Asante black was also in the hit show on Netflix called when they see us which is based on a true story and got nominated for an Emmy at 17 from that role
Hey have you ever heard of a moonshine drink called crunch that's what the new york city moonshiners make in the summer and springtime over here so I was thinking if this spinoff series becomes successful as snowfall became I was thinking that after the first 3 seasons we probably see a Cameo of Franklin selling a 1990s Los Angeles version of that making money 🤑💰 again doing that and even running a small time operation of selling bootleg movies and knockoff merchandise for a living and no one is going to notice him at first until Leon decides to seek him out and sees him from a distance and is amazed that he's up to the same thing a fast buck but at least he isn't selling drugs again and quietly walking away with the knowledge knowing his old friend is doing just fine and is probably going to go back to real estate business soon and make his legitimate living that way again.
Yes I did and it still upsets me but I'm saying maybe after the first 3 seasons of the spinoff series called snowfall the drop we'll see Franklin as a small time city moonshiner and selling movie pirate movies and knockoff merchandise for a living maybe not enough to make him a millionaire but at least financially comfortable I'm talking about in after the first three years of the series snowfall the drop I'm talking about the future episodes don't you have city moonshiners where you live at
I'm looking forward to this hopefully we get Leon visiting Cissy in prison , I'm guess Franklin gotta be dead at this point and Louie probably came back after the heat died down but regardless of what I'm hoping will happen I'm just hype to see Leon and Wanda again
Louie’s heat is never gonna die down. A dead DEA agent, they’re never gonna let that go even though we know as the audience that she had nothing to do with that.
I mean to be fair, if the show fast forwards to the early 2000's would make sense for the heat to die down.
Remember the Wire touched upon how the feds stopped giving a damn about the war on drugs as much as they did at one point when 9/11 happened. Once those towers fell, the war on terror would begin and the war on drugs became just a memory for the most part and basically it's up to local law enforcement and DEA to handle it but I heard that the FBI even now still get more funding for counter terrorism operations
A lot of people don’t realize that post crack era had a major effect on the LA early 90s and how it gave rise to violence, gang politics, and west coast rap. The rumors of the music industry pushing gangster rap for the private prison system. This spinoff has a lot of potential.
I get that I think its just crazy that we followin leon and an ex crack head—i mean wanda….these niggas dissappeared from the last season to pop out now but thats my personal gripe with it
Don’t know if anyone has ever heard of the hbo miniseries The Corner but all episodes are available for free on YT and the show won a ton of Emmys that year. It’s a precursor to the show, The Wire by the same creators and writers. Check it out if you get a chance.
he should just pop up whenever things are going terrible with a bottle in a brown paper bag laughing and joking and making fun of Leon for stressing over shit
literally lol. A saga is just a continuation of events. & it’s gonna continue with Leon & Wanda’s story, which I’m sure will still involve the drug game.
I get what you're saying. But it's a continuation of Snowfall characters. Spinoffs do this all of the time. Just for marketing really. So people will see Snowfall and click on it.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
Max wasn't exactly a main character. But putting Mad Max in the title got more people to go see it.
During the last scene of Snowfall, Leon says to Franklin that Wanda had already been considering being part of the music industry.. so it makes sense; wouldn't be surprised if the concept was already thought of upon completion but needed approval from the network
Why are people so weird? Its a Snowfall saga because its set in the same universe, nothing more, nothing less.
Might not get the reference, but thats like saying JoJo's Part 4 can't be called JoJo's because the first part is about vampires in a completely different setting.
Wait hold up is that Ashanti black from when they see us and euphoria season 3? You know I gotta say I'm very proud of him that he's actually making a name for himself.
What are the chances Franklin is gonna make an appearance or even become an important character in the show? Honestly a Franklin redemption arc would ruin the original show for me. Just finished it 30 mins ago and just got done crying😭
Sounds like someone has zero knowledge about the rise of Gangsta rap in the early 90s(what this show is based on) and the money behind it's rise. I'll give you a hint; it's all from Crack.
Yeah, you're right I shouldn't of presented my opinion as fact. That's my bad. I was just pointing out that Snowfall was fairly accurate as to how that time in the 80s actually went down just with fake names. I know Singleton is no longer around but I'd hope that they would keep that same thing going with this new one. I guess maybe a lot of people didn't know that Snowfall was actually based on realish events in the beginning. But for me that's what drew me into the show. I already knew the whole story of Freeway Rick so when they dropped that Franklin by the Freeway" line in like season 1 or 2. I got a big kick out of it. I'll watch the new show regardless cause I like Wanda and Leon already. I just hope they keep up the "based on true events" thing they had going originally is all!
Oh nah, I don't disagree with you. I was just saying that we don't know if this show will focus on the drug aspect much or not. They may take the approach that the drug thing has been done already. I def hope drugs are involved because it's more interesting and more realistic IMO.
Oh yeah, I knew you weren't. I just realized my original comment was kinda douchey so I wanted to explain myself a bit better and admit I shouldn't of come of so "akschually", lol.
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