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#226

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 11:17am

I don't know if she was on a previous episode, but the Vegas woman is Sarah Shahi.

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Edit: And, I heard, "get".

Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be enbered with your old nonsense. ~ Emerson

Updated On: 5/14/07 at 11:17 AM

#227

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 11:31am

I heard get also. He has placed the blame on Chris for all his misfortune lately, and I think it was a way of telling god he gets it - and a change needed/needs to happen. Of course - it could also be about the drugs - like "I get why Chris was so into this".

What about Chris' mother - I thought the woman was dead! lol

"Oh Link...your pork is ready..." - Edna Turnblad

#228

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 11:47am

I thought it was "did" because who else can he tell it to? LOL.

<-----I'M TOTES ROLLING MY EYES

#229

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 11:53am

That's a good point, Jane.

I took it to mean that he was coming to terms with his grief over Chris's death and admitting that he really did love him.

#230

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 12:14pm

Call me wacky (it won't be the first time), but while Tony was holding Chris's nose, I thought it was a mercy thing at first. I'm sure Tony loved him.

<-----I'M TOTES ROLLING MY EYES

#231

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 12:15pm

you guys all know that the last episode of the Sopranos is on the same day as the Tonys, right?

The Best of Times is Now!

#232

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 12:16pm

That is why god made tivo.

"Oh Link...your pork is ready..." - Edna Turnblad

#233

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 12:22pm

Best episode in a few years.

#234

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 1:03pm

Jane, it wasn't a mercy thing. He killed Chris for himself, because he saw him as a liability. He didn't do it for Chris at all. You could totally tell by the detached, cold look that came over Tony's face.

The whole baby seat/branches thing was his way of trying to justify it. After all of the murders (even Ralphie's head in a bowling bag), this was the first time I really, really hated Tony and saw him as a sociopath. Logically, of course we all knew he was from the get-go, but we were still able to sympathize, be entertained by and even love Tony. But last night, I f-cking hated him and was able to detach emotionally. Wow.

James Gandolfini was amazing.

#235

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 1:06pm

Another clue of his feelings of Chris and a liability was at the roulette table when he fell down laughing. Chris was gone - his luck is now changing.

"Oh Link...your pork is ready..." - Edna Turnblad

#236

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 1:08pm

Hey whatever happened to Artie? Can someone refresh this old brain of mine please? Did I miss something?

"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment. Ralph Waldo Emerson

#237

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 1:18pm

Good question! I'm not sure. Last I remember he had definitely reunited with Charmaine and was running Vesuvio's, right? The authorities did visit him because of the stolen credit cards...there was that run-in with Benny (Max Casella), who was scheming with the hostess to steal the numbers from Artie's customers. I don't remember anything else.

#238

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/14/07 at 4:37pm

Blue-I knew after a little while that it wasn't a mercy killing (ah, Rocky Horror).

Anyway, I totally agree with you about finally seeing what a piece of ****e Tony is. Up until now I had a tinesy bit of compassion for him, but not anymore.

<-----I'M TOTES ROLLING MY EYES

#239

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/15/07 at 12:16pm

I was shocked for like, the first half of the show. Christopher was my favorite character, and it's hard to believe Tony killed him.

And, what's up with AJ?

No day but today.

#240

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/15/07 at 12:22pm

AJ will probably try to kill himself. If I had my way Meadow would die, though.

#241

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/16/07 at 11:43am

Minor topic threadjack:

Though I may not seem it, I'm a bit of a newbie to THE SOPRANOS. By newbie, I mean that I've only seen like three episodes throughout the years. How long do you think it would take me to catch up?

#242

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/16/07 at 11:51am

I'm not sure, but it's well worth renting the DVDs and doing a marathon to catch up. The first three seasons in particular were sensational.

#243

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/16/07 at 11:56am

How many eps per season? I know Curb has like 10 and I think Big Love has something between 15 or 16 so I'm guessing a week or two weeks of marathon Sopranos could work.

And then it will be time to catch up on all 40+ years of DR. WHO.

#244

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/16/07 at 12:01pm

I just checked for you...seasons 1-5 have 13 episodes each.

#245

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/16/07 at 12:03pm

schweet. should not be too bad. took me about two weeks to watch all five seasons of curb.

#246

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/16/07 at 1:06pm

It will be really worth your time. Aside from the great work by "regulars" James Gandolfini, Edie Falco and Michael Imperioli, there are several incredible supporting performances. Joe Pantoliano, David Proval, Anabella Sciorra and Steve Buscemi in particular were standouts.

Updated On: 5/16/07 at 01:06 PM

#247

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/20/07 at 9:28pm

A.J. - sh*t!

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

#248

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/21/07 at 12:20am

Seeing Sil reading a book "A Hundred Ways to Clean Anything" made me laugh. Tony talking about the "ying" and the yang to Dr. Melfi who has to remain straight faced. I'm really going to miss this show

#249

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/21/07 at 10:21am

Last night's episode was one of the best of the series, in my opinion. Gandofini has never been better than in this season. And who knew Robert Iler had that in him? We are seeing things come back to Tony and he is realizing what the consequences of his actions have been on his family. That scene with AJ in the pool was so well done. Is it too late for Tony to change things? Of course. But what an amazing show. This is one show I really hate to see end.

PEACE.

#250

re: the Sopranos

Posted: 5/21/07 at 10:32am

Two scenes from last night really got to me. The pool scene, with superb acting by Iler and Gandolfini, and the scene where they had to bring AJ to the hospital and leave them in the psych ward. This rang all too true with me, having lived through the exact thing several times.

I'm telling 'ya, it wrenches the heart right out of your chest.

<-----I'M TOTES ROLLING MY EYES

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