Official Snowfall Season 6 Thread

[Maxine Shaw]

One thing I wish that they'd done differently was letting the locksmith live. It was a pointless death and $12K (the very amount that Avi wanted for that first brick) was all but worthless at that time (since he wasn't in his right mind; Leon would've made it work somehow). I understand killing the white guy out of panic, but there was just no use killing the Mexican. It would've been nice if Franklin had just let him go with the money just to show that there was still a tiny piece of humanity in him still.

 

[DropTopDoc]

 

[Remy LeBreh]

Small detail but regardless how you feel about her actions, it’s sad to see how Franklin refers to his mom as Cissy now, just like he called his dad Alton

That shyt is heartbreaking forreal

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Had to watch again, it’s crazy seeing Frank down bad like this

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

Had to watch again, it’s crazy seeing Frank down bad like this

Facts

Seem like a dream

I know Mel was laughing her ass off when word got back to her about what happened to Franklin

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Had to watch again, it’s crazy seeing Frank down bad like this

being back on the block the first 3 seasons took place on was surreal seeing how we went from smiling teen paying for ice cream for the kids to this

 

[Mega]

Damn Franklin went out bad.…

 

[Maxine Shaw]

I was so close!! They should've gave him the rock and ended the show with Kendrick - "Poetic Justice"

I think it's a lot more poignant that Franklin met the same end at the addiction of a LEGAL drug.

 

[Buddy]

I think it's a lot more poignant that Franklin met the same end at the addiction of a LEGAL drug.

nah he needed that rock
he did wind up turning out like his pops former self though. maybe in the future he turns it around too

 

[jwinfield]

??? Sheeeeit, I know people in real life who became alcoholics and/or drug addicts for WAY less than what happened with Franklin. Also, there's a lotta bums out here who will give you all the stories you want about how they used to be the shyt and what they used to have. And them stories sound crazy when you look at them now, broken down with their eyes half closed, but the stories be true like a MF. It ain't as unrealistic as ya think.

It's a good chance those kids that told Leon where Frank was have no idea who he was.

They just know him as that fukking drunk that's dirty as hell. They wouldn't believe him if he told them he used to smash this pretty eyed girl that was the daughter of a cop let alone him being a drug kingpin that used to fly planes for fun.

nah he needed that rock
he did wind up turning out like his pops former self though. maybe in the future he turns it around too

But Alton had people that still somewhat cared for him in Cissie and a little bit in Frank.

Frank ran his Cissie off to Europe.

 

[Buddy]

But Alton had people that still somewhat cared for him in Cissie and a little bit in Frank.

Frank ran his Cissie off to Europe.

True enough I started to say Melanie's a good Christian girl now and primed for forgiveness but that would be insane... would've kept the thought to myself if I didn't wonder immediately after rationalizing that thought:

WTF was the point of that flashback scene with her the other week? Literally NOTHING came of that.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

being back on the block the first 3 seasons took place on was surreal seeing how we went from smiling teen paying for ice cream for the kids to this

Facts, really made me think back on how it all started. They walked into that liquor store as innocent teens and now one is gone, the other has changed his life, and the one with the most promise has fallen from grace.

Such a tragically poetic ending.

 

[OG Talk]

Man this finale legit made me sad. Can't remember the last time a TV show brought emotions out of me.

The way they filmed Franklin's spiral was jarring

 

[Harry Sax]

I mean teddy could have left Franklin in there and found someone else do sell to

One thing I wish that they'd done differently was letting the locksmith live. It was a pointless death and $12K (the very amount that Avi wanted for that first brick) was all but worthless at that time (since he wasn't in his right mind; Leon would've made it work somehow). I understand killing the white guy out of panic, but there was just no use killing the Mexican. It would've been nice if Franklin had just let him go with the money just to show that there was still a tiny piece of humanity in him still.

He could of told on him

 

[mvp_status]

Powerful fukking ending. They really went all the way in with the harsh reality, I didn't think they had it in them. I would've bet a solid number that this was just gonna end with Frank in jail.

Those last scenes with Leon and Frank broke my heart. Gradually acknowledging together that Franklin is beyond saving.

When he just walks off after losing the crib, nothing to his name except the clothes on his back. The screen just goes to black and you realize this is it, ain't no bounce back coming for ya mans

Top 10 show for me, even with the fukkery that was 75% of season 5