever was. Since it showed rap and movies were about to take over, all his little dogs and the kids are gonna become big dogs off of the stories of him, Leon, Skully, Rome, etc, while laughing at the "bum" on the corner. He could go to the police, media, every kid on the street telling his story, and no one will believe him since he lived in the shadows, had his criminal record erased, and his peoples are dead, so he's going to come off as the crazy person making shyt up about the CIA tapping his phone was living in an alley.

And they were filming Boyz N the Hood, as you saw the kids wearing the same clothes from the actual movie, which was a dope easter egg. While the biggest kingpin walked through the set and no one even glanced at him.

Top that off, he lived his life straight in terms of no drugs or drinking, but that shyt is in your system. I KNOW people who never did it before, tried it once at 25 and was gone for life, and remember - Frank was still in his 20s!! We forget that all these black kingpins were still 22 year olds, which is crazy.

He also still had a glimmer in his eye that Leon saw. That last speech showed that the real Franklin is buried in the back, and thats the one who told him he was proud and free. Because he had nothing, no expectations, no money, no crew, no one trying to kill him, he literally got out of the game - of life. He died while still living. Still having nightmares, still remembering what he did to others and what he saw.

And if you have ever seen or known anyone like this in life, it's some scary shyt man. Because Im reading social media comments and mad ppl are saying its unrealistic, while I know in my real life people who had Bentleys in 2007 who are rambling on the corner or driving dump trucks in a job in Alabama today, and no one would believe if I told you they was ON ON...

These shows that show how forgotten you become always hit for me. Like Omar in the Wire, he did the worlds illest shyt but none of his story will ever be told - his death was just a blurb in the back corner of newspaper, while he was a hood superhero villain. Same for Frank. People will walk past one of the illest killer drug kingpins to ever live and his story life and death will not matter to anyone except for Leon when he hears about it one day in 2016 or something, while he with his family or doing a VladTV interview.

One last thing, is that this is a crazy world. There are people sitting right next to you on the bus that has seen and lived some of the craziest experiences, and you will never know...
 
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