The Black Donnellys

Haggis is in the directors and screenwriters, overall a good cast and a pretty good presentation of the story. But at the same time, it's a bit annoying britpop and a very stretched plot in places, in which the characters start to get dumber than usual. Add to this a high rating on metacritic and imdb from users, and an average rating from critics. NBC, damn it... They actually put either 3 or 4 episodes on the air, the rest on DVD. I also watched it on TV when I was at home. The star seemed to be broadcasting.
Haggis should have gone to HBO, or to any other cable channel, I have a feeling that his original vision of the series was heavily diluted with producer pop, resulting in neither fish nor meat. We haven't finished properly yet. But it's a pity, despite all this, the series is much more lively than many of the current average serial crime dramas, if they had worked on it nominally, they could have already watched season 8.

It's a great series. It's a pity that it's only 1 season. The cast is good, there were good garters for the series to continue for several seasons. It was possible to calmly stretch the story of the formation of new bosses of Italians and Irish for 5 seasons, and most likely some kind of enmity between them.

It wasn't enough for the story to be finished. It's not a bad series, I think I'll agree with the speaker above, because it's really much better than modern crime dramas.

Tucker, it turns out, often holds dying brothers in his arms. Jonathan was pleased, the pilot turned out not to be boring, everything was presented very clearly and interestingly.

The series are cool, they look like nuts!)))