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Pirates Mascots Do Sopranos
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Clintons Do Sopranos
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Black
The bell on the restaurant's front door rings and Tony looks up. Journey's frontman Steve Perry sings "Don't Stop ..."
After a great build up of tension in the final scene, that's how it ends.....black silence. Your imagination is the ending.
Not exactly what I was looking for, but interesting because we the audience got wacked!
I'm Back! They're Gone!
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Well, I'm back. Most of of you are probably thinking, I didn't know you were gone. I was sick in the hostpital for a few weeks. I'm very slowly getting back up to speed. Thanks to Jamie for his great quick thoughtZ posts (read them all here) and Tina for her summer TV list of guilty treasures.
Ok, Tonight is the BIG Sopranos series finale and I hope my man Tony makes it (although I doubt it) and lives like Whitey Buldger somewhere. Here's the HBO trailer (WARNING: POSSIBLE SPOILER)
The Best of Paulie Walnuts
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One of the best characters on TV has to be The Sopranos Paulie Walnuts. Here is a best of video of the crazy mobster.
This video is NSFWOC (Not Safe For Work Or Children)
Cleaver
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Here is a mockumentary of Christopher's Mob/Horror movie "Cleaver"
Sopranos weekend
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With only two more days until the begining of the final season of the Sopranos, I wanted to give everyone a refresher. First here is a 7 minute video of pretty much, everything that happend in the series so far. (fantastic job by the 2 guys who made this, it took them 100 hours to make)
Here is a video of the "good stuff" --ALL THE WHACKINGS (Warning Graphic)
Finally if you did not like the slow pace of last season, Alan Sepinwall of The Star Ledger says be patient, because the pace will pick up, just not in episode one.
Give Team Soprano two weeks before you make up your mind about the new season.
It's not that Sunday night's premiere is bad. If anything, it's a superb refresher of what makes Tony Soprano tick, as well as the deepest look we've ever had at Tony and Janice's childhood and their current relationship.
But after spending most of last season fielding complaints about the sluggish pace and focus on minor characters like Eugene Pontecorvo and Artie Bucco, I imagine the premiere -- a leisurely hour set largely at Bobby Bacala's cabin in the Adirondacks and featuring only four significant characters -- will lead to New Jersey's 911 operators getting overloaded Sunday night with calls of exploding heads, steam escaping ears, teeth being ground down to dust, etc.
So, before I can preview the new season in more detail or look back on the merits and flaws of the last one, I should say up front that episode two is more quintessentially "Sopranos," with use of virtually every major character (save, I think, Uncle Junior), mob intrigue, black humor and, yes, whacking. (Though there's some of that in the premiere.) If the premiere drives you nuts, know that something more your speed will be coming quickly.
Swimming with the fishes
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Well, in one week one of the all time greatest shows "The Sopranos" will begin it's final 9 episodes. No show has ever done what they have for TV. It's always been more than about who gets whacked that makes it great, It's been about the characters and their everyday struggles that draws you in. That's why I never understood the so called "fans" of the show that would say that last season stunk because there was not enough killing. No one knows how it will all end. All I know is, I don't want to see it go and everyone should enjoy it before it swims with fishes like all of these people.
I'm ready
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It's official. Tony and The Sopranos come back for its final episodes starting April 8 at 9PM.; the second half of its sixth and final season. Only 9 more episodes. Is Phil Leotardo going to be able to lead even though he's sick while Johnny Sack is still imprisoned? Will Carmela find out about Tony and his connections to Adriana's death? I'm ready to find out now. I can't wait.
It really drives me crazy that people bashed the show the past season and a half, every season can't be perfect, even if it's one of the best TV shows ever! Here's the promo, inside Tony's head.