@avclub-1898a4d76532f237d9b5c0592dfe71a9:disqus David Chase liked using symbolism, so that could be what it meant, Tony Sopranos death being number 100 as a symbol of finality. And that's cool with me. I don't care anything about seeing a Sopranos movie. The way I see it, why tamper with something that is to as near…

If that was all it was, he could have turned himself in to the feds and made a deal to turn states evidence in return for a whole new identity and life for himself and his wife and kids. Just think how quickly the feds would have jumped at the chance to turn the captain of the Aprille crew, and the family's biggest…

If that was all it was, he could have turned himself in to the feds and made a deal to turn states evidence in return for a whole new identity and life for himself and his wife and kids. Just think how quickly the feds would have jumped at the chance to turn the captain of the Aprille crew, and the family's biggest…

I was thinking the same thing about the Sunday dinners, like in Where's Johnny. But, Barb hadn't yet been born when the events of Down Neck transpired, and Johnny taking Janice to that amusement park was a ruse in order for him to meet with other mobsters..

I was thinking the same thing about the Sunday dinners, like in Where's Johnny. But, Barb hadn't yet been born when the events of Down Neck transpired, and Johnny taking Janice to that amusement park was a ruse in order for him to meet with other mobsters..

He was made, his old man got him a pass on killing anybody.

He was made, his old man got him a pass on killing anybody.

The reason I noticed it was I was reading some Sopranos things and happened across a list of deaths that listed the number as 94. I also noticed two or three glaring omissions, so I just decided to see where it went to for the hell of it.

The reason I noticed it was I was reading some Sopranos things and happened across a list of deaths that listed the number as 94. I also noticed two or three glaring omissions, so I just decided to see where it went to for the hell of it.

I don't think it was planned out that way from the beginning of the series, but I have to wonder if maybe mid-way through season six, once Chase saw he was bearing down on one hundred, he decided to go with that as a symbol of finality.

I don't think it was planned out that way from the beginning of the series, but I have to wonder if maybe mid-way through season six, once Chase saw he was bearing down on one hundred, he decided to go with that as a symbol of finality.

Correction-the cyclist would be death 98, Phil Leotardo would be 99, then Tony 100.

Correction-the cyclist would be death 98, Phil Leotardo would be 99, then Tony 100.

I wanted to share something now in case something happens that I'm not able to share it later. I don't know what it means, or if it means anything. If not, it's one hell of a coincidence. The total number of deaths in the Sopranos that occur within the timeline of the show only, is-100.

I wanted to share something now in case something happens that I'm not able to share it later. I don't know what it means, or if it means anything. If not, it's one hell of a coincidence. The total number of deaths in the Sopranos that occur within the timeline of the show only, is-100.

In a way I wish they'd gotten the woman who played Aunt Quintina to replace Marchand as Livia. She looked enough like her I don't think most people would have complained, and Quintina's role was minimal at best, arguably even more minor a role than Barb.

In a way I wish they'd gotten the woman who played Aunt Quintina to replace Marchand as Livia. She looked enough like her I don't think most people would have complained, and Quintina's role was minimal at best, arguably even more minor a role than Barb.

. Zeppole? Okay, another food item I'm going to have to look up. By the way, does anybody know what the hell is "Floppamoes". Not sure about the spelling, but Chris asked his mom to make him some in For All Debts Public And Private, but she couldn't make it because she had no peanut butter.

. Zeppole? Okay, another food item I'm going to have to look up. By the way, does anybody know what the hell is "Floppamoes". Not sure about the spelling, but Chris asked his mom to make him some in For All Debts Public And Private, but she couldn't make it because she had no peanut butter.

Members Only is my favorite of 6A. For one thing, in my honest opinion it contains a very strong clue as to who has Tony killed in the series finale, and why. You just gotta know how to look for it. Plus there's a plethora of other great stuff. Just the penultimate climax of Tony and Junior's dysfunctional…