Michael Lombardo, the president of programming at the network, said "Terry Winter, Martin Scorsese and the rest of their outstanding team continue to produce a stunning show thatnever fails to surprise and entertain. We are excited to bring this unique series back for a fourth season."
"Boardwalk Empire" is certainly well-pedigreed -- Winter was a writer on "The Sopranos," Scorsese directed the pilot, and the cast includes not only Steve Buscemi in a redefining role but Kelly Macdonald, Michael Shannon, Michael Stuhlbarg, Michael Kenneth Williams and more. Set in 1920s Atlantic City, the show follows Thompson (Buscemi) as he expands a bootlegging business booming thanks to Prohibition. According to HBO, last season the series averaged 8.6 million viewers an episode.
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Loius | October 3, 2012 12:48 AM
Boardwalk Empire is where itâs at for gripping stories, action, and awesome staging and costumes. Iâve been a fan ever since several HBO reps promoted BE a few years back at the DISH call center I work at, and they shared that this would be the next Sopranos. They were not kidding, especially since thereâs just so much going on in the series. I record each new episode, and save them so I can watch them again, just because I want to make sure I soak up every detail of the show. My Hopperâs 2-terabyte hard drive has plenty of space, so I have no worries of this show taking up too much memory. Iâm eagerly awaiting the news that BE will be renewed for a fifth season! *fingers crossed*