Muwahahahahahahahahaha!!! *bangs fist on desk* no more, you're killing me!

I think the biggest problem is the way he got rid of all the other Kryptonians already.
It felt a little less weighty after that to have his decision be what it was.

You do it by having a young Clark Kent getting bullied and pushed too far and almost abusing his powers to a near fatal way being admonished for it and swearing he'll never step over that line again. Then the latter scene makes more sense in context.

You'll have to expand on this more. Not right now though, I need to lie down.

Dennis Franz?

Spike Milligan's says 'See? I Told You I was Ill'.

MCA was the worst of all for me.

The answer to the question is you just enjoy the good luck that they all exist.

Twin Peaks for me, while definitely a great series (well in season 1 anyway), hasn't got the same sort of through line legacy as Sopranos.
Peaks was revolutionary, but it didn't really change anything that much.

I think the difference is that Tony always walked that tightrope where he could be a loathsome and scary character and relatable and sympathetic one too.
Whereas with Walter it's been him slowly becoming monstrous, and Draper has now become utterly morally bankrupt and ethically empty.
Tony never bottomed out so much as…

Gandofini dying's ruined mine.

Nah, there's no need to backtrack here. He knew the deal when he grew the white dude dreads.

Yeah @avclub-808e22af6c33eea22608f30cef458844:disqus hasn't done anything except a fairly innocuous joke about a terrible movie he was in.
I don't get this attitude of people should be ok with someone else being a dickbag in an obituary though.
This isn't about Gentle Herpes, but there's always someone who comes on and…

That was actually meant to be half-joking, but still, I guess?

I think the greatest thing you can say is that he always made something better just by being in it, even in a smallish part.

And yet here you are @avclub-7f4069db8c7d02ea9f8984a3962d5eef:disqus

I think the fact that Tony Soprano was so iconic a role meant he just decided to do smaller parts and accept that.

Hell he was even good in that Turturro directed musical Romance and Cigarettes.

In fairness TMZ pretty has an entire office devoted to celebrity death.

Yeah, congratulations buddy. You've won the 'get everyone to loathe you by acting like an asshole' prize tonight.