Well this was a very different episode. There was very little comedy and a whole lot of drama; both in New York City and back in Tulsa. Hellsapoppin everywhere for Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone).
He's got a deadly and connected biker gang on his trail back in Tulsa, whilst he's dealing with old business back in the Big Apple.
The scene between Stallone and his daughter Tina (Tatiana Zappardino) was the best dramatic scene of the series, thus far. But, the scene in the Social Club was 'Sopranos' worthy-Bada Bing!
We are halfway through Season 1 and the series has definitely hit its stride moving between comedy and drama deftly and writing great lines for Stallone, which he delivers with relish.
He's got a deadly and connected biker gang on his trail back in Tulsa, whilst he's dealing with old business back in the Big Apple.
The scene between Stallone and his daughter Tina (Tatiana Zappardino) was the best dramatic scene of the series, thus far. But, the scene in the Social Club was 'Sopranos' worthy-Bada Bing!
We are halfway through Season 1 and the series has definitely hit its stride moving between comedy and drama deftly and writing great lines for Stallone, which he delivers with relish.