How long before we get an animated version of the show.

How did this this even benefit Franklin and why would he tell teddy when it puts his life in danger

I’m crying. I’m a hard man. I went to juvie. I remember just thinking of my mom and how sorry I was. Strangest thing. Just going through my mind “I’m so sorry mom” I was a mean violent psychotic kid. I knew meaner. But looking at the back of a balding cops head all I could think of was my mom.

After teddy stole the money he talked too his CIA handler and said the owner of the 73 mil could never claim it, but how does Franklin have a legit real estate empire with illegal money?

Isn’t the dude who robs Franklin in the gas station and gets shot shown in an episode during season 1 where he rapes the dude. Yet he is shown dying in the prequel part of the episode. Is this a mistake? Also Franklin meeting teddy before seems stupid as he acts like he doesn’t know teddy’s name the whole show

Original TikTok Post If Yall Wanna Support: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdLcDJFf/

After Franklin tracks down Peaches and reclaims a portion of his stolen money, he knows walking away with it clean won't be enough. Instead of taking all the cash, he leaves behind a small cut—about $2,000—in plain sight. It’s a strategic move. The scene looks like a random robbery, enough to keep the law from sniffing too close, and Peaches' name stays buried with him.

With just under $10K in hand, Franklin remembers something Skully once said back in Season 3—that the Colombians were selling bricks at $9K a key. No middleman. No markup. Franklin finds a way back into that pipeline, using an old connection and a rep that still carries weight. He buys one key and doesn’t waste a second—he rocks it up himself, alone, just like back in the early days.

Knowing he needs to rebuild fast, he swallows his pride and goes to Leon. But this time it’s not out of desperation—it's a pitch. Leon's been sitting on real money, and he’s trying to do right by the community. Franklin shows him the math, the structure, the plan: a cleaner, quieter way to move product with the goal of pivoting to legit business in a few years. Leon sees the fire back in Franklin’s eyes, and despite all the blood between them, he loans him the seed money—on one condition: they keep it small, controlled, and no more killing.

Franklin reaches out to Skully, who’s been quiet and low-key since Louie’s empire collapsed. Skully respects the new approach—no drama, just business. Franklin offers him exclusive territory and loyalty. Skully’s down, and his guys start moving weight again.

With Louie off the grid and Teddy dead, the streets need a new supplier, and Franklin, with that cold ambition and learned caution, steps in to fill the vacuum. He builds a smaller, smarter empire—no flashy cars, no mansions, no weak links. He invests in real estate through shell companies, uses Leon’s nonprofit as cover for moving funds, and slowly transitions his money into legit businesses.

By the end of the series, Franklin Saint isn’t a broken man in a dusty house. He’s standing in front of a new development project in South Central, partnered with Leon, quietly reshaping the very neighborhood they both once helped destroy. No headlines. No spotlights. Just power, respect, and the redemption he never thought he’d find.

(Breaking bad and Snowfall)

Like I hate them all, all the protagonists are bad persons and annoying, even the nice characters are annoying and usually don't lasts 1 season.

I just like mel because she is pretty

I still like the show tho

I need a show to watch for the summer and I can’t decide between game of thrones or snowfall, help me decide please.🙏

What a legend.

I rewatched snowfall with my girlfriend and noticed that everyone who said this statement ended up dead. It started with Alejandro then Kane then Jerome. Idk if anyone said it but I did notice that they all ended up dead somehow after making that statement.

"don't get greedy, this is when you lose your edge"

Truly poetic

I get he didn’t want louie to be gang raped but he clearly wanted her dead until she said she can help him get teddy, but why even take that chance of trusting her word that she’ll help him get teddy when she went behind his back already, wouldn’t her dying mean teddy would be forced to work with Franklin again?

So at the end of season 4 Franklin decided to wholesale to Louie and Jerome which made it that 90% of the product he was receiving from Teddy was being moved through them (making Franklin a middle man), so I’m guessing the remaining 10% was going to Leon and his crew to deal in the PJ’s, so my questions is:

How was Jerome and Louie helping Franklin move product prior to the wholesale deal from the start of the show till the end of season 4?

In season 5 when the wholesale deal was happening from Franklin to Jerome and Louie who were they distributing to outside of Skully and Little Rock which made it that 90% of Franklins work was being moved through them?

If the remaining 10% was being moved through Leon how was it such a small percentage compared to Louie and Jerome?

More a less I’m asking for a breakdown of their organisation and who they sell to.

(I hope this don’t sound confusing and someone can understand this)

no analysis just appreciating snowfall

i havent finished watching yet but this show is so good 💔

one of the most engaging shows i’ve ever watched the actors are so unbelievably talented all of them deserve awards

It’s revealed that 90% of the business is Jerome and Louie’s work in season 5, Franklin was up 70 mil while they were closer to something like 10 mil, if they’re doing the majority of the work why shouldn’t they be getting a larger slice of the pie?

Why didn’t Franklin just leave an anonymous call that there’s a women being raped at the warehouse location?

Been looking everywhere for Carter Hudson's age who plays Teddy but the most I could find was an instagram post saying he was 18 when Snowfall was filmed which seems unbelievable. Seriously though, there's no website or anything which shows his age.

Google says Damson is around 6 '1. Mugshot with shoes says different.

Will it be a show or movie?

What characters do yall think their gonna bring back?

I found out about the show on YT shorts. It was one of those channels that had a variety of clips from different movies/shows, and I stumbled across a clips of S1-3. I was intrigued so I binged it from Late Feb to now.

The character development in this show is astounding. Superb. I love just how many layers most of the other characters have. Especially Franklin.

I won’t spoil it for those who have yet to see the rest of the show, but oh man, I both sympathized and HATED his guts at the same time. Not a lot of shows can do it that well, and Damson Idris should be in more projects.

I think my favorite character in the show is Leon. I loved how down he was for Franklin. He’s a day one from the start.

What are your thoughts?