It's even more severe than that - per season, The Sopranos' mob kills as many people as the real mob is believed to have killed in the last decade.

It's even more severe than that - per season, The Sopranos' mob kills as many people as the real mob is believed to have killed in the last decade.

I can't confirm this, of course, but I believe it's only the second time that that word is even uttered on the show - the first being Meadow's "Are you in the Mafia?" in College.

I can't confirm this, of course, but I believe it's only the second time that that word is even uttered on the show - the first being Meadow's "Are you in the Mafia?" in College.

So, it was the sled, huh? He shoulda told somebody.

So, it was the sled, huh? He shoulda told somebody.

You don't think he's planning ahead in case he's indicted in the future (even though Harris basically tells him it's the least-effective trump card ever)? The Arabs aren't around more, meaning they're not generating revenue anymore, so they're fair game to get fucked. When they were around, even as late as "Kaisha" he…

You don't think he's planning ahead in case he's indicted in the future (even though Harris basically tells him it's the least-effective trump card ever)? The Arabs aren't around more, meaning they're not generating revenue anymore, so they're fair game to get fucked. When they were around, even as late as "Kaisha" he…

@avclub-42ad2cfd604f71ab19a4d863700e4e3d:disqus Remember Carmela telling Melfi about the power drill Tony brought her Father on their 3rd date? She's always been about material possessions.

@avclub-42ad2cfd604f71ab19a4d863700e4e3d:disqus Remember Carmela telling Melfi about the power drill Tony brought her Father on their 3rd date? She's always been about material possessions.

I like to think he woke up with that song in his head, like he was dreaming about it or something. Tony has this weird ESP/sixth sense about stuff sometimes that they never really call out, but is there - and they never call attention it, which is even better.

I like to think he woke up with that song in his head, like he was dreaming about it or something. Tony has this weird ESP/sixth sense about stuff sometimes that they never really call out, but is there - and they never call attention it, which is even better.

"Mom, that wasn't Michael Moore, that was a Michael Moore impersonator. And that wasn't national television, that was a bit for the Jimmy Kimmel show."

"Mom, that wasn't Michael Moore, that was a Michael Moore impersonator. And that wasn't national television, that was a bit for the Jimmy Kimmel show."

The Rita storyline gets funnier and smarter every single time I see it, but the Season as a whole is both frantic and really really really mean-spirited for me to rank it alongside the other 2.

The Rita storyline gets funnier and smarter every single time I see it, but the Season as a whole is both frantic and really really really mean-spirited for me to rank it alongside the other 2.

Forgive me, I just saw this at night, and need to engage with somebody, anybody, about it.

Forgive me, I just saw this at night, and need to engage with somebody, anybody, about it.

Prison Break-In isn't just AD bad, it's soul-crushingly awful. You just can't believe the same people involved with this show had anything to do with it. It's worse than a bad episode of TWO AND A HALF MEN, even.

Prison Break-In isn't just AD bad, it's soul-crushingly awful. You just can't believe the same people involved with this show had anything to do with it. It's worse than a bad episode of TWO AND A HALF MEN, even.