Red Light

Episode aired Dec 11, 2013
TV-14TV-14
43min

7.7/10

S1.E3

Bugsy reveals a plan that will transform the city. Bugsy uses violence to prove a point. The police force scours the city for leads. Jasmine struggles to stay out of harm's way.Bugsy reveals a plan that will transform the city. Bugsy uses violence to prove a point. The police force scours the city for leads. Jasmine struggles to stay out of harm's way.Bugsy reveals a plan that will transform the city. Bugsy uses violence to prove a point. The police force scours the city for leads. Jasmine struggles to stay out of harm's way.Bugsy reveals a plan that will transform the city. Bugsy uses violence to prove a point. The police force scours the city for leads. Jasmine struggles to stay out of harm's way.Bugsy reveals a plan that will transform the city. Bugsy uses violence to prove a point. The police force scours the city for leads. Jasmine struggles to stay out of harm's way.

Director
- Frank Darabont
Writers
- Frank Darabont(creator)
- John Buntin
- Michael Sloane
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Director
- Frank Darabont
Writers
- Frank Darabont(creator)
- John Buntin
- Michael Sloane
All cast & crew

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Captain William Parker's mob squad is first on the scene after two mobsters are gunned down in a restaurant. It turns out that the two were going to testify against their mob bosses and the Chief of Police tells Parker to back off. Never one to obey orders, Parker orders his men to round up up anyone with links to the mob and bring them in for questioning. When one them mentions photos, the penny drops - Hecky Green was blackmailing Bugsy Siegel because he had photos showing Siegel killing an underling. Joe Teague has a pretty good idea who the photographer is - his ex-wife Jasmine - but he's not the only one who thinks she might be involved. When they track down the waiter who tipped the mobsters about the stool pigeons being in the restaurant, they also have to protect him. —garykmcd

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Goofs
Siegel is shown riding or driving various 1948-49 model cars. He was killed in 1947.

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Almost as good as Episode 1

But not as well paced. Darabont's still directing, but not writing, and we lost Tattersall. Maybe better performances though, with definitely more for the actors to do, and we see more people.

Top tier ending though. Another slam bang surprise like Episode 1!

Frank Darabont is fantastic with short seasons of TV. 6 episodes works for him, and TWD would've been six per season if it were up to him.

I'm excited for Episode 4 simply because it means we're closer to the end. I wanna see the ending again, I forgot most of it.

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