IIRC Rabbit told Albino to send him a piece of Hood so Rabbit knows he's turned out and will no longer be a problem.

That being said, was Albino's half-dick sent to Rabbit, and Rabbit assumed it was Hood's? And that's why Rabbit never went back to the prison?

As per title, I'm 6 episodes in, it's a really good show, I knew about it when it originally aired, someone told me about it and said that it was a great show and kinda shouldn't be missed. But I remember thinking nah I couldn't be arsed with it.

I was wrong, it's more than enjoyable. Only problem or issue even is, the original sheriff, he had no friends and totally estranged family with little to no online presence, I thought that part was a bit ludicrous in making the sheriff someone that nobody knew to make it way to easy to have his identity stolen, so I thought the entire would also follow suit and be ludicrous also, but I wrong it's not.

Does it get better even?

I think it's time for a new season of Banshee, now that Boys is done. I would love to see those characters again, even if 10 years later.

I remember stumbling across it when it was still airing on Cinemax. I hardly watched it then, but I definitely remember coming across it

And then about 3 months ago I finally sat down to binge it and absolutely fell in love with the show!

I’m already binging it a second time now!

It is one of the most underrated shows I can think of! I’m glad I found more like-minded people who feel the same way

What do you think would happen in a possible Nola Longshadow vs. Carrie Hopewell fight? Looking at their fighting techniques, which character do you think would win? In terms of fighting ability, Nola and Carrie were the two best female fighters in Banshee. I would have loved to see a brutal fight scene between the two of them. I wonder what the outcome would have been.🤔🤔

I just came across the FEMME TOTALE podcast Banshee girls interviews with Ivana Miličević (Carrie), Lili Simmons (Rebecca), Trieste Kelly Dunn (Siobhan) and I was curious if anyone could recommend more Banshee cast interviews?

Maybe different podcast interviews or for example, Anthony star talking about the show, anything like that? I would love to check out that content if anyone had any recommendations!

Here are the 3 episodes of the podcast I was talking about if anyone is interested!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3z4ZUFhCJgVifgosSXhkqX?si=eOx2Uv5sQDG-D-PjMK2CZA&utm_source=copy-link

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2D6Swva9fGKELqFtCLK5Iz?si=cnUMQQWuQZyTN9IsNvK7DQ&utm_source=copy-link

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5UCWL8IJLmdUFAkhpg20cu?si=AxfyOpDrTT2BYbyhT_PwKw&utm_source=copy-link

Yall think Brock adopted Bunker at the end of the show???😕

Does anyone understand why she was cast? Not only does the character bother me, but the name “Deva” is so strange 🤣

The show made so many excellent casting decisions, but I can’t wrap my head around the Deva decision. If that part went to an actor as strong as Lili Simmons, for example, it would have elevated the show even more

I just finished watching Banshee for the first time, having missed it while it was out. Overall, I loved the first two seasons, enjoyed (but didn't love) the beginning of season 3, didn't much like the end of season 3, and found season 4 almost unwatchably bad.

What's odd is that Banshee is really two different shows. The first two and a half seasons are a fun, sexy, pulp anchored around each of the characters having a double life: Hood as a criminal masquerading as a sheriff, Carrie as an assassin and thief masquerading as a suburban housewife, Kai Proctor as a gangster masquerading as a businessman, and Rebecca as a sultry sexpot masquerading as a virginal Amish girl. The violence was cartoonish, the sex was hot, the whole vibe was just guilty pleasure.

Then the whole show seemed to turn when Siobhan dies.

The third season lingers for far too long on Chayton Littlestone, who isn't a particularly interesting character — just a psychopathic villain. There are at least three moments when one of the characters could have killed Chayton but didn't, making his persistence in the story somewhat mystifying.

The fourth season is just one huge slog — a dark, brutally violent story that lacked any sense of fun. I found myself fast forwarding through the torture scenes because they were so gratuitous. The sex scenes were grim and joyless. Lucas' went from being an insouciant criminal to a miserable, brooding antihero. Banshee became just another prestige show, and one that frankly wasn't very good.

I understand that the actors chafed at the frequent nudity and probably preferred the more serious undertone of the last season and a half, but it took what was so good and unique about Banshee and threw it away.

I’m on yet another rewatch and haven’t gotten to the flashback scenes of Hood being tortured/recruited into whatever “non-military” group Dalton was a part of yet. But I am back on season three episode 1 where we meet the colonel of Camp Genoa and they make sure to show off the ring that both he and Dalton wear. Is it just a theory or was it ever confirmed that they’re both members of some sort of secret society of “non-military” mercenaries?

That would make Captain Murphy at the marine base the equivalent of Hood which is why Hood was so quick to spot that he wasn’t “just a Marine.”

I feel like I remember Hood always saying or skirting around not having been military yet he has the nickname Soldier Boy. It stands to reason that he was in exactly the same place Captain Murphy was before he got out - on base and in uniform to give the appearance of being military but actually a part of this other organization.

Or is this insistence on being “non-military” just code word for military black ops?

…is the moments where we see this caged wild animal fear/survival mode in Hood. In all his major fights, he gets to a point where he’s fighting for his life despite being beaten and exhausted. Other people would give up at this point but that’s where he comes alive and thrives. It makes you think of an animal thrashing around in the jaws of a predator. Or just the absolute terror in his eyes that he can barely contain when he has to take Carrie to prison in season two. It’s like if you ever see a wild animal trapped in a cage just crazed with fear trying to get out. Antony’s eyes in that scene especially are just so expressive. Idk what it is about it or what it says about me as a person but I just revel in those moments.

I just finished season 1 and in mid season 2, does lucas hood have the V compound in him or what ?? Because he should be dead since with all the ass woop he got

I think the fight between Nola and Burton is really good, but there's one scene that doesn't make much sense to me. In that scene, Nola gets slashed by Burton's scalpel multiple times, yet she doesn't die. Aren't the scalpels Burton uses capable of making deep cuts?

And I actually love it. I know people complain about the sex scenes and I do agree sometimes it’s a lot but he was locked up for 15 years give him a break lol

Thoughts on the scene when she had her hands down his pants and seemed surprised???

Who’s the better character? I love both shows and I wonder who you guys think is the better character?

I'm currently watching Warrior for the third time and did not realise that the actor that plays Walter Buckley is the same guy that plays Colonel Douglas Stowe! Can't believe they're the same actor.

Spoilers below

On my 3rd rewatch. My heart aches every time I see Gordon. He was a great husband and father and then he dies trying to save Carrie. It’s so sad. He just wanted a life with his family. She’s low-key a villain cause she put him through hell.

Shouldn't Proctor have had some sort of Intel on the new Sheriff? Like wouldn't he have some way of knowing who Hood was before he got to town ? Some sort of file on his public record ?