just started snowfall ( best show oat btw ) n there’s no way after seeing dat bitch wanda sucking dick for crack he gon keep kissing her da whole fucking time ts giving me the ick ion even wanna watch this shit

louie is thick as shit gang i’m not gon bap

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pls no big spoilers but s4 and the ending episode just feels not right for me after saving jeroms life he and his wife (witch i cant like rn anymore moving from sorry to her to felling like a money eating b*tch) betrailing him WTF why without Franklin there where still selling weed for nothing, they start under frankling not beliving true on him , betrailing him now in the hotest situation knowing cia will turn them one by one off becouse there know all???

Teddy feels realy off too going berserk then beeing smart restart now ?!

Thet teddy kills Franklins dad is maybe understandebell but in my fiew thothing teddy from early seasong will do, he must be smart that the trade off is to high with franklins death turns...

Hope s5 and 6 will not be a complete lets killing all klusterfuck

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I just finished the show, 10/10 no doubt.

During the show Mossad was mentioned a couple of times. And I always kind of hope that we will see a small appearance in the show, in person.

Like when Teddy asked Havemeyer for a sit down with Mossad to get them to step off Avi. I kind of hope to see the actual meeting between Mossad and CIA. See the dynamic between two intelligence agencies, maybe get their input about the CIA's involvement in the drug trafficking, they probably knew.

What are your thoughts on that?

Currently just started season 4 all the way to episode 2 and I had a question. I don't understand how Nixon became so corrupt or was he like that in the earlier seasons and I just missed..? Why take bribes from the person you KNOW killed your best friend!! As if he won't do the same to you. And the fact that he lied straight to Melanie's face around the time of the funeral was just cruel. It was such a weird switch up with no signs showing he would even go the corrupt route when I was thinking he'd genuinely try to get justice for his best friend's death. Not really sure why Franklin would even accept it when there is no proof Franklin even killed Andre after it was ruled a suicide. Maybe a guilty conscience or to have a connect in the police force but who needs that when he has Teddy? Idk is there something im missing here because it just seems like a side plot that doesn't even make sense.

I was enjoying this episode in parts and others I felt it dragged out a little, and the whole car crash scene just felt a little underwhelming, this whole time I had a theory that James and Lamar mother death would have some sort of connection to someone currently in the drops timeline.

Can’t stand grandma G Hope they move Lamar and James away from this household for season 2.

Felt like this episode could have been flashback for the first 20 minutes and then get the ball rolling with the current timeline again as we only getting 8 episodes this season.

Side note - will we learn what’s happened to Wanda parents?

+ giving major props to who played Lamar mum in the flashback scenes she was amazing - she reminded and sounded like patina miller who played raq in raising kanan.

Most of those kids had no idea how their lives would be almost or completely destroyed in the next few years 😥

I'm on the fence about the spinoff, I'm glad we're seeing some of the characters come back and all. Yet I'm kinda iffy about Leon not having a bigger role, I'd say less of a role then he had in Snowfall. Might change come the new season but so far, I don't like how he's been relegated to more of a supporting character.

Still though, The Drop is dope but I would've liked to see how the fallout of Franklin's empire would've impacted South Central a bit more and how Leon was trying to navigate the streets after everything that went down with him being a key player.

Just got done with the drop episode 5 and throughout this entire show, I don't understand why Lamar is so loved. All he cares about is getting what he wants and crying about it when he doesn't get it. That's shown when in the scene when they're filming the Rydah music video, he approaches Jenny despite her being busy and having no idea who he is and expects her to take his tape just because he said "i was the producer for rydah". And as soon as Jenny pushes her away he storms out. Most of episode 3 is just him acting like a toddler anyway, like when he goes to that house party and thought the trick with the rydah beat was gonna work in that party aswell. But him getting mad at Mama G in episode 5 after everyone in that house besides Wanda explained his Mum and Dad's falling out and death showed me he really just cares about himself and no one else's feelings. I wouldn't be suprised if he betrays Wanda in the future. I don't see why I or the audience should have sympathy for this guy.

Just started The Drop and wondering what changed to make them not give af?

Am the only one who feels like Big daddys acting is limited? Everytime he's on screen, the difference in his ability compared to the other actors is so noticeable

Of course I understand that they were heavily entrenched in Snowfall and weren't even thinking on any sequel show, but this grandma that Wanda is talking to...

Would this technically be Mama G?