Being aware they were going to see Kingsley to convince him to star in their movie, it makes sense that Chris and Carmine both would have made sure they knew as much about him as possible ahead of time.

I loved the Benny-Artie storyline. Benny was especially underused throughout the series, this being the only episode where he had a somewhat prominent role, while Artie had several throughout the show's run. Boca comes to mind. The other story, nah not so much, but I do concede that once they went down the Cleaver…

I loved the Benny-Artie storyline. Benny was especially underused throughout the series, this being the only episode where he had a somewhat prominent role, while Artie had several throughout the show's run. Boca comes to mind. The other story, nah not so much, but I do concede that once they went down the Cleaver…

He didn't. The black kid with the bike reminded him of the black girl he had a thing for who he gave his own bike up to get rid of the street kids. Hell, he could have just as easily been crying over the bike as anything. Have you forgotten how he laughed when the two Jasons burnt the toes off that one schmuck's foot…

He didn't. The black kid with the bike reminded him of the black girl he had a thing for who he gave his own bike up to get rid of the street kids. Hell, he could have just as easily been crying over the bike as anything. Have you forgotten how he laughed when the two Jasons burnt the toes off that one schmuck's foot…

@avclub-1df8797177fc3b52be6784aacca7358c:disqus Thanks for posting that, that scene never gets old.

@avclub-1df8797177fc3b52be6784aacca7358c:disqus Thanks for posting that, that scene never gets old.

Carlo was definitely disgusted by Vito, even going so far as to tell Tony what Vito did was a "sin". Somebody else, I forget who (maybe Sil) said "this guy represents us", No, most of them wanted Vito out of the picture for good, though granted they didn't like the way Phil took matters into his own hands.

Carlo was definitely disgusted by Vito, even going so far as to tell Tony what Vito did was a "sin". Somebody else, I forget who (maybe Sil) said "this guy represents us", No, most of them wanted Vito out of the picture for good, though granted they didn't like the way Phil took matters into his own hands.

Joseph Giannascoli actually has a pretty decent website. On one video, he explains the gay storyline was actually his idea.

Joseph Giannascoli actually has a pretty decent website. On one video, he explains the gay storyline was actually his idea.

It always looked to me like MOG followed AJ to the diner, then just made it a point to scoot on in there ahead of him. Tony looks at the door, MOG enters, AJ right behind him. I have my own theories of who might have had Tony killed, and it boils down strictly to between two people. But I'm going to wait until the…

It always looked to me like MOG followed AJ to the diner, then just made it a point to scoot on in there ahead of him. Tony looks at the door, MOG enters, AJ right behind him. I have my own theories of who might have had Tony killed, and it boils down strictly to between two people. But I'm going to wait until the…

I just checked the A&E schedule, looks like they've stopped showing The Sopranos, or at least for the next two weeks they have. Boo. Looks like I'll have to get my Sopranos fix from random little YouTube clips. Or I guess I could break down and order HBO. 

I just checked the A&E schedule, looks like they've stopped showing The Sopranos, or at least for the next two weeks they have. Boo. Looks like I'll have to get my Sopranos fix from random little YouTube clips. Or I guess I could break down and order HBO. 

They cut out more stuff as time goes on. One of the worst cuts was in Where's Johnny, where Junior thinks he and Bobby are on television. Why the hell they would cut that I have no idea, as that is one of the best scenes of the entire series in my opinion, let alone that episode.

They cut out more stuff as time goes on. One of the worst cuts was in Where's Johnny, where Junior thinks he and Bobby are on television. Why the hell they would cut that I have no idea, as that is one of the best scenes of the entire series in my opinion, let alone that episode.

He didn't have a problem with the brutality of burning that one poor schmucks toes off one foot, if I remember right he actually laughed about that. It was the Somali kid that bothered him, and that was probably only because it brought him back to the black Puerto Rican girl that dumped him. AJ couldn't give a shit…

He didn't have a problem with the brutality of burning that one poor schmucks toes off one foot, if I remember right he actually laughed about that. It was the Somali kid that bothered him, and that was probably only because it brought him back to the black Puerto Rican girl that dumped him. AJ couldn't give a shit…

What @avclub-e0f48a1058f0f0204b22d4a2fd6f18ae:disqus said. But its hard to say for sure. I also remember the time, in one of the earlier episodes of the season, Phil and Vito were talking. Vito asked Marie to bring him one of those tasty as hell sounding hot water and lemon drinks. Phil was politely telling Vito that…