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Netflix: No Peaky Blinders thread? (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=294003)

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Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 17887343)

Knight has this ending in mind (that he’s openly talked about multiple times, so spoilers beware), that I worry he’s been stuck on for so long it’ll feel a little forced in the context of what the show has become (like How I Met Your Mother’s ending, for instance).

Spoiler!

I’d love to be wrong, though. I consider Season 2’s finale to be among some of the greatest television ever.

I'd agree the S2 finale is some of the greatest television ever, and when Murphy is in the field might be one of the best couple minutes of acting put on screen.

The first time I saw it I had to rewind it because I was so in it, I missed what actually happened at the end. It was so good I couldn't process it or some shit.

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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 17887384)

“In the bleak midwinter…”

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Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 17887646)

“In the bleak midwinter…”

"So ****ing close..."

That's just such a strangely relatable moment considering the context. I mean even if you're only talking about some stupid video game you played as a kid, we all have some moment where we were like "Damn man...I was riiiiight there. And not its all gone..."

No matter how banal or remarkable your life may be, you see that moment and you feel it a bit of a twinge.

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Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 17887646)

“In the bleak midwinter…”

I actually looked up that poem based off that line. Just extraordinarily powerful.

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 17887659)

That's the one.

In the context of him being completely under control and quiet for 2 seasons and then he loses his shit.

So ****ing close.

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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 17887755)

I actually looked up that poem based off that line. Just extraordinarily powerful.

Spoiler!