now that's the banshee i love
Wow at that post-credits scene. I like how a short fight is actually unexpected in this show.
Maybe we can get an Origins of just a Burton BDSM adventure.
Wow at that post-credits scene. I like how a short fight is actually unexpected in this show.
Maybe we can get an Origins of just a Burton BDSM adventure.
Hahaha I actually yelled Holy shit when he got decapitated
The disjointed shots remained like last week, but were less jarring.
I think that was what they were trying to convey, the way Rebecca is becoming more like Kai, but obviously she is still in way over her head.Great episode.
I was a little disappointed with the scene in which the Real Hood's kid gets killled. We got a shot of Rebecca holding his head firm with her fist, face in front of her pussy; I thought for certain that we'd get a scene mirroring Proctor getting blowed by the chick. I thought Rebecca would shove the guy's face between her legs, not caring about his wants and taking control of the situation, essentially becoming more and more like her uncle. We even had Kelly talking talking off-scene about people evolving and becoming better; it would have been perfect.
Oh well.
edit: I approve of Hood and Kelly starting to become steadier.
What did Kai say to Rebecca there? Was that in Amish?
I understood: "When you're with me, you're with me." Or something like that. I'm not even sure.
OK. Proctor has gone officially 100% creep on Rebecca.
Well over the half way point now, Banshee needs to step it up. Barring fight-of-the-week, everything feels kinda pedestrian. Nothing new is really building, just more foreshadowing of another Rabbit showdown
Well over the half way point now, Banshee needs to step it up. Barring fight-of-the-week, everything feels kinda pedestrian. Nothing new is really building, just more foreshadowing of another Rabbit showdown (if it does happen, hopefully they'll kill off Rabbit and Carrie so the show can move on - didn't they promise us a really brutal season?).
So the Jason storyline concluded as a really hamfisted way to put Proctor/Lucas at odds again? Felt very forced and out-of-character for Proctor, killing a random kid for fucking his niece?
And the timeslip and flashback shots need to be strictly rationed, the show's starting to look like an Aerosmith video.
Who was the actor that played Quentin? I swear I've seen him in something else.
This gif is life.
Jason Statham's body double?
Oh, it's andrew howard. bad guy in limitless.
That GIF is nightmare fuel. Burton's a strange guy.
Episode last night was ok, but like many other people, I'm not feeling an overall cohesion to the season. It feels more like short stories about Hood being a badass rather than a season long arc. Hopefully it starts to fall into place soon.
Yup. They should have concentrated on the feud between Proctor and the Natives. That's what this season's arc should have been. Rabbit should have died last season. As it is now, it feels too disconnected.
He was in that apocalyptic show from the x-files creator.Thanks. Forgot about Limitless but I watched one of Amazon's pilot episodes of new shows last week and he was on one of them,
I understood: "When you're with me, you're with me." Or something like that. I'm not even sure.
Yup. They should have concentrated on the feud between Proctor and the Natives. That's what this season's arc should have been. Rabbit should have died last season. As it is now, it feels too disconnected.
Yep and yep. I was expecing Rebecca to smoother him with a faceful of Amish pussy, but alas, he got an even rawer deal. Gat-damn, Burton, you crazy fuck.I thought for certain that we'd get a scene mirroring Proctor getting blowed by the chick. I thought Rebecca would shove the guy's face between her legs, not caring about his wants and taking control of the situation, essentially becoming more and more like her uncle. We even had Kelly talking talking off-scene about people evolving and becoming better; it would have been perfect.
Oh well.
edit: I approve of Hood and Kelly starting to become steadier.
I think pedestrian may be a tad strong, but it is true that S2 is meandering way too much in comparison with S1, which was laser focused in comparison. I have to agree with AuthenticM in that the focus should have been the quarreling with the natives. They vented way too much pressure way too soon by having two episodes without any real movement on that front.Well over the half way point now, Banshee needs to step it up. Barring fight-of-the-week, everything feels kinda pedestrian. Nothing new is really building, just more foreshadowing of another Rabbit showdown (if it does happen, hopefully they'll kill off Rabbit and Carrie so the show can move on - didn't they promise us a really brutal season?).
Hi guys, quick question.
Will I like this season if I enjoyed the first one? For some reason I lost track of Banshee.
Hi guys, quick question.
Will I like this season if I enjoyed the first one? For some reason I lost track of Banshee.
He was in that apocalyptic show from the x-files creator.
Name escapes me but soon as i saw him i was like hey it's the drunk prick from that amazon show!
Banshee credits are so interesting, let's see what has been happening in them so far with the pictures behind the actor's name.
Vault numbers: 62 07 02 30
Hood:
1: A shadow of a sheriff's badge and a man in a rabbit mask
2: A shadow of a man with a fence shadow vanishing
3: The tattoed back of Clayton (the huge Indian) and a razor
4: The rabbit masked man
5: A circlet with a picture of the house in the country and a pic of Racine
6: A dog and a hand drawing a unicorn
Carrie:
1: A dead rabbit
2: A shadow of a woman with a fence shadow appearing
3: No idea what that is
4: A white picket fence with flowers, then shots of barbed wire fences
5: Same as Hood. Loved the little red glow of Racine's cigarette in the picture
6: Same as Hood
Proctor:
1: A flower
2: A sheriff and deputy badge with a cleaver in the middle (Brock being told to spy on Hood ?)
3: A baseball bat
4: A set of instruments, the ones he used on the Amish killer guy.
5: A woman in a white skirt and bare feet sitting in a chair
6: A meatgrinder
Sugar:
1: Two kids with shovels
2: Two kids starting to dig
3: Kids digging
4: Kids covering up a hole in the ground, you can just see some hairs of whatever was buried
5: What looks like one of the kids trying to put the other into the hole in the ground. Quite a creepy image.
6: The kids with the mannequin they dug up
Job:
1: Job staking out the armored car
2: A laptop and an old typewriter
3: The same kids as with Sugar digging
4: Same as Sugar
5: A sheet of fingerprints vanishing. Job working on the new identity of Jason.
6: A knife and a rabbit (?) in the grass
Gordon:
1: Looking out a window to a woman
2: Silhoutte of a naked woman in a window
3: Bars appearing in front of the window
4: A naked woman
5: The woman from the first pic running away
6: An empty photo frame
Brock:
1: A sherrif badge vanishing
2: A car on a road
3: The same tattooed man as Hood
4: A sheriff badge and a flower
5: Brock at the gun range, a target has one shot in the head but it may not be Brock's target.
6: A photo of the Hopewell family in happier times
Emett:
1: A bible with a drop of blood on it
2: The bible with more blood
3: More blood !
4: The blood has dried and the cross on the bible can be seen again
5: Ugh, so much blood
6: You can't see it's a bible anymore, just blood and a cross
Siobhan
1: A hand full of flowers
2: A gun range target shot in the head
3: A squirrel dead on the road
4: Clayton's tattooed back
5: A different picture of Clayton's back
6: A picture of a bike and of the bikers rings from season one. Written on it is 105, for season 1 episode 5 when the biker gang appeared ?
Deva:
1: A family photo being burned with other photos behind it
2: The photo burning up more
3: First photo gone, you now see a picture of a much younger Deva (?)
4: That picture also burning
5: Picture almost gone, a new picture of Carrie and Deva becoming visible
6: New photo visible, Gordon, Carrie and Deva
Rebecca:
1: Two pies, one with a butcher's cleaver
2: The second pie now has an Indian dagger
3: The pie with the dagger has a piece cut out and a bible verse, Genesis 4 10
The LORD said, "What have you done? Listen! Your brother's blood cries out to me from the ground.
4: The other pie, now with Proctor's pincers has a piece cut out and another bible verse, 1 Thessalonians 4 16
For the Lord himself will come down from heaven, with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet call of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first.
5: A cleaver scooping up a piece of pie with a new verse, Romans 12 19
Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God's wrath, for it is written: "It is mine to avenge; I will repay," says the Lord.
6: A pie with both the knife and cleaver on it with bible verse Jeremiah 17 9: The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?
Alex Longshadow:
1: A poker game, butcher's cleaver (Proctor) versus dagger (Alex), Queen of hearts open, six and nine of diamonds (together 15, the years Hood was in jail for a diamond heist)
2: Cards are opened, Alex wins with two pair, queens and nines
3: Another, slightly different game, this time Proctor wins with twos and nines
4: Another game won by Proctor, both have two kings but he has the high card, the queen of clubs against Alex's jack of spades
5: Cards being shuffled
6: A game ending in a draw, both had ace/king with Alex having spades and Proctor clubs.
Rabbit:
1: An egg
2: Some sort of pen with ink being lit by a candle
3: Drawing lines on the egg with the pen.
4: A woman drawing more on the egg
5: What looks like a deer being drawn on the egg
6: More elaborate drawing on the egg
For some characters the pictures are a preview of what will happen that episode while with others it gives some indication of what they are doing even when they are not in the episode. The poker game looks like it's representing the Alex/Proctor power struggle with Proctor significantly ahead so a draw is really a win for him. Not sure what to make of Brock, Emmett or Rabbit's pictures.
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