This is sort of how THE SOPRANOS plays out. We're in Tony's head for much of the show. But occasionally, when a "civilian" has to deal with him (in a "business" sense), we're taken our of that point of view and we get a better idea of how you or I would deal with a Tony in real life. He wouldn't be buying us drinks at…

Skinny Pete dies from exhaustion while composing "Death Requiem for Combo."

Skinny Pete dies from exhaustion while composing "Death Requiem for Combo."

[In the voice of Kane's childhood caretaker, reading Kane's letter]: "I think it would be really FUN to run a METH EMPIRE."

[In the voice of Kane's childhood caretaker, reading Kane's letter]: "I think it would be really FUN to run a METH EMPIRE."

And killed Tio instead!

And killed Tio instead!

"Why don't you go stick your head in your toilet?"

"Why don't you go stick your head in your toilet?"

Yeah, the whole thing looked like it was all concept ("What REALLY happens at Bohemian Grove?") with little thought on execution, just a bunch of scenes that needed a stronger main thread and/or better editing.

Yeah, the whole thing looked like it was all concept ("What REALLY happens at Bohemian Grove?") with little thought on execution, just a bunch of scenes that needed a stronger main thread and/or better editing.

Holy moly. Just to torture myself I decided to attempt to watch The Love Guru. What made me turn it off was not Mike Myers but the appearance of John Oliver. Holy shit did his character annoy me.

Holy moly. Just to torture myself I decided to attempt to watch The Love Guru. What made me turn it off was not Mike Myers but the appearance of John Oliver. Holy shit did his character annoy me.

And For Your Consideration was just all kinds of wrong. Just tone-deaf comedy, as bad as that Bohemian Grove movie that Harry Shearer made.

And For Your Consideration was just all kinds of wrong. Just tone-deaf comedy, as bad as that Bohemian Grove movie that Harry Shearer made.

I was at a small seafood shack-type place and they had a beer called IPA Red Wagon and I ordered it and received it and held it up to my wife and said I have a real Red Wagon! And then she said "I don't think so" and got in the car and drove away.

I was at a small seafood shack-type place and they had a beer called IPA Red Wagon and I ordered it and received it and held it up to my wife and said I have a real Red Wagon! And then she said "I don't think so" and got in the car and drove away.

It's actually on my list. Oddly, I'd originally thought that Jimmy Cliff sang the Toots & the Maytals' version of "Pressure Drop" because it's on the soundtrack.

It's actually on my list. Oddly, I'd originally thought that Jimmy Cliff sang the Toots & the Maytals' version of "Pressure Drop" because it's on the soundtrack.

I enjoy Jimmy Cliff's songs but I don't know what his speaking voice sounds like, so as I read the interview it sounded in my head like Yakov Smirnoff.