"BOARDWALK EMPIRE": Top Five Favorite Season Four (2013) Episodes

Dec 27, 2013 19:49



Below is a list of my top five favorite episodes from Season Four (2013) of HBO's "BOARDWALK EMPIRE":

"BOARDWALK EMPIRE": TOP FIVE FAVORITE SEASON FOUR (2013) EPISODES



1. (4.12) "Farewell Daddy Blues" - In this explosive season finale, Eli Thompson's reluctant attempt to betray Nucky to the FBI conclude unexpectedly; and the final confrontation between Chalky White and usurper Dr. Valentin Narcisse result in a double tragedy.



2. (4.10) "White Horse Pike" - Nucky's new lady love, Sally Wheat, discovers that heroin being slipped into their bootleg shipments by Charlie Luciano and MeyerLansky at Masseria's behest. Chalky fails to kill Narcisse and finds himself on the run with his singer/mistress Daughter Maitland.



3. (4.05) "Erlkönig" - FBI Agent Warren Knox arrests valet Eddie Kessler and coerces him into betraying Nucky . . . with tragic consequences. Eli's oldest son, Willie, contacts Nucky following his arrest for murder; and Al Capone loses his brother Frank during a violent street confrontation with Chicago law agents.



4. (4.01) "New York Sour" - Chalky's lieutenant Durnsley White encounters trouble with a booking-agent and his wife; heroin addict Gillian Darmody tries to regain custody of her grandson Tommy; and Nucky makes peace with Arnold Rothstein and Joe Masseria.



5. (4.11) "Havre De Grace" - Chalky and Daughter seeks refuge at the Maryland home of his mentor, Oscar Boneau. Agent Knox pressures Eli to convince Nucky into setting up a meeting between the East Coast crime bosses for a major arrest.

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