Daily reminder that the 4th season of Banshee starts in 2 (TWO) days.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC1mDWll1o0
>>67668208
RIP Chatan
>>67668208
>recap and trailer
>trailer is approximately 3 seconds of dialogue right at the end
>>67668252
kek. Just watched this too.
Seriously though, this is the best action on TV. It knows what it is and runs with it, just like Black Sails.
>>67668237
dude kill white devil lmao
>>67668275
Agreed. Btw is Strike Back similar to Banshee in any way? Someone recommended it to me in another Banshee thread.
>>67668300
>d
Never heard of it, I'll have to check it out
>>67668277
He had a great death though
>Banshee without mai copfu
>>67668332
>best part of the show had her neck broken
Those scenes with Hood imagining what might have been if he had moved on from Banshee instead of staying, where he like makes eye contact with her and smiles before leaving, that shit was fucking heart breaking.
>>67668332
all aboard the feel train
>>67668208
thanks anon, will watch.
>>67670108
Thanks for the bump :)
>>67668208
Double checking this I found an interesting review, contains some minor spoilers for the new season, which should shape up to be pretty interesting.In its final chapter, Banshee makes a two-year time jump that serves as a kind of reset. But, it also brings together the show’s many disparate parts. Perhaps fittingly for a show in its twilight, the tone is of mourning (at least in these first three episodes). Hood is fully feeling the weight of Gordon’s (Rus Blackwell) death, of Job’s (Hoon Lee) adduction, of the strained relationship with his daughter (Ryann Shane), and of the death of Siobhan (Trieste Kelly Dunn). Those ghosts haunt him mightily, until Rebecca (Lili Simmons) unexpectedly comes to rescue him. Rebecca has often been one of the major points of connection between Hood and her powerful uncle, Kai Proctor (Ulrich Thomsen), but in the new season, that becomes the driving narrative.
>>67670264
forgot sauce:
http://collider.com/banshee-season-4-review/
