Totally! God. I love that movie, and I think it's the only part in which I've unabashedly loved Depp's performance.

I'm sickened he would exploit his fame as a musician to get all these acting jobs.

That really was the best part about the remake, and sorely lacking in the first film.

Squirrel trainers get more ass than a toilet seat.

Runnin' down the drain [chu-chuk-a-chuk-a-chuk-a]
down to that sewer main [chu-chuk-a-chuk-a-chuk-a]

(don't have to live with the diiii-a-reee-ah)

"took up"

Chalky, Chappy; Chappy, Chalky."

I know, right — "Good news, we caught your son's killer! That'll be $225,000." — the Pinkertons

That was quite possibly the best moment in the entire series. Followed closely by any of the several scenes of Capone emptying a 100-round Tommy-gun magazine with a giant grin on his face.

The wife and I were talking about how kind of fantastic it'd be if at some point the show just visibly broke right off with history and took off on its own. Like if Van Alden pulls the trigger on Capone, for example. On the one hand it'd come off like a stunt, but on the other hand it'd be kind of an exciting…

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Yeah, the bell started tolling at exactly that moment.

Y'know, I think Kevin Csolak—who played Willie last year, right when Eli got out of prison—came across as a lot more like Eli, whereas this new kid (Ben Rosenfield) seems much more in the Nucky mold. Makes me wonder if that line of thought was present in the casting department.

Indeed, she is knocking shit outta the park. She looked like a Charles Addams drawing when she showed up at Tommy's school.

She's still in the credits. I think she might've been pregnant/in the process of having a baby when the first part of this season was filmed. I can find no source material for this claim.

He'll walk out of a steamy bathroom in a towel, and we'll learn it was all a dream of Gaston Means'.

I really don't know.

aaaaaaaaaasshooooooooooles!!!!!

1. What a difference a single letter makes indeed!