It drives me crazy too.  Not to mention it's a slap in the face to the victim's families when the blame is put on anyone else besides Bin Laden and his Al-Qaeda cronies.  Seriously, how could anyone with a half a brain believe that truther nonsense?  It's fascinating to me.  I guess I can see why Scientology thrives…

It drives me crazy too.  Not to mention it's a slap in the face to the victim's families when the blame is put on anyone else besides Bin Laden and his Al-Qaeda cronies.  Seriously, how could anyone with a half a brain believe that truther nonsense?  It's fascinating to me.  I guess I can see why Scientology thrives…

"too much artsy, not enough fartsy"

"too much artsy, not enough fartsy"

The clincher for me is the final season of the Sopranos.  I think it's the greatest season (part 1 and part 2) of any show ever; reaching a level of artistic ambition and continuity that the other shows couldn't reach.   Not surprisingly it may be the most polarizing season of the show because most people just didn't…

The clincher for me is the final season of the Sopranos.  I think it's the greatest season (part 1 and part 2) of any show ever; reaching a level of artistic ambition and continuity that the other shows couldn't reach.   Not surprisingly it may be the most polarizing season of the show because most people just didn't…

Stig,

Stig,

I'm late to the party if anyone is still reading this but I just wanted to comment on Pagan's post because it did bring up something I always thought was intriguing about the final scene. So hear me out because this may get a little long.

I'm late to the party if anyone is still reading this but I just wanted to comment on Pagan's post because it did bring up something I always thought was intriguing about the final scene. So hear me out because this may get a little long.

IMO the theory falls apart upon closer inspection.  It just isn't logical:

The interesting thing about this episode that I recall is that it suggested that Phil's wife was almost manipulating him into killing Vito or that she may have felt stronger about Vito being gay then Phil did.  Didn't she tell him in his bedroom that "Vito needs to face the consequences of his actions"?  Then she…

The interesting thing about this episode that I recall is that it suggested that Phil's wife was almost manipulating him into killing Vito or that she may have felt stronger about Vito being gay then Phil did.  Didn't she tell him in his bedroom that "Vito needs to face the consequences of his actions"?  Then she…

Chocolate:  Go read the Masterofsopranos blog, but give yourself a couple of hours! You really only need to read part 1.  If you still don't believe Tony died after reading it then I'm not sure I can convince you of anything.

Chocolate:  Go read the Masterofsopranos blog, but give yourself a couple of hours! You really only need to read part 1.  If you still don't believe Tony died after reading it then I'm not sure I can convince you of anything.

I know it's all subjective but I think The Sopranos is just infinitely more rewarding on re-watch than all those other shows.  It just feels-I don't know-the deepest of all of the great shows.  There are so many layers and I always think I notice something new when watching the episodes over again.  IMO the 6th season…

I know it's all subjective but I think The Sopranos is just infinitely more rewarding on re-watch than all those other shows.  It just feels-I don't know-the deepest of all of the great shows.  There are so many layers and I always think I notice something new when watching the episodes over again.  IMO the 6th season…

Master of Sopranos makes a very compelling case for the cat as Adrianna with a lot of visual comparisons to Ade's outfits over the years so you should check it out.  Forget about Palmice though, Chase didn't waste precious seconds of the finale in the hopes that we remember a long forgotten minor character.

Master of Sopranos makes a very compelling case for the cat as Adrianna with a lot of visual comparisons to Ade's outfits over the years so you should check it out.  Forget about Palmice though, Chase didn't waste precious seconds of the finale in the hopes that we remember a long forgotten minor character.

I thought he said "The Lawn mower man thinks Johnny Sack is guilty."