Originally Posted by Deberg_1990:
That guy was a good actor. He looked familiar so I looked him up. He was in the ‘Iron Fist’ show on Netflix. He played a completely different type of role.
He was in “Banshee”, it was on Cinemax a few years ago, he had a role towards the end of the series, played a reformed white supremist, he was great. [Reply]
Yeah, the seasons start a little slow but really picks up. Wendy’s brother did some straight phenomenal acting. Like he was relatable but at the same time just a notch too weird [Reply]
Originally Posted by Sorry:
Yeah, the seasons start a little slow but really picks up. Wendy’s brother did some straight phenomenal acting. Like he was relatable but at the same time just a notch too weird
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
at first I was pissef that we had to waste time on a brothers fucked up addicts problems that has nothing to do with the story.
I just thought he was going to be a bad guy.
The whole REO thing was tops for me. So funny. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
at first I was pissef that we had to waste time on a brothers fucked up addicts problems that has nothing to do with the story.
Me too. But it worked. It all worked. I’ve said it before but rose taking a beating was hard to watch. I had to look away.
Didn’t mind Helen getting her head blown off though. [Reply]
Netflix announces Ozark to end with two-part final season
Netflix announced Tuesday that the hit series... has been renewed for a fourth and final season. But the Byrde family will hang around a little longer than usual, considering the concluding run will be expanded to 14 episodes (as opposed to the usual 10) and be split in two parts (seven and seven).
Originally Posted by eDave: Netflix announces Ozark to end with two-part final season
Netflix announced Tuesday that the hit series... has been renewed for a fourth and final season. But the Byrde family will hang around a little longer than usual, considering the concluding run will be expanded to 14 episodes (as opposed to the usual 10) and be split in two parts (seven and seven).
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
Kinda felt like they could get 20 more out of it without running out of gas but oh well - 14 is better than 10.
Agreed. They're past the point where the numbers egregiously don't work. But I'd rather a show knowingly end (rather than abruptly cancelled) too soon rather than too late.
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
He'd have been SUPER dead. Probably his entire family.
Had he taken it, they'd have lost their casino license and Navarro would've had little reason to keep any of them around at that point. The Agent painted a nice little picture about how he'll be 'free' of everything, but c'mon - you can't just unplug a cartel.
Arrest Navarro and someone else takes over his operations. In either event, Marty had maybe 24 months to live had he taken that deal and I suspect they'd have killed his family in front of him first.
Yeah, whoever takes over for Navarro likely is connected to Navarro.
