There is a LOT going on in this season and it begins on New Year’s Eve of 1922. Gyp Rosetti is a Sicilian mobster controlling New York City. He is a violent and he is an easily offended person. Nucky refuses to sell alcohol to anyone but Rothstein in New York. Nucky receives an award from the Roman Catholic Church for charitable work (actually accomplished by Margaret). Transporting liquor through Tabor Heights turns complicated. Nucky is enamored with Billy Kent and he wants to help further her career. After the problems with liquor shipping in the Tabor area, Eli and Mickey visit Tabor Heights. Nucky and his family share Easter dinner with Eli and his family. Soon after, there is an attempt on Nucky’s life. Nucky fights the physical effects of a concussion. Richard begins seeing Julia, she is the daughter of an older veteran he met. Gyp and his crew move into Atlantic City. A full-scale war begins in Atlantic City.
This series has you
on the edge of your seat with every episode. Power is the name of the game. The power you have and the power you want. Money is also the bottom line. It’s just business and the sacrifice of
a few people or more doesn’t matter?
Everything seems very realistic.
4* (I really liked this season)
TV series, 12
episodes, 5 seasons created by Terence Winter with Steve Buscemi, Kelly
Macdonald, Michael Shannon, Shea Whigham, Stephen Graham, Vincent Piazza,
Michael Kenneth Williams, Paul Sparks, Gretchen Mol, Michael Stuhlbarg, Anthony
Laciura, Jack Huston, Anatol Yusef, Brady Connor Noon, Lucy Gallina, Jose
Gallina.
Note: Imdb 8.6 out of 10, 92% Rotten Tomatoes critic 95% audience, Metacritic 76 out of 100 with 15 critics 8.6 out of 10 with 248 ratings, Amazon Video 4.6* out of 5* with 1446 reviews.
Special
Note: Filmed in Ditmas Park,
Brooklyn, New York City, New York.
For the major players the clothing was period specific. Numerous minor performers wore clothing
clearly made in the later 20th and early 21st century.
Episode
Titles: Resolution, Spaghetti
& Coffee, Bone for Tuna, Blue Bell Boy, You’d Be Surprised, Ging Gang
Goolie, Sunday Best, The Pony, The Milkmaid’s Lot, A Man, a Plan, Two
Imposters, Margate Sands.
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