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The Final Sopranos on E4 (no spoliers)

D'wards

IT'S YOUR DECISION DANIEL
Just seen the long trailer for this, i'm so excited i could wee.

Looks fantastic eh?
 
That episode was amazing - the best drama ever on telly by a country mile.

Poor Bobby - Tony can be a total c-word at times eh?
 
D'wards said:
Poor Bobby - Tony can be a total c-word at times eh?
Poor Bobby? He started a fight with Tony, and ruined a lovely trip, what should he expect?
 
D'wards said:
That episode was amazing - the best drama ever on telly by a country mile.

Poor Bobby - Tony can be a total c-word at times eh?

He's a cunt most of the time, he's a mafia boss.
 
D'wards said:
That episode was amazing - the best drama ever on telly by a country mile.

Poor Bobby - Tony can be a total c-word at times eh?

Totally agree with you i've not seen anything better before or since. I didn't watch it at all until series 5 cause I just thought it was going to weak but when I did watch it I loved it. I watched every single episode from the first season to the last ever episode and didn't find a single one of them shit.

There's 86 Sopranos episodes which means I spent 3.5 days of my existence on this earth watching The Sopranos and I don't regret a single second :cool:
 
Maggot said:
Poor Bobby? He started a fight with Tony, and ruined a lovely trip, what should he expect?

Indeed. And he was 42 years old and still hadn't popped his cherry. About time Tony got him to whack someone, in my opinion.
 
Loved the bit where the law turned up at Tony's house. Carmela's line "is this it?" revealed everything about the edge on which she constantly lives.

Agree about Bobby. One way or the other he's deffo a dead man. Same with Christopher - Tony cut him off on the phone. An episode without Silvio really makes you realise how alone Tony is.

8 episodes left. Lot of tidying up to do.
 
corporate whore said:
Agree about Bobby. One way or the other he's deffo a dead man. Same with Christopher - Tony cut him off on the phone.
I thought he just did that cos he was hungover and in a foul mood.
 
And wasn't the scene when Bobby and Tony start fighting done well? The repetitious music in the background? The editing? The rising tension, only to dissipate slightly, and then to rise again? I KNEW that this was building up to something; I was totally aware that I was putty in the hands of the narrative master (sorry for sounding so wankish) and STILL I went: Woooooah!
 
I liked the bit where carmela and jan were sat around by the lake... both trying to make small talk whilst wondering whether tony was going to kill bobby that afternoon. Both a bit jittery and there was a real elephant in the room.... :cool:
 
Schmetterling said:
And wasn't the scene when Bobby and Tony start fighting done well? The repetitious music in the background? The editing? The rising tension, only to dissipate slightly, and then to rise again? I KNEW that this was building up to something; I was totally aware that I was putty in the hands of the narrative master (sorry for sounding so wankish) and STILL I went: Woooooah!
Yes, and Tony ending up with a Monopoly house (or was it a hotel?) on his face!
 
Maggot said:
Yes, and Tony ending up with a Monopoly house (or was it a hotel?) on his face!

That bit was brilliant. I'm sure that its in the mafia rules that causing Monopoly paraphernalia to become attached to the bosses face is just cause for a "whacking".

It's a macho world they live in, won't go down well Bobby beating him. Remember when Tony took out his anger on the tough looking minder he had and duffed him in - the fella just had to take it, even though he probably could have done Tone if he wanted to.
 
I have generally found the first episode of each series to be disappointing as they use it as a kind of summary to remind you of what's been happening and where everyone is now and they have been short on the great sopranos moments.

This one was different, the way the tension built up over the monopoly was really well done. Also the fact that this was Bobby's holiday home, it was his father's and his grandfather's before him, so even though Tony's the boss, Bobby couldn't tolerate Tony's disrespect in his own territory.

People dread Christmas holidays just because families have tantrums over monopoly, it's a much recognised but previously undocumented phenomena so to show it with the monopoly house stuck to Tony' face (surely based on someone's experience of a family fight) was sheer brilliance

This was the first time we've seen Bobby kill someone yes? Was that what Tony meant by "you haven't lost your cherry in that department have you?"

My thoughts were that Bobby had killed someone and was now thinking that he could kill Tony too, as after all, once you've killed once it's easier to do it again. Also if he doesn't do it, he's not really long for this world.

Then I wonder about Janice, she obviously really loves Bobby so if Tony does kill Bobby then who knows what Janice might be capable of?

Cracking first episode.
 
Monopoly is by far the game most likely to end in violence, it really brings out the evil side in people.
 
Smoky said:
There's 86 Sopranos episodes which means I spent 3.5 days of my existence on this earth watching The Sopranos and I don't regret a single second :cool:

I'd welcome a pub drink with you anyday - you are clearly a person of clearly understood clarity.:)
 
Belushi said:
Bobby's a dead man; brother in law or not there's no way Tony can let him get away with that.


He's in the frame (bobby that is) - ripped shirt from the murdered etc. He's going to court. Bad for the family. Has to feature in a final death scene with Tony S.
 
Anyone know what the song played over the christening/end credits was in last nights episode?

And the pies were all old
And the chips were all cold

Wierdness
 
I thought that the therapy session was absolutely brilliant

Dr Melfi: Without wanting to invalidate your feelings, I wonder if I might suggest that you might be reading too much into this

Tony: I've been coming here for years now and the fact is that I know too much about that thing you call the unconscious

(neither verbatim, just something like)

The fact that his increasing knowledge about unconscious communication leads him to interpret Christopher's murderous feelings towards him by analysing the discourse in the film

Just awesome


Some real next level tish

I always hate it when each episode ends

I'm so going to miss the Sopranos

eta

thanks for the info about the song, I tried to catch it in the credits but it was only up for a second.

:)
 
Looks like Christopher maybe fucked - Carmella should know better than putting that idea in his head.

I like the fact that all the women in the show are on the surface the nice compassionate ones (aside from Janice of course), but you scratch the surface and they are as nasty as the men.

i think we are gonna see this come out in Meadow this series.
 
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