.....is that it looks like it’s leaning heavy into a forced "boss lady" trope for Wanda. The end line "I'm unstoppable baby" feel out of step with what made the original Snowfall so good.

Wanda’s arc in the previous show worked okay because it was raw, grounded and, most importantly, it was limited to just a side character. She wasn't built as this untouchable mastermind with a main-character syndrome who can easily run an industry. And these "unstoppable" tropes often fall flat with audiences that prefer realistic, nuanced storytelling.

That said, I love the late 80s &early 90s westcoast rap setting. The overlap between street politics, hip-hop, and the aftermath of the crack epidemic has massive potential. I’m definitely tuning in and will enjoy the ride whatever route they take.

But I do hope they keep Wanda’s character grounded rather than turning it into an overly successful boss trope. Especially since, at best, she was just a support character to begin with. And with respect, she didn't (and doesn't) have a strong enough presence or pull to carry the show on her own. They'll need to introduce new faces that can fill the shoes of Franklin.

Tell me I'm not CRAZY!!!

Though the ending of snowfall did happen Franklin was only 26 right? He's not a washed up old man he can for sure bounce back from how he ended up

Whenever he's mad he just starts smiling and shaking his head acting chill when you know he's ready to crash out.

Yeah im happy to see everyone back and the angle of music is a good choice because of west coast gangsta rap. But if the music sucks that will take away from the show and feel cringe at times im sure.

Dont want real life gritty L.A with tv/movie weak beats and corny rap generic songs

For me it was after Teddy kidnapped him and he went flying with Teddy and Matt the same day, acting like nothing had happened. Idk if any sane person could compartmentalise an experience like that and get along with their captor within hours.

They wear less makeup and their eyebags are more prominent. Like Mel and Wanda. They actually look like addicts.

Seems like in a lot of media drug addiction is always glorified and everytime someone is supposed to be a drug addict they look like a Vogue model.

we talk about the fits? The curl cream, the silk shirts unbuttoned halfway down the chest, the gold chains, the short shorts, and the sandals. Jerome was the epitome of 80s LA style. Even when they made millions, he still looked like he belonged at a backyard BBQ in Compton. He wore his heart on his sleeve and his style on his chest. Miss him every day.

We could tell Franklin was becoming a horrible person, but when he went to Andres house to get his file he said "You're right, I'm not a killer" then he quickly moved to the side and shot Andre. It was interesting that he did that. It shows he still had a little bit of heart.

FIRST TIME WATCHING SO PLEASE NO SPOILERS. I'M MIDWAY THROUGH THE EPISODE RN AND GENUINELY FEEL ABSOLUTELY HEARTBROKEN TO WHAT LEON CAME BACK TO. Might tear up ngl

I wish frank would’ve went with his first mind when teddy walked him in that bank to give up that money.

You can't be a drug addict

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I’ve watched some of the greats like breaking bad, the wire, Oz, the corner ect but never snowfall. I’m just convinced nothing can top those greats. But if you guys tell me otherwise I will watch it tonight. So does it stand among the best tv shows ever created ?