How adorable, I thought you gave this up a week ago.

I was referring to his "Eric Idle Sings Monty Python" album.

Fuck Eric Idle
I came into the article expecting Idle to be behind this and all the other Pythons against it. Instead, it's the complete opposite, so I'll answer "yes" to the question at the end.

Why won't you return my CALLS?!

This morning I took a shit that looked like a question mark, complete with the little dot on the bottom.

At least we got John from Cincinnati out of it, right?

And speedballs. Don't forget the speedballs.

I'm just going to lay down on the double yellow line, if you don't mind…

Exactly, the impression. How often does Tony use the "I'm a good husband, good father" schtick in therapy when he's feeling depressed or things aren't going his way? There's so much evidence to the contrary, it's only because he's usually careful about what he tells Melfi that she can keep a straight face.

I wasn't a religious follower of his podcasts or anything, I just saw a few here and there. I just hated the fact that he decided lying his ass off over and over again was the best course of action to hide the fact that he was making shit up on the fly. I'd be a lot more forgiving if Moore, the opening credits and…

@ EEEEEEERADICATOR

@ Alan Seminwall

It's funny, if you look back at the comments for seasons 1-3, a bunch of people were saying season 5 is their favorite. Now that we're at the end of season 4, nobody seems to like 5 all that much.

I remember him as the asshole father from L.I.E.

I like the cut of your jib.

I'm still trying to figure out why, after over ten years on HBO doing one great show and one excellent show, she went over to Showtime for a mediocre hospital dramedy.

Yeah, I don't drink anymore. I just freeze it and eat it like a popsicle.

Also, Carmela is willing to put up with a LOT more shit once they get back together and especially after the shooting. At least Carmela would call Tony on his shit from time to time pre-Whitecaps. After that? Well, just look at "Soprano Home Movies" where Carmela tells Janice "Tony is not a vindictive man!" with a…

Even better was Tony using his usual "I'm sorry" routine that includes lines like "I know what I did was wrong" and "I was an asshole!" with a big smile on his face.

Carmela & Furio (& Vic Musto)
Something I noticed when watching a few of the David Scatino episodes of season two is that Carmela has a history of romanticizing her interactions with other men.