Falco is great in the show, I also love to see scenes with Janice but Gandolfini is a brilliant actor. While he was in a coma, he was supposed to be bordering on purgutory and hell which was those flames he kept seeing outside his window. It is an aburd thought because you do not go to purgatory first if you go to Hell but that is neither here nor there. Silvio sitting on the toilet while Vito and Paulie were fighting outside the john was hysterical. Stevie Van Zant admits to not being a great actor, but he was priceless. Vito is going to be a big problem that is quite evident and the fact that his cousin married to Phil Leotardo's wife will be another problem. He will probably get killed for being gay. Side note, Joe Ganniscole, asked for that part of his being gay, written into the show. He read an article somewhere that someone in the mob was gay. Did anyone remember the guy from about three seasons ago who went to jail, Larry Barese. He just seem to come out of nowhere. Another funny scene was Paulie clipping coupons with $1,000,000.00 in his house. This whole show only shows that these guys are all loose canons without Tony and he is the one that holds them all together. The dream family reunion for Finnerty with Steve Bucemi, who is involved in directing some of the shows, made it all come together. He was supposed to be going to die, the reunion, with a woman made to look like his mother in the doorway, but refusing to let go of his briefcase which was his whole life. (in reality he had to let go of his life) It seems unlikely that Tony's idea of paradise would be a place where his mother was. It was a great show but I am glad the dream sequence is over. Gandolfini has a beautiful speaking voice when not playing the part of Tony Soprano.
"Life is not measured by the number
of breaths we take, but by moments
that take our breath away."
"Life isn't about how to survive the storm,
but how to dance in the rain."
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