The Van Gogh episode destroys me every single time.

How was Chase during the Q and A? Was he a talker or quiet?

How was Chase during the Q and A? Was he a talker or quiet?

"Let me tell you a couple of three things."

"Let me tell you a couple of three things."

All the time!

All the time!

I watched the Sopranos a few months after it ended so I didn't end up on the edge of my seat during this scene. Instead, oddly enough, I started crying. Not just because this fantastic show was over, but just because I realized for these characters it's all over. There's nothing more.

I watched the Sopranos a few months after it ended so I didn't end up on the edge of my seat during this scene. Instead, oddly enough, I started crying. Not just because this fantastic show was over, but just because I realized for these characters it's all over. There's nothing more.

I would check into this stuff more but it requires watching "all things" again so…

I would check into this stuff more but it requires watching "all things" again so…

I agree with everything here. I don't like this feeling of nonaggression. Quick, let's disagree about The Sopranos ending!

I agree with everything here. I don't like this feeling of nonaggression. Quick, let's disagree about The Sopranos ending!

That's not true at all. There's something called a Kindle which has resulted in people reading more than ever before.

That's not true at all. There's something called a Kindle which has resulted in people reading more than ever before.

We see it at the start of the episode Anderson wrote and directed.

We see it at the start of the episode Anderson wrote and directed.

Two fantastic but not often talked about scenes:

Two fantastic but not often talked about scenes:

He looks like Patrick Bateman.