Please— you peed in delight. Don't even front.

Tony knew somebody in his crew was blabbing to Johnny Sack about all the money he was making on the side with the Newark re-development and other things. He even had a line in one episode about how somebody with a big mouth was "costing me money." The Ginny Sack joke was just the most memorable example of the…

Tony knew somebody in his crew was blabbing to Johnny Sack about all the money he was making on the side with the Newark re-development and other things. He even had a line in one episode about how somebody with a big mouth was "costing me money." The Ginny Sack joke was just the most memorable example of the…

I love it when a show pleasantly surprises me and that ending was certainly a surprise— and totally in character. Charlie's obsession with the Waitress dwarfs everything else in the universe for him. He's capable of basically anything where she's concerned. This has been made abundantly clear from the very first…

I love it when a show pleasantly surprises me and that ending was certainly a surprise— and totally in character. Charlie's obsession with the Waitress dwarfs everything else in the universe for him. He's capable of basically anything where she's concerned. This has been made abundantly clear from the very first…

He reminds her of her dead brother. That doesn't mean her feelings can't evolve into something genuinely romantic but… it's complicated.

He reminds her of her dead brother. That doesn't mean her feelings can't evolve into something genuinely romantic but… it's complicated.

I believe this was the episode that REALLY stirred up some trouble for the series, PR wise. The "Die, Doctor, Die!" cliffhanger was a little more violent than anything that had come before and I believe it's what set off Mary Whitehouse (I think that was her name— could be wrong.)

I believe this was the episode that REALLY stirred up some trouble for the series, PR wise. The "Die, Doctor, Die!" cliffhanger was a little more violent than anything that had come before and I believe it's what set off Mary Whitehouse (I think that was her name— could be wrong.)

Greatest crier: Donald Glover.

Greatest crier: Donald Glover.

My alternative explanation could certainly be wrong— but I'm just not sure that at this point in time (that is 1923), pointing out that a woman looks thin/ underweight/ malnourished is necessarily the compliment many would take it to be in 2012.

My alternative explanation could certainly be wrong— but I'm just not sure that at this point in time (that is 1923), pointing out that a woman looks thin/ underweight/ malnourished is necessarily the compliment many would take it to be in 2012.

You think the line about her weight was supposed to be a compliment? I disagree. If anything I thought it was designed to point out how poorly she's doing economically & how unfair this was to her.

You think the line about her weight was supposed to be a compliment? I disagree. If anything I thought it was designed to point out how poorly she's doing economically & how unfair this was to her.

When Richard finally gets the call from Nucky, the assignment will clearly be Owen.

When Richard finally gets the call from Nucky, the assignment will clearly be Owen.

Being a heterosexual male I wasn't paying close attention, but for the sake of historical accuracy it should have been uncircumcised— and I don't believe it was. But again: not paying very close attention (on purpose).

Being a heterosexual male I wasn't paying close attention, but for the sake of historical accuracy it should have been uncircumcised— and I don't believe it was. But again: not paying very close attention (on purpose).

Not yet. I expect Nucky to to do the deed personally next week. In front of a crowd of his employees, just to make it clear: I'm the $%&$! boss and I don't tolerate incompetence.