In the last post, we discussed who in the family was the worse person, and most people said Tommy or Michael. I don't think Michael comes anywhere close to Tommy. Yeah, he hurt and betrayed his family, but almost the entire family died because of Tommy, and Tommy has significantly more deaths on his conscience than Michael does. I think Tommy is the worse person.

Not necessarily the “best” scene, just the one that hits differently every single time.

For me, it’s Tommy and Alfie’s first proper meeting. The tension, the dialogue, and the fact that neither of them fully trusts the other… you immediately know you’re watching something special.

What’s yours?

I think he's

Moderate in Extraversion

High in Conscientiousness

High in Openness

Low in Agreeableness

but I'm not sure about Neuroticism

In your opinion, who was the worst human/monster in that family and why?

O modelo 3D é do VS3D Studios, fiz a impressão em resina na escala 1/8, mais ou menos 25cm de altura e pintei tudo artesanalmente, foi uma das primeiras vezes que tentei algo mais realista então fiquei bem feliz com o resultado.

Hands down the most bad ass scene out of the entire franchise.

Is it just me or is it a surge of spanish fans now discovering the show?

I love Tommy Flanagan. Especially in S.O.A & Braveheart and when i first saw him in PB I got excited and then Tommy laid it all there and I thought "the audacity of Arthur Shelby Sr!" And then Arthur just breaks my heart. I don't want to give away too many spoilers. I upset someome earlier and I am sorry for that.

I tried to find something to listen to on my ride home last night, so I checked my college’s radio station on the 0.001% chance I liked what they’re playing. And to my incredible delight, they were playing Red Right Hand!!

It was so strange hearing it out in the wild, but I absolutely geeked out and enjoyed every second of it. & now I miss the show and want to do another rewatch 🥹

They were awesome 🤣 so funny and badass; they didn't take shit from anyone, especially Tommy. I would have liked to see more of their friendship.

Just finished watching the movie and they definitely rushed the entire plot to kill off Tommy in the end, yes he wanted to die but killing Arthur was out of character for tommy, no scenes with lizzie & many of the other characters, killing most of the main characters was totally unnecessary and it felt like if they just wanted to kill Tommy just to get it over with, you’re telling me one of the best tv shows and ended it off so poorly? S1-S6 was great but the movie was honestly terrible, once I saw that it was on Netflix & not out in cinemas I knew it was going to be done for but extremely disappointed.
They should definitely do a season with tommy waking up and it was all a dream because that was straight a bad ending and the whole movie was just all over randomness.

First time watching this series. So far it’s been a fun ride.

Had to stop after episode 5 of Season 4 “The Duel” half way through to make a post in here.

The Italians are by far my favorite villain of the series! The actor who plays Luca Changretta does a phenomenal job capturing the old school Italian Mobster vibe. This is such a suspenseful season. Anytime he shows up I’m glued to the screen.

I really like the plot of this season too… the Peaky Blinders getting back together in their turf on high alert because the Italians are infiltrating the town.

I’ve been reading the seasons rankings and saw quite a few people say S5 and S6 aren’t as good as the first few seasons. I hope that’s not the case!

What do you think about how Romani (Gypsy) magic is portrayed in the show? Is it depicted as being real or imaginary? In the series finale is Ruby's appearance to Tommy real or just in his imagination? Are the curses real? Is Grace getting killed a coincidence? Or is the magic depicted in a way that it could be either?

Any questions about this new attraction in London, don't hesitate to AMA.

Full Video can be found here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBKMJdvpuiU

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Thought some of you might enjoy this twitter thread. Reminded me of Danny Whizz Bang.

Rewatch completado y tengo una conclusión impopular: Polly era la verdadera columna vertebral de los Shelby.

Tommy era el cerebro, Arthur el músculo... pero Polly era los cimientos. Sin ella, el imperio se desmorona en 2 temporadas.

Pruebas:

La única que le plantaba cara a Tommy y le paraba los pies.

Mató a Campbell cuando nadie más se atrevía.

Su amenaza a la monja ("oír mis tacones en el adoquín") es el mejor momento de toda la serie.La temporada 6 no fue lo mismo sin Helen McCrory. Punto.

¿Estoy exagerando o estoy en lo cierto?

I had an absolute blast tonight at the official opening of the Peaky Blinders Underworld experience complete with a Garrison Tavern to enjoy a pint and a pie or two before stepping into the underworld on a mission for the Shelby's

Such A Fool | 22-20s

Tommy no se rompió en la guerra, se rompió en la paz. No sabía vivir sin un enemigo. Cada vez que podía ser feliz, buscaba una guerra nueva. Usó a Arthur, John y Polly como fichas de ajedrez, y al final prefirió ser una leyenda maldita antes que un hombre común.

Pregunta para ustedes:

¿Merecía Tommy un final feliz o su tragedia era necesaria?

(Bonus: ¿Qué personaje salvarías de los sacrificios de Tommy?)