righthooksrus86
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I usually don't like them taking too many liberties with characters but I think it worked in this case...Look forward to seeing Ben Barnes as the full on villain.
				
			"your family may be gone Franky, but you're still my brother"
he fooled even me with that line
They altered the character a lot from the comics, but in this case I think it was for the best. This is the most interesting I've seen Jigsaw in any iteration....and God lord that fight in the finale.
"your family may be gone Franky, but you're still my brother"
he fooled even me with that line

It was actually a pleasant surprise for me to see Russo's ultimate fate...I didn't expect to see it this season for some reason.
It was actually a pleasant surprise for me to see Russo's ultimate fate...I didn't expect to see it this season for some reason.
That scream when Frank pushed his face down the broken mirror...It was absolutely terrifying and also satisfying at the same time.

I actually felt kinda bad for him.![]()
 I agree that the liberties taken with the character for the show have worked great. This is a far more interesting take than generic New York wiseguy gets his face all ****ed up and gets ******** at the same time. It's just not a very interesting take, but Jigsaw isn't a very interesting character. Anything to expand on that is a solid move. But let's be honest... anything is better than that turd that Dominic West brought to the screen in War Zone. Jesus he and his brother "Looney Bin Jim". Haha! That's simply a community warning of what happens to you when you mess around with Courtney Stodden...super fast deteriorating clap. 
They went with infinitely better backstory compared to the original. Him being a friend of Frank raises the stakes of the betrayal. Having Russo as a tier 1 operator also gives him a skill set better eqipped to give Frank grief.
The personal darkness of being an orphan with abandonment issues and fighting his way to the top makes him more grounded and human. Maybe even a bit sympathetic. But being messed up before the incident possibly serves only a platform for his madness.
Really looking forward to seeing the direction they are taking the character. And, yes, the final showdown was cathartic, satisfying and poetic. Looking forward to seeing both Frank and Billy in the future.
You know, maybe he is a bastard son of a Mob boss, so they can link him to the Mob if they go a Nicky Cavella route in season 2
Hard to be sympathetic to him the way he treated his invalid mother, whether she was an absentee mother who gave him up for adoption or not.They went with infinitely better backstory compared to the original. Him being a friend of Frank raises the stakes of the betrayal. Having Russo as a tier 1 operator also gives him a skill set better eqipped to give Frank grief.
The personal darkness of being an orphan with abandonment issues and fighting his way to the top makes him more grounded and human. Maybe even a bit sympathetic. But being messed up before the incident possibly serves only a platform for his madness.
Really looking forward to seeing the direction they are taking the character. And, yes, the final showdown was cathartic, satisfying and poetic. Looking forward to seeing both Frank and Billy in the future.