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** "A guy walks into a bar" begins with Siegel, Lansky and [[TheGump Sid Rothman]] murdering bootleggers in 1925 New York City.
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** "A guy walks into a bar" begins with Siegel, Lansky and [[TheGump Sid Rothman]] Rothman murdering bootleggers in 1925 New York City.
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''Mob City'' is a period drama that premiered on [=TNT=] on December 4, 2013, which stars Jon Bernthal and Milo Ventimiglia with the show mainly created and produced by Creator/FrankDarabont. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen It was first reported to be broadcasted under the title ''L.A. Noir'', before it was changed to ''Lost Angels'' and then to the current title]] to avoid trouble with the viewers on confusing it with VideoGame/{{LA Noire}}. A six-episode first season was broadcast over a compressed three week period in 2013, but the show was not picked up for a second run due to poor ratings.
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''Mob City'' is a period drama that premiered on [=TNT=] on December 4, 2013, which stars Jon Bernthal Creator/JonBernthal and Milo Ventimiglia Creator/MiloVentimiglia with the show mainly created and produced by Creator/FrankDarabont. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen It was first reported to be broadcasted under the title ''L.A. Noir'', before it was changed to ''Lost Angels'' and then to the current title]] to avoid trouble with the viewers on confusing it with VideoGame/{{LA Noire}}.the videogame ''VideoGame/{{LA Noire}}''. A six-episode first season was broadcast over a compressed three week period in 2013, but the show was not picked up for a second run due to poor ratings.
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''Mob City'' is a period drama that premiered on [=TNT=] on December 4, 2013, which stars Jon Bernthal and Milo Ventimiglia with the show mainly created and produced by Frank Darabont. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen It was first reported to be broadcasted under the title ''L.A. Noir'', before it was changed to ''Lost Angels'' and then to the current title]] to avoid trouble with the viewers on confusing it with VideoGame/{{LA Noire}}. A six-episode first season was broadcast over a compressed three week period in 2013, but the show was not picked up for a second run due to poor ratings.
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''Mob City'' is a period drama that premiered on [=TNT=] on December 4, 2013, which stars Jon Bernthal and Milo Ventimiglia with the show mainly created and produced by Frank Darabont.Creator/FrankDarabont. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen It was first reported to be broadcasted under the title ''L.A. Noir'', before it was changed to ''Lost Angels'' and then to the current title]] to avoid trouble with the viewers on confusing it with VideoGame/{{LA Noire}}. A six-episode first season was broadcast over a compressed three week period in 2013, but the show was not picked up for a second run due to poor ratings.
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* BatterUp: A common "non-killing" weapon of the gangsters. [[RealityEnsues It does kill people.]]
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* BatterUp: A common "non-killing" weapon of the gangsters. [[RealityEnsues It does kill people.]]
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** While some mobsters are told to bust places with bats and not kill people, one of their victims ends dying of trauma anyway.
** [[spoiler: An eyewitness to a double assassination fails to identify the killer, despite him having looked in the eye and spoken directly to her.]]
* SacrificialLamb: [[spoiler:Nash.]]
** While some mobsters are told to bust places with bats and not kill people, one of their victims ends dying of trauma anyway.
** [[spoiler: An eyewitness to a double assassination fails to identify the killer, despite him having looked in the eye and spoken directly to her.]]
* SacrificialLamb: [[spoiler:Nash.]]
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** While some mobsters are told to bust places with bats and not kill people, one of their victims ends dying of trauma anyway.
** [[spoiler: An eyewitness to a double assassination fails to identify the killer, despite him having looked in the eye and spoken directly to her.]]
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[[caption-width-right:340:[[{{BrutalHonesty}} Don't expect a lot of glitz and glamor in this drama.]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:340:[[{{BrutalHonesty}} Don't expect a lot of glitz and glamor in this drama.]]]]
[[caption-width-right:340:[[{{BrutalHonesty}} Don't expect a lot of glitz and glamor in this drama.]]]]
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** BiggerBad: Meyer Lansky.
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* WorldWarII: Some of the characters have formerly served in the [=US=] military before the series started.
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* [[CoolGuns/SubmachineGuns Cool Guns]]: The Thompson aka the Tommy Gun makes a presence.
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* DiscOneFinalBoss / DyingToBeReplaced: [[spoiler:Siegel gets killed off only six episodes into the series, and Mickey Cohen replaces him as the head of the mob]].
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* DiscOneFinalBoss / DyingToBeReplaced: DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:Siegel gets killed off only six episodes into the series, and Mickey Cohen replaces him as the head of the mob]].
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* FollowTheLeader[=/=]SpiritualSequel: While ''Mob City'' goes for a Noir feel and takes place 20 years after on the opposite coast, it is impossible to not make comparisons with HBO's ''Series/BoardwalkEmpire''. Its debut two weeks after the end of ''Boardwalk'''s fourth season might be an attempt to gather some of its viewers... and the scene in "Red Light" when Siegel is saying that Atlantic City is History and "this" (meaning Las Vegas) is "something different" could be interpreted as a commentary from the writers asking those viewers to keep the two shows apart.
* ForWantOfANail / MinorCrimeRevealsMajorPlot : The series begins with Hecky Nash's attempt to bribe Teague into acting as his bodyguard while blackmailing Mickey Cohen. Then [[spoiler: Teague murders Nash.]] And everything else spirals from there.
* ForWantOfANail / MinorCrimeRevealsMajorPlot : The series begins with Hecky Nash's attempt to bribe Teague into acting as his bodyguard while blackmailing Mickey Cohen. Then [[spoiler: Teague murders Nash.]] And everything else spirals from there.
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* FollowTheLeader[=/=]SpiritualSequel: While ''Mob City'' goes for a Noir feel and takes place 20 years after on the opposite coast, it is impossible to not make comparisons with HBO's ''Series/BoardwalkEmpire''. Its debut two weeks after the end of ''Boardwalk'''s fourth season might be an attempt to gather some of its viewers... and the scene in "Red Light" when Siegel is saying that Atlantic City is History and "this" (meaning Las Vegas) is "something different" could be interpreted as a commentary from the writers asking those viewers to keep the two shows apart.
* ForWantOfANail / MinorCrimeRevealsMajorPlot :ForWantOfANail: The series begins with Hecky Nash's attempt to bribe Teague into acting as his bodyguard while blackmailing Mickey Cohen. Then [[spoiler: Teague murders Nash.]] And everything else spirals from there.
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* TheReveal / TwistEnding: TheReveal: The first two episodes.
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* FollowTheLeader[=/=]SpiritualSequel: While ''Mob City'' goes for a Noir feel and takes place 20 years after on the opposite coast, it is impossible to not make comparisons with HBO's ''BoardwalkEmpire''. Its debut two weeks after the end of ''Boardwalk'''s fourth season might be an attempt to gather some of its viewers... and the scene in "Red Light" when Siegel is saying that Atlantic City is History and "this" (meaning Las Vegas) is "something different" could be interpreted as a commentary from the writers asking those viewers to keep the two shows apart.
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* FollowTheLeader[=/=]SpiritualSequel: While ''Mob City'' goes for a Noir feel and takes place 20 years after on the opposite coast, it is impossible to not make comparisons with HBO's ''BoardwalkEmpire''.''Series/BoardwalkEmpire''. Its debut two weeks after the end of ''Boardwalk'''s fourth season might be an attempt to gather some of its viewers... and the scene in "Red Light" when Siegel is saying that Atlantic City is History and "this" (meaning Las Vegas) is "something different" could be interpreted as a commentary from the writers asking those viewers to keep the two shows apart.
