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Ever since Jimmy’s death,Boardwalkhas been searching for a new focus.
Van Alden became Van Alden again this week – the death of O’Banion set him free from that alias.
“Hear me roar!”
Who is there to contradict him?
It’s the one she “knew,” because she manufactured it.
Not that it wasn’t lovely, though.
Elsewhere on the show though, things are stacking up for a final battle, just likeBoardwalkdoes every year.
– Didn’t Sally’s porch look like a cozy place to sleep?
Also, her breasts arehuge!
– Narcisse’s beating of Daughter was horrifying.
See, we didn’t need to watch the beating.
The aftermath was enough to tell us all we needed to know.
It was a nice show of restraint forBoardwalkin that moment.
– Are we going to see Margaret again this season?
He is not to be trusted, though – who was he talking to on the phone?
He had his own “version” of the truth in this episode too with the story about Purnsley.
Lots of dual sides, here.
– Eli, venture to be a little more suave when pumping Nucky for business info.
– How hilarious was it that Rothstein wanted to kill Mickey Doyle for insurance money?
He also looked more waxen than usual in this episode.
– “Pay you?
How about a plug nickel?”
– Richard Harrow making a joke is one of the best things about the show these days.
“It’s just a hunting license, isn’t it?
– “Don’t get lost in the fog now” - Sally.
