Am I really the only person here that thought Isaak Sirko was a worse antagonist than Gyp Rosetti on Boardwalk? For some reason he has a Northern British accent when he's supposed to be Ukrainian, his one single motive to want to off our protagonist is that his gay lover was killed. How much diversity can these…

You know what…………….

You know what…………….

Cruelcumber, I hope you're a man posting that comment. Otherwise I wouldn't know what he's doing in your bed, Isaak doesn't roll that way don'tchaknow..

Cruelcumber, I hope you're a man posting that comment. Otherwise I wouldn't know what he's doing in your bed, Isaak doesn't roll that way don'tchaknow..

It's really not even funny how terrible this show is now.

It's really not even funny how terrible this show is now.

His character has been nothing short of a novelty this season. Except, of course, when he was singing "My Buddy" to his son. That made me more choked up than anything this show has ever produced. Other than that, he's only put on screen so the audience can be all "Oh yeah! That guy! The most badass gangster that ever…

His character has been nothing short of a novelty this season. Except, of course, when he was singing "My Buddy" to his son. That made me more choked up than anything this show has ever produced. Other than that, he's only put on screen so the audience can be all "Oh yeah! That guy! The most badass gangster that ever…

I agree with you completely. I'm done with Margaret, I know this wasn't her goodbye but I would not be sad if it was. As for the best episode, that still sits on the Oedipus episode, because of how much it made us FEEL. The episode prior, when Manny killed Angela, was also a high point. This year it was with Owen.…

I agree with you completely. I'm done with Margaret, I know this wasn't her goodbye but I would not be sad if it was. As for the best episode, that still sits on the Oedipus episode, because of how much it made us FEEL. The episode prior, when Manny killed Angela, was also a high point. This year it was with Owen.…

Did you guys SEE Richard's blood-soaked face in the preview for the next episode? I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little scared..

Did you guys SEE Richard's blood-soaked face in the preview for the next episode? I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little scared..

Apparently I need to watch Game of Thrones. The question is, for you dear people, do I watch GoT first, or Homeland?

Apparently I need to watch Game of Thrones. The question is, for you dear people, do I watch GoT first, or Homeland?

Is anyone else getting a terribly similar feeling with this episode, as Harry Potter Movie 7 Part 1? Ya know, right before everything gets turned upside-fucking-down in a well-choreographed, well-directed, averagely-acted finale? This is a first for Boardwalk, but it hadn't come a moment too soon. I'm actually really…

Is anyone else getting a terribly similar feeling with this episode, as Harry Potter Movie 7 Part 1? Ya know, right before everything gets turned upside-fucking-down in a well-choreographed, well-directed, averagely-acted finale? This is a first for Boardwalk, but it hadn't come a moment too soon. I'm actually really…

Thank you. His character is completely un-believable. And I mean that in the sense that I don't believe that anyone's that irritantly hot-headed for no damn reason. That, and no one with that kind of attitude made it anywhere, still doesn't. You can be ruthless, but you have to be smart. Gyp Rosetti is not smart.

Thank you. His character is completely un-believable. And I mean that in the sense that I don't believe that anyone's that irritantly hot-headed for no damn reason. That, and no one with that kind of attitude made it anywhere, still doesn't. You can be ruthless, but you have to be smart. Gyp Rosetti is not smart.

The word "inequity" can be used in more ways than just describing bank transactions, buddy. There is no rhyme, reason, or fairness behind Rosetti's actions. And this is displayed over and over again. Why people stand behind him, is beyond me.