a personal favorite scene is when the "little man," i think his name is butch, wanders away from the meeting and winds up lost in chinatown. lots going on there…there's a man lost in a changing world.

another clue to reinforce the idea that tony got murdered: we don't see the faces of the guys that   are talking to the little man about organizing bobby and silvio and tony's assasination. the scene is shot from the back. could one of the guys be "members only guy"?

another clue to reinforce the idea that tony got murdered: we don't see the faces of the guys that   are talking to the little man about organizing bobby and silvio and tony's assasination. the scene is shot from the back. could one of the guys be "members only guy"?

funny nod to Sopranos fans- the actor playing Tanino played Phil Leotardo's brother in the sopranos, the brother who Steve Buscemi's character killed in revenge, and here Steve Buscemi spares his life to get him to do his dirty work. a meta alternate dimension Sopranos resolution?

funny nod to Sopranos fans- the actor playing Tanino played Phil Leotardo's brother in the sopranos, the brother who Steve Buscemi's character killed in revenge, and here Steve Buscemi spares his life to get him to do his dirty work. a meta alternate dimension Sopranos resolution?

i gotta say it. no shawshank redemption?!?!?

i gotta say it. no shawshank redemption?!?!?

Yeah, but Dr. Melfi's role in the penultimate Sopranos episode may have been her most important- shutting Tony out, therefore officially ruling that he IS a psychopath and cannot be saved.

Yeah, but Dr. Melfi's role in the penultimate Sopranos episode may have been her most important- shutting Tony out, therefore officially ruling that he IS a psychopath and cannot be saved.

i think chris and julianna's relationship is tragic, but i think any episode focusing on the "real" christopher is a standout inherently. in a sense chris is the moral core of the show, the man that wants to fit in and do everything how it should be done, but he has a conscious that he tries to drown with addiction,…

i think chris and julianna's relationship is tragic, but i think any episode focusing on the "real" christopher is a standout inherently. in a sense chris is the moral core of the show, the man that wants to fit in and do everything how it should be done, but he has a conscious that he tries to drown with addiction,…

Prediction: Walt kills Hank at the end of the first half of season five.

Prediction: Walt kills Hank at the end of the first half of season five.

reconsider your headlines in the future, as in, reading the headline told me everything i needed to know about the story.

Pat Broderick was the only fill in drummer on City Of Caterpillar, I believe, not Johnny Ward. Broderick was in Majority Rule.

I'm pretty sure Evergreen Terrace has its name because Matt Groening went to Evergreen State in Olympia, WA for school?

alright she's a MUSIC therapist, NOT a speech therapist.

Once again your reviews are just thinly veiled attempts for you to basically talk about yourself for several paragraphs. You are right to acknowledge your own high expectations. Reading these reviews are likely the thing I dislike most about The Walking Dead.

My main issue is that his reviews are a thinly veiled attempt for him to tell us how smart he thinks he is. the reviews are more about him than they are about the show itself. i suppose this is more of a general complaint of the blogosphere than the A.V. club specifically.

dear AV club,