It's over, Johnny.

I hope some yelled out baba-booey.

And Star Trek. Scotty survived.

I haven't watched this yet but will, purely in the spirit of seeing it through. My overall posture though is disappointment at this time-jump. If they need to wrap it up, fine. But the logical points to hit are Rothstein's murder, the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, and the Atlantic City Conference which occurred in…

Yes, Mork & Mindy was so pioneering.

Re: The Five Families, they weren't the creation of Luciano:

Ptolemy's agree.

"I’d never been on a cruise before I did my first cruise."

Where's my gritty Adam-12 flik?

He's 20 years old. An adult. I, too, hope he dies soon.

It doesn't mean he wasn't shot.

When Ivan the Terrible puns, I come to the AV Club.

That's Charles Dikkens with two Ks, the well-known Dutch author.

"17th-century swordsman Miyamoto Musashi said to have won over 60 duels in an undefeated career. "

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Sure it's fun to make fun of characters being killed off in this series. But this isn't only good drama - keeping the readers on their toes - it's good faux-historical writing. Look at the fate of the major characters of the War of the Roses (fought on-and-off between 1455-87):

Please describe her last meal in great detail.

*Quentin Martell shuffles his feet and skulks away*

It was full of immortality. It made me want to strangle almost all of the characters.

Always heed the ancient words of House SpamZZoni742 -