Written by Howard Korber, executive producer and often writer on Boardwalk
Directed by Tim Van Patten who directed this past episode
- The previouslies mostly only include scenes from the last two episodes
- "Apaches." Way to go Eddie
- Looks like threatening deportation to turn informant is an old time device used by g-men. At least in the fictional worlds we watch on television
- Anytime a baby actually delivers a line they should get an Emmy.
- So that baby is like 89 or 90 years old today
- The Western Electric plant's whistle is borrowing from The Flintstones
- The last few weeks have really shown Al as a blunt instrument rather than criminal mastermind, with Frank as the real gangster
- When the union guys yell at Al "Who are YOU?" Al gets into his inferiority complex, brought up earlier this season when his name was misprinted
- Though it's all probably part of building Al's character into the kingpin he becomes, with Frank's death being a catalyst
- Just like Dana and Carrie are both going crazy on Homeland, Eddie and Lil Thompson are both being held by police for most of the episode
- Gillian is falling apart faster than Erika Christensen in Traffic
- Fortunately she grew up to be the responsible, ambitious one
- Body count - 2 (15 for the season)
- Eddie :-( By Eddie on the pavement with the plunge
- Frank Capone :-( By the Chicago Police (acting as deputy sheriffs in Cicero) outside Western Electric with the sidearms
- Has anyone described the German language as "beautiful" before?
- The Elf King/Der Erlkonig sounds more like a bedtime story from Dwight Schrute
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