Boardwalk Empire's Final Season To Jump 7 Years!
Jun 17, 2014 16:33:30 GMT -5
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Post by King Silva on Jun 17, 2014 16:33:30 GMT -5
www.ign.com/articles/2014/06/17/boardwalk-empires-final-season-to-jump-years
Thanks to a massive time jump, when Boardwalk Empire returns to HBO for its fifth and final season, we're likely to see the characters in a very different place.
Given how things left off last season, it was probably safe to assume that Michael K. Williams' character, Chalky White, would be still looking for revenge against Dr. Narcisse, but as the actor told Den of Geek during a press day for The Purge: Anarchy, the show will have jumped seven years into the future.
"The storyline has jumped seven years," he said, "which is why I have the beard now. The Depression has set in. The days of the shiny shoes and fancy suits are long gone."
So with The Great Depression now taking center stage, it's possible that we'll see the show's familiar characters struggling with all new economic problems. With Season 4 ending in 1924, the seven year jump would take us past the Stock Market crash of 1929 and into the Depression. Prohibition, however, didn't end until 1933, so booze will still be outlawed and the bootlegging industry should still be in play.
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Thanks to a massive time jump, when Boardwalk Empire returns to HBO for its fifth and final season, we're likely to see the characters in a very different place.
Given how things left off last season, it was probably safe to assume that Michael K. Williams' character, Chalky White, would be still looking for revenge against Dr. Narcisse, but as the actor told Den of Geek during a press day for The Purge: Anarchy, the show will have jumped seven years into the future.
"The storyline has jumped seven years," he said, "which is why I have the beard now. The Depression has set in. The days of the shiny shoes and fancy suits are long gone."
So with The Great Depression now taking center stage, it's possible that we'll see the show's familiar characters struggling with all new economic problems. With Season 4 ending in 1924, the seven year jump would take us past the Stock Market crash of 1929 and into the Depression. Prohibition, however, didn't end until 1933, so booze will still be outlawed and the bootlegging industry should still be in play.
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Who still watches this?
I figured there were some fellow fans so what do you think of this news?
