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I disagree. She did an awesome job, especially in Season 1, but she really wasn't in Season 2 that much, and that is arguably the best season of any television show ever. The fact that she and Tony had almost no interaction was a big reason why she wasn't as involved. That likely would have changed in Season 3, but it was not to be. Regardless, the show carried on being phenomenal, although the ducks and family arc thing kind of went by the wayside.
I think the show produced a bunch of phenomenal episodes, but I don't think the show produced another complete phenomenal season.Ghost Rider said:
I think Seasons 3 and 5 were both phenomenal. Both had a pretty average episode in them ("...To Save Us All from Satan's Power" and "In Camelot"), but so did Season 1 ("A Hit Is a Hit").If you want to agree that the show was never as good as Season 2, which had Nancy Marchand, then, okay, I will agree with that, but like I said before, that is probably the greatest season of any television show ever. They would have had a hard time topping that, even if Marchand hadn't died.
Agreed.
Jackie was dumb. That seemed to be his undoing.
He was a moron who wanted to be a gangster, but wasn't willing to pay his dues (and/or wasn't patient enough to make his way through the ranks like everyone else).Good riddance; he was an annoying character.
He wasn't trying to get into Tony's family. In his own words, "we're free agents."And he was pissed at T because he was convinced he whacked his Uncle Richie.
I'm laughing just thinking about it.
I'm gonna say some things, and I'm gonna use some bad words. And you're gonna have to listen.
Wow. No idea.
Too bad cuz I said lunch meat
Have you gotten to the point yet where Richie clips Silvio and then persuades Paulie to join forces with him against Tony?
YESSSSS
nah. the length of this thread is just due to raidernation and ghost rider yentaing it up. they yap worse than six barbers.
What are you looking at? You gonna cry now?
Souttt o' da bordaaaa.... where the tunafish play.
Flight risk? I've been farting into the same couch for 30 years.
It gets much better. Just wait until you get to season 6 when Tony gets whacked and AJ takes over the family.
I loved the scene where Carmella catches AJ burning the weed out in the garage at the party for his Confirmation:Carmela: What kind of animal smokes marijuana at his own confirmation?A.J.: I don't know.Carmela: Be a good Catholic for fifteen [f-ing] minutes; is that so much to ask?!The best part about A.J. getting in trouble for that is this exchange with Tony:"And on your mother's birthday." "Wait, it wasn't. It was after midnight.""What, are you ####### stupid?"
Holy #### that is great.
"Enough with the "I don't knows"!"RudiStein said:I loved the scene where Carmella catches AJ burning the weed out in the garage at the party for his Confirmation:Carmela: What kind of animal smokes marijuana at his own confirmation?A.J.: I don't know.Carmela: Be a good Catholic for fifteen [f-ing] minutes; is that so much to ask?!The best part about A.J. getting in trouble for that is this exchange with Tony:"And on your mother's birthday." "Wait, it wasn't. It was after midnight.""What, are you ####### stupid?"
Pretty sure this was covered already and that in the Tony and Bobby convo he never said anything "went black".This is probably very old news but, oh well..
Per AVClub's "16 Unanswered TV Questions":
"(...)HBO spokesman Quentin Schaffer later confirmed that a scene from an earlier episode where Tony and brother-in-law Bobby Bacala talk about how "everything just goes black" when you're killed was a "legitimate hint" about the ending."
Call me crazy, but I read that as the most credible/obvious hint at what happened at the end. Tony got capped.
Unless, well, I have no idea who this Quentin Schaffer fella is, but he sounds like he's someone important. Is he just some random HBO suit trying to stir up what he wants the ending to have been, perhaps?
Yeah, it's definitely not new news, but in regards to the scene in question here's what Reuters said was said:Tony and his brother-in-law, Bobby Bacala, muse about what it feels like to die. "At the end, you probably don't hear anything, everything just goes black," Bobby says while they sit fishing in a small boat on a lake.At the end "everything just goes black". I dunno, he obviously left the ending up for interpretation but apparently that scene was relived in a flashback in the very last episode, so Chase obviously felt it was important to the ending of the series.
Second to last episode
Remember Pearl HarborWatching From Where to Eternity today. Paulie is a riot.
"Hell is hot. That’s never been disputed by anybody." :(
Then he tells Christofuhhh he was in Purgatory, not Hell.
"A little detour on the way to paradise." ....
"You add up all your mortal sins and multiply that number by 50. Then you add up all your venial sins and multiply that by 25. You add them together and that's your sentence. I figure I'm gonna have to do about six thousand years before I get accepted into Heaven. And six thousand years is nothing in eternity terms. I could do that standing on my head. It's like a couple of days here."
Yeah. The more time that passes and the more time I've had to think about it, the more certain I am that he was killed.
. Although I have hooked up my Blu-ray/DVD to my surround sound gaming headset and it could make a card board box with great music be riveting. The show is great so far, but the enhanced sound makes shows I have previously watched so much better. It kind of takes me away from feeling like I am watching a TV show, to being in the TV show. Sort of like a good book.
I DON'T WANNA SMELL YOUR PISS!!!Remember Pearl HarborWatching From Where to Eternity today. Paulie is a riot.
"Hell is hot. That’s never been disputed by anybody."
Then he tells Christofuhhh he was in Purgatory, not Hell.
"A little detour on the way to paradise." ....
"You add up all your mortal sins and multiply that number by 50. Then you add up all your venial sins and multiply that by 25. You add them together and that's your sentence. I figure I'm gonna have to do about six thousand years before I get accepted into Heaven. And six thousand years is nothing in eternity terms. I could do that standing on my head. It's like a couple of days here."
Did Paulie have any lines when he was sniffing Ade's panties?I DON'T WANNA SMELL YOUR PISS!!!Remember Pearl HarborWatching From Where to Eternity today. Paulie is a riot.
"Hell is hot. That’s never been disputed by anybody."
Then he tells Christofuhhh he was in Purgatory, not Hell.
"A little detour on the way to paradise." ....
"You add up all your mortal sins and multiply that number by 50. Then you add up all your venial sins and multiply that by 25. You add them together and that's your sentence. I figure I'm gonna have to do about six thousand years before I get accepted into Heaven. And six thousand years is nothing in eternity terms. I could do that standing on my head. It's like a couple of days here."
