Roadhouse Blues
- Episode aired Jan 18, 2019
- TV-MA
- 53m
IMDb RATING
8.9/10
7.8K
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While driving through Michigan, Frank stops for a beer at a roadside bar. But staying out of trouble has never been his strong suit.While driving through Michigan, Frank stops for a beer at a roadside bar. But staying out of trouble has never been his strong suit.While driving through Michigan, Frank stops for a beer at a roadside bar. But staying out of trouble has never been his strong suit.
Alexander Notkin
- Sergei Konchevsky
- (as Alex Notkin)
Featured reviews
An excellent start to a new season, with a much higher body count. Instead of adopting the slow moving pace of the first season, this sets the tone for what's to come. Setting up interesting characters and giving the bloody violence of the punisher we all know and love. As good as the first season was, it took a while to get going, but the punisher season 2 has gripped me within the first episode. Very impressed
10kffeee
I jumped up from my Couch to celebrate the first big fight in the Bar in this Episode. Its so intense, so full of good action, that you just want more and more and you don't get disappointed!
This happened to me only in one series before, which was Breaking Bad. Loved the first Season and it looks like the second Season is going to be even better!
Have fun!
This happened to me only in one series before, which was Breaking Bad. Loved the first Season and it looks like the second Season is going to be even better!
Have fun!
And finally Frank is back.
I am a big fan of this series, I admit it. I've been waiting for this to come since I ended watching season one.
First thing first, I am just starting with the season as I watched episodes one and two only. I'm gonna put it into one word: Brutal.
We start with a scene where Frank is driving his van with a mysterious girl (watched the trailer? No, I didn't) and it seems they are being chased by two cars. And then, you can imagine what happens when one of them block the highway ahead. And that my friends, is music to our ears.
Time has passed, and Frank is there. Traveling, listening to blues and trying (or not) to forget his past. And of course, helping people who are in need... You know what that means, right? And then, this mysterious girl appears, and seems she's in serious trouble with serious people.
Nothing more to say, fellas. You know what to expect when you see Frank in action. Be careful, people... because Frank doesn't care whether you're a guy or a girl when you mess with him. You'll see.
We missed you, Frank. Welcome back.
I am a big fan of this series, I admit it. I've been waiting for this to come since I ended watching season one.
First thing first, I am just starting with the season as I watched episodes one and two only. I'm gonna put it into one word: Brutal.
We start with a scene where Frank is driving his van with a mysterious girl (watched the trailer? No, I didn't) and it seems they are being chased by two cars. And then, you can imagine what happens when one of them block the highway ahead. And that my friends, is music to our ears.
Time has passed, and Frank is there. Traveling, listening to blues and trying (or not) to forget his past. And of course, helping people who are in need... You know what that means, right? And then, this mysterious girl appears, and seems she's in serious trouble with serious people.
Nothing more to say, fellas. You know what to expect when you see Frank in action. Be careful, people... because Frank doesn't care whether you're a guy or a girl when you mess with him. You'll see.
We missed you, Frank. Welcome back.
10Holt344
A country live band in a calm bar was great way to start the second season as it shows you how Frank is doing and what place he is in and having Alexa Davalos play Beth worked perfectly, good chemistry between the two. I'm loving the story arc with Frank having to defend Amy Bendix, it's a plot that isn't that original but it's mostly really good and it will work perfectly in this show, can't wait to see more of it and Jigsaw
What stood out most of this episode was the fight sequences, drama and new cast. The fight sequences started great and seems like it will only get better, with Jon Bernthal doing all of his stunts it can't get any better as it feels more realistic and his portrayal is believable and seriously scary in how fearsome he looks when his killing instincts comes out, magnificent.
What stood out most of this episode was the fight sequences, drama and new cast. The fight sequences started great and seems like it will only get better, with Jon Bernthal doing all of his stunts it can't get any better as it feels more realistic and his portrayal is believable and seriously scary in how fearsome he looks when his killing instincts comes out, magnificent.
Well it starts again. Castles life always revolves around violence, and how episode 1 puts him in the fight is both shocking and riveting. Bernthal portrays another side to Frank that maybe he's starting to get his life together. But a soldier always finds war in the end. Amazing fight scenes and some touching moments. Bingeworthy as always. Think its gonna get messy as we go along. What a start.
Did you know
- TriviaWhile shooting the bar fight, Jon Bernthal badly injured his hand and had to get surgery. His injury was written into the plot of season 2.
- GoofsWhen Dinah takes a drink from the flask, the flask is not open. The cap is still on the flask as she holds it to her mouth.
- ConnectionsReferences Don't Look Now (1973)
Details
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- 53m
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- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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