If it wasn't clear before "Ging Gang Goolie" that Boardwalk Empire, not just the characters but the series itself, was missing Michael Pitt's killed-off co-lead it should be crystal now. If his loss was going to weigh so heavily on the third season's storyline, why set the events over a year later? The series continues to cling to his character and, like the others inside the story, cannot seem to move on.
If it wasn't clear before "Ging Gang Goolie" that Boardwalk Empire, not just the characters but the series itself, was missing Michael Pitt's killed-off co-lead it should be crystal now. If his loss was going to weigh so heavily on the third season's storyline, why set the events over a year later? The series continues to cling to his character and, like the others inside the story, cannot seem to move on.
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