No mention of Black Dennis?  Dennis did good in getting a son he only has to save one year's worth of college for.

No mention of Black Dennis?  Dennis did good in getting a son he only has to save one year's worth of college for.

Frank's plot was almost a complete rehash of Futurama's "Futurestock."

Frank's plot was almost a complete rehash of Futurama's "Futurestock."

@avclub-62812d8eb06386505986efff8b5e43ac:disqus The fact that subprime mortgages were being issued to thousands and thousands of people who were going to default is the reason that the subprime mortgage securities were worthless.  It isn't the reason that the market collapse happened.  People like to conflate the two…

@avclub-62812d8eb06386505986efff8b5e43ac:disqus The fact that subprime mortgages were being issued to thousands and thousands of people who were going to default is the reason that the subprime mortgage securities were worthless.  It isn't the reason that the market collapse happened.  People like to conflate the two…

@avclub-33c07d594bde6f6889e135ac36a2b8d5:disqus I don't really think Sopranos can really be called realistic either.  Leaving aside the supernatural/dream elements, these guys would be in jail a couple dozen times over if they pulled the sort of stuff in the show in real life.

@avclub-33c07d594bde6f6889e135ac36a2b8d5:disqus I don't really think Sopranos can really be called realistic either.  Leaving aside the supernatural/dream elements, these guys would be in jail a couple dozen times over if they pulled the sort of stuff in the show in real life.

Silent Movie? 

Silent Movie? 

"-Christoper's death really triggers everything after."

"-Christoper's death really triggers everything after."

Chrissy, like everyone else, could have been something other than a mobster if he was just willing to give up the easy money.  There's tragedy in that he wouldn't, but the hell he was in was one of his own devising.  Tony gave him a chance to leave, as did Adrianna, and he turned both down so that he wouldn't have to…

Chrissy, like everyone else, could have been something other than a mobster if he was just willing to give up the easy money.  There's tragedy in that he wouldn't, but the hell he was in was one of his own devising.  Tony gave him a chance to leave, as did Adrianna, and he turned both down so that he wouldn't have to…

Yup.  Tony worried all throughout the show about right and wrong, about whether he was good or bad, and realized finally here that it didn't really matter.  He can be as good as he wants or as awful as he wants and the universe will reward or debit him randomly.

Yup.  Tony worried all throughout the show about right and wrong, about whether he was good or bad, and realized finally here that it didn't really matter.  He can be as good as he wants or as awful as he wants and the universe will reward or debit him randomly.

You can with a little something I like to call a deep cycle marine battery… or LSD.

You can with a little something I like to call a deep cycle marine battery… or LSD.

Rob Schneider in the Joaquin Phoenix role, obviously.

Rob Schneider in the Joaquin Phoenix role, obviously.