☞ Official SOPRANOS Thread (2 Viewers)

[Wheelhouse]

Also loved Paulie's line to Chris: "Who cares, by that age she'll be working here" I seriously thought Chris was going to shoot Paulie right there in front of everybody, after the slow-mo bit.

great focus on Tony too in that scene.

Agreed. Chris was pretty hurt by everything that was said not to mention the embarrassment he was feeling. When he looked over and saw that Tony was letting it happen (great camera angle and shot), that was the last straw. The last time he had the last straw he nearly killed Tony and Tony nearly killed him.

 

[QUEZILLA]

Maybe I'm off base in thinking this, but I think that AJ is in NO WAY a possible candidate to "replace" Tony. AJ's never been into that life, Tony does not want him in that life, and Carm would certainly not let it happen.AJ is his son - he is not a potential heir.

That's what it seems like, but remember last season before he met the hot Puerto Rican. He was becoming real popular, and going clubbing in NY. If something happens with the gf, and she disappeared, I could easily see him getting into the life. Tony can't really trust Christopher, besides he's not around much anymore.

I fail to see how going to clubs and becoming popular even begins to qualify him to be the boss of the New Jersey mafia.Tony may not be able to trust Christopher - I agree with that, I just don't agree that that has anything to do with AJ. Tony need someone as a buffer & heir apparent does not mean he's going to pull his son into this life who, let's face it, has been a #### up at pretty much everything he's ever tried to do.In short, AJ is not that kinda guy - he never has been. And even if they made him become one, which would be pretty shocking considering how long and to what extent these characters have been defined and grown, Tony does not want him to be involved, nor does he think his son is capable of doing anything of note in this area, nevermind the BOSS. It's just not an angle I see.

It's looking like it's headed that way...

 

[Tiger Fan]

I think Artie Bucco will kill Furrio

 

[Capella]

Maybe I'm off base in thinking this, but I think that AJ is in NO WAY a possible candidate to "replace" Tony. AJ's never been into that life, Tony does not want him in that life, and Carm would certainly not let it happen.AJ is his son - he is not a potential heir.

That's what it seems like, but remember last season before he met the hot Puerto Rican. He was becoming real popular, and going clubbing in NY. If something happens with the gf, and she disappeared, I could easily see him getting into the life. Tony can't really trust Christopher, besides he's not around much anymore.

I fail to see how going to clubs and becoming popular even begins to qualify him to be the boss of the New Jersey mafia.Tony may not be able to trust Christopher - I agree with that, I just don't agree that that has anything to do with AJ. Tony need someone as a buffer & heir apparent does not mean he's going to pull his son into this life who, let's face it, has been a #### up at pretty much everything he's ever tried to do.In short, AJ is not that kinda guy - he never has been. And even if they made him become one, which would be pretty shocking considering how long and to what extent these characters have been defined and grown, Tony does not want him to be involved, nor does he think his son is capable of doing anything of note in this area, nevermind the BOSS. It's just not an angle I see.

It's looking like it's headed that way...

headed what way? no way this show even approaches the topic of AJ stepping into a boss role.

 

[The Gator]

Also loved Paulie's line to Chris: "Who cares, by that age she'll be working here" I seriously thought Chris was going to shoot Paulie right there in front of everybody, after the slow-mo bit.

I expected the glass across the head right there.

This is what I thought would happen.

 

[The Gator]

Maybe I'm off base in thinking this, but I think that AJ is in NO WAY a possible candidate to "replace" Tony. AJ's never been into that life, Tony does not want him in that life, and Carm would certainly not let it happen.AJ is his son - he is not a potential heir.

That's what it seems like, but remember last season before he met the hot Puerto Rican. He was becoming real popular, and going clubbing in NY. If something happens with the gf, and she disappeared, I could easily see him getting into the life. Tony can't really trust Christopher, besides he's not around much anymore.

I fail to see how going to clubs and becoming popular even begins to qualify him to be the boss of the New Jersey mafia.Tony may not be able to trust Christopher - I agree with that, I just don't agree that that has anything to do with AJ. Tony need someone as a buffer & heir apparent does not mean he's going to pull his son into this life who, let's face it, has been a #### up at pretty much everything he's ever tried to do.In short, AJ is not that kinda guy - he never has been. And even if they made him become one, which would be pretty shocking considering how long and to what extent these characters have been defined and grown, Tony does not want him to be involved, nor does he think his son is capable of doing anything of note in this area, nevermind the BOSS. It's just not an angle I see.

It's looking like it's headed that way...

headed what way? no way this show even approaches the topic of AJ stepping into a boss role.

Agree. I think it goes towards him getting into the lifestyle, and then he ####s that up too.

 

[packersfan]

Maybe I'm off base in thinking this, but I think that AJ is in NO WAY a possible candidate to "replace" Tony. AJ's never been into that life, Tony does not want him in that life, and Carm would certainly not let it happen.AJ is his son - he is not a potential heir.

That's what it seems like, but remember last season before he met the hot Puerto Rican. He was becoming real popular, and going clubbing in NY. If something happens with the gf, and she disappeared, I could easily see him getting into the life. Tony can't really trust Christopher, besides he's not around much anymore.

I fail to see how going to clubs and becoming popular even begins to qualify him to be the boss of the New Jersey mafia.Tony may not be able to trust Christopher - I agree with that, I just don't agree that that has anything to do with AJ. Tony need someone as a buffer & heir apparent does not mean he's going to pull his son into this life who, let's face it, has been a #### up at pretty much everything he's ever tried to do.In short, AJ is not that kinda guy - he never has been. And even if they made him become one, which would be pretty shocking considering how long and to what extent these characters have been defined and grown, Tony does not want him to be involved, nor does he think his son is capable of doing anything of note in this area, nevermind the BOSS. It's just not an angle I see.

It's looking like it's headed that way...

headed what way? no way this show even approaches the topic of AJ stepping into a boss role.

Agree. I think it goes towards him getting into the lifestyle, and then he ####s that up too.

Or gets killed trying to fit into that lifestyle.On a different note, Bobby's gotten a whole different attitude since he was put to the test by Tony. He's asserting himself more aggressively - especially around Christopher.

 

[Ghost Rider]

Something else no one has talked about in this thread yet...

What about Tony giving the cell number of that Arab guy to the FBI? Think that could come back to haunt him? What if they get to that guy and get Christopher and everyone he talks to's cell numbers?

 

[jamny]

Maybe I'm off base in thinking this, but I think that AJ is in NO WAY a possible candidate to "replace" Tony. AJ's never been into that life, Tony does not want him in that life, and Carm would certainly not let it happen.AJ is his son - he is not a potential heir.

That's what it seems like, but remember last season before he met the hot Puerto Rican. He was becoming real popular, and going clubbing in NY. If something happens with the gf, and she disappeared, I could easily see him getting into the life. Tony can't really trust Christopher, besides he's not around much anymore.

I fail to see how going to clubs and becoming popular even begins to qualify him to be the boss of the New Jersey mafia.Tony may not be able to trust Christopher - I agree with that, I just don't agree that that has anything to do with AJ. Tony need someone as a buffer & heir apparent does not mean he's going to pull his son into this life who, let's face it, has been a #### up at pretty much everything he's ever tried to do.In short, AJ is not that kinda guy - he never has been. And even if they made him become one, which would be pretty shocking considering how long and to what extent these characters have been defined and grown, Tony does not want him to be involved, nor does he think his son is capable of doing anything of note in this area, nevermind the BOSS. It's just not an angle I see.

It's looking like it's headed that way...

headed what way? no way this show even approaches the topic of AJ stepping into a boss role.

Agree. I think it goes towards him getting into the lifestyle, and then he ####s that up too.

Or gets killed trying to fit into that lifestyle.On a different note, Bobby's gotten a whole different attitude since he was put to the test by Tony. He's asserting himself more aggressively - especially around Christopher.

I loved Chris' pause when Bobby interjected while he was talking to Tony.

 

[QUEZILLA]

Maybe I'm off base in thinking this, but I think that AJ is in NO WAY a possible candidate to "replace" Tony. AJ's never been into that life, Tony does not want him in that life, and Carm would certainly not let it happen.AJ is his son - he is not a potential heir.

That's what it seems like, but remember last season before he met the hot Puerto Rican. He was becoming real popular, and going clubbing in NY. If something happens with the gf, and she disappeared, I could easily see him getting into the life. Tony can't really trust Christopher, besides he's not around much anymore.

I fail to see how going to clubs and becoming popular even begins to qualify him to be the boss of the New Jersey mafia.Tony may not be able to trust Christopher - I agree with that, I just don't agree that that has anything to do with AJ. Tony need someone as a buffer & heir apparent does not mean he's going to pull his son into this life who, let's face it, has been a #### up at pretty much everything he's ever tried to do.In short, AJ is not that kinda guy - he never has been. And even if they made him become one, which would be pretty shocking considering how long and to what extent these characters have been defined and grown, Tony does not want him to be involved, nor does he think his son is capable of doing anything of note in this area, nevermind the BOSS. It's just not an angle I see.

It's looking like it's headed that way...

headed what way? no way this show even approaches the topic of AJ stepping into a boss role.

Maybe not a boss, but it looks to me like he could be getting involved in the business. I don't think they could do all that in only 4 episodes.

 

[The Gator]

On a different note, Bobby's gotten a whole different attitude since he was put to the test by Tony. He's asserting himself more aggressively - especially around Christopher.

I loved Chris' pause when Bobby interjected while he was talking to Tony.

Me too. I thought Bobby was going to reply with a, "WHAT!?". Guess he isn't there yet...

 

[QUEZILLA]

Something else no one has talked about in this thread yet...What about Tony giving the cell number of that Arab guy to the FBI? Think that could come back to haunt him? What if they get to that guy and get Christopher and everyone he talks to's cell numbers?

I'm interested to see how the terrorism comes into play. Your right, I don't think we have heard the last of this.

 

[Wooderson]

Obviously heading to a Chris-Tony finale, I just hope it's a satisfying ending. I don't think Chris will kill Paulie, it's just a bit too far-fetched for me. I don't really care about AJ, but I do think he'll snap and kill whatever guy Blanca ends up sleeping with. Question: Did Chris' sponsor say his wife left him alone in the house? To kill a guy like that with his wife in the house where she may have heard things is extremely sloppy. I highly doubt that would come back to haunt Chrissy, but seems a bit too wide-open for me.

Yeah he said his wife left him alone to work.

 

[jamny]

Something else no one has talked about in this thread yet...What about Tony giving the cell number of that Arab guy to the FBI? Think that could come back to haunt him? What if they get to that guy and get Christopher and everyone he talks to's cell numbers?

I'm interested to see how the terrorism comes into play. Your right, I don't think we have heard the last of this.

this definately is an "under the radar" storyline.Credit to those in this thread that have kept up this angle as it looks like it might be bigger than most realize.

 

[Capella]

Maybe the 'Sopranos Movie' everyone is talking about will be 5-10 years from now and follow AJ in the mob. Pay Gandolfini 30 million to shoot a few (flashback) scenes like Brando in Superman and you have a hit.

Like you wouldn't go see that 2-3 times?

 

[Capella]

Something else no one has talked about in this thread yet...What about Tony giving the cell number of that Arab guy to the FBI? Think that could come back to haunt him? What if they get to that guy and get Christopher and everyone he talks to's cell numbers?

I'm interested to see how the terrorism comes into play. Your right, I don't think we have heard the last of this.

this definately is an "under the radar" storyline.Credit to those in this thread that have kept up this angle as it looks like it might be bigger than most realize.

I think maybe Agent Harris is using the terrorism story to gain Tony's trust and move in closer. The fact he's eating at Satriale's daily should be a huge hint to T. Was kind of surprised to see him so freely give up some info that could come back to haunt him.There's basically 4 hours left to the show (maybe 5 if they make the finale a double-episode or even an extra 30 minutes) -- that's plenty of time to tie things up if they start moving. Movies are 2 hours long and can easily fill multiple story arcs from start to finish.

 

[jamny]

Something else no one has talked about in this thread yet...What about Tony giving the cell number of that Arab guy to the FBI? Think that could come back to haunt him? What if they get to that guy and get Christopher and everyone he talks to's cell numbers?

I'm interested to see how the terrorism comes into play. Your right, I don't think we have heard the last of this.

this definately is an "under the radar" storyline.Credit to those in this thread that have kept up this angle as it looks like it might be bigger than most realize.

I think maybe Agent Harris is using the terrorism story to gain Tony's trust and move in closer. The fact he's eating at Satriale's daily should be a huge hint to T. Was kind of surprised to see him so freely give up some info that could come back to haunt him.

Harris did say any info could help him in the future if he gets pinched. I do see what you mean about helping him out though. How do you really know he's anti-terrorism and not just still a organised crime fed.

 

[Capella]

. How do you really know he's anti-terrorism and not just still a organised crime fed.

Right, that's my point. I figured this was the FBIs last gasp at getting close to him somehow. Not sure what the angle is exactly, but maybe there's something on those cell phones.

 

[Statorama]

Best episode of the year.

 

[Statorama]

I don't really care about AJ, but I do think he'll snap and kill whatever guy Blanca ends up sleeping with.

I see AJ killing Christopher down the road. He had no (moral) problems going at Uncle Junior with a knife, so if Tony says Chris is a problem, AJ might take it into his own hands.edit: that's if any of these Christopher related "what if" scenarios listed above come into play

 

[Capella]

In the previews for next week, they definitely show

Not that I take a lot from the previews, but that has to be something.

Also, anybody notice how there is a new Barbara (Tony's sister) now? Why recast her, just don't bring her back. She was a nothing character.

 

[GRIDIRON ASSASSIN]

I see a drunken or drugged out Christopher getting in a car (or SUV) accident - and dying.

 

[videoguy505]

"Food isn't the answer to all of life's problems.""Neither is acting like a whiny little b***h."

I'm thinking of stripping out the AJ scenes from this episode, the crying, the sulking, the depression, then the lap dance and frat party, and calling it "AJ's Rebound" and making it required viewing for all the Woz's and Hamster's out there who don't know how to sack up when a chick breaks up with them. Mope for a couple of days and then straight to the strip club and quality times boozing with your guys.

 

[videoguy505]

TelevisionWithoutPity.com had a really great line in the summary for last week's episode:

Tony seems to realize that all of his support systems are crumbling -- Christopher is more interested in his movie than anything else, Bobby beat the crap out of him, Paulie's got a big mouth, he feels he can't rely on the rest of his crew, he's loath to involve his family in the Family business, Hesh seems to just want his money, and Melfi is withdrawing her unconditional support as well.

Seems that Tony's reaction to this has been to get two people close to him--AJ and Christopher--into destructive behavior and bring them down to him?

 

[avoiding injuries]

Something else no one has talked about in this thread yet...What about Tony giving the cell number of that Arab guy to the FBI? Think that could come back to haunt him? What if they get to that guy and get Christopher and everyone he talks to's cell numbers?

Tony said it is a "face to face business". I don't think they really do much "talking" ove the phone so they should be fine.

 

[Godsbrother]

Leotardo is still out for Soprano blood and he's going to whack someone. Most likely Christopher. Or I could see Leotaqrdo whacking someone else, maybe Paulie, and Tony thinking Christopher is behind it.

Ultimately I think Christopher gets whacked, Tony's going to jail, and AJ becomes heavily involved in the business, though not boss (not until the movie).

Or I could see AJ getting killed and Carm never forgiving Tony for it.

 

[videoguy505]

at the strippers in the room laughing along with "she'll probably only grow up to work here."

 

[Mahoney]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

 

[glvsav37]

. How do you really know he's anti-terrorism and not just still a organised crime fed.

Right, that's my point. I figured this was the FBIs last gasp at getting close to him somehow. Not sure what the angle is exactly, but maybe there's something on those cell phones.

I see a different side to the 'terrorism' angle.From last week when Tony was driving through the town and saw all the middle eastern people sitting out in front of the stores, greeting each other and the like, then add to that the funding of terror through normal businesses and such....I see maybe tony is looking at the "New" organized crime network developing while his "Old school' organized crime network is failing.just a thought....

 

[zamboni]

On a different note, Bobby's gotten a whole different attitude since he was put to the test by Tony. He's asserting himself more aggressively - especially around Christopher.

I loved Chris' pause when Bobby interjected while he was talking to Tony.

Me too. I thought Bobby was going to reply with a, "WHAT!?". Guess he isn't there yet...

It definitely was an interesting look by Christopher. Seemed like he was taken aback by Bobby's ascension up the ranks while Christopher has dropped.Overall, I agree that it was a very good episode - I think that may have been the starting point of some serious stuff the rest of the way. Or so I hope...

 

[Capella]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

 

[The Noid]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

The only thing he touched was the outside door, with his knuckles, when he knocked. He made sure not to touch the knob on his way out.

 

[Capella]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

The only thing he touched was the outside door, with his knuckles, when he knocked. He made sure not to touch the knob on his way out.

I know, but you'd think he'd be a pretty prime suspect. Guess there's not a lot they can do though without any evidence or a witness. Which is why it won't be brought back up.

 

[packersfan]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

The only thing he touched was the outside door, with his knuckles, when he knocked. He made sure not to touch the knob on his way out.

I know, but you'd think he'd be a pretty prime suspect. Guess there's not a lot they can do though without any evidence or a witness. Which is why it won't be brought back up.

It'll get pinned on Daniel Baldwin.

 

[Statorama]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

The only thing he touched was the outside door, with his knuckles, when he knocked. He made sure not to touch the knob on his way out.

I know, but you'd think he'd be a pretty prime suspect. Guess there's not a lot they can do though without any evidence or a witness. Which is why it won't be brought back up.

Oh, like maybe a file on JT's computer titled "Just in case I get shot" that outlines everything he knows about Christopher?

 

[jdoggydogg]

Anyone that is guessing that AJ could become boss should dissuade themselves from that theory. Unless Chase parts with reality, no way will this happen. Not in a million years would any of those hardened gangsters let a boy lead them. Sure, the series could end with AJ getting into "the life." But absolutely no freaking way does Meadow or AJ have a shot at boss at their age.

 

[Kiddnets]

I would love to see a real ending but with all the money out there for a movie in a few years - I just don't know if Chase could kill Tony. That character can print money - if he kills off any of the main characters I woul be very impressed!

Have a feeling Chris flips and pulls a Henry Hill where he lives the rest of his days like a schnook. Tony goes up the river while AJ enters the business. See you all in 5 years for the sequel Sopranos the movie "The pursuit of more money"

 

[pricklypete]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

The only thing he touched was the outside door, with his knuckles, when he knocked. He made sure not to touch the knob on his way out.

I know, but you'd think he'd be a pretty prime suspect. Guess there's not a lot they can do though without any evidence or a witness. Which is why it won't be brought back up.

Oh, like maybe a file on JT's computer titled "Just in case I get shot" that outlines everything he knows about Christopher?

Never thought of that. Thanks.

 

[QUEZILLA]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

Speaking of sloppy kills, how about Bobby Bacalas 1st kill? He left the gun with his prints, and the guy ripped a piece of his shirt. I wouldn't be surprised if this comes up in the next few weeks.

 

[Gonzo Stokes]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

The only thing he touched was the outside door, with his knuckles, when he knocked. He made sure not to touch the knob on his way out.

I know, but you'd think he'd be a pretty prime suspect. Guess there's not a lot they can do though without any evidence or a witness. Which is why it won't be brought back up.

Oh, like maybe a file on JT's computer titled "Just in case I get shot" that outlines everything he knows about Christopher?

How would they corroborate the information? Everything JT 'knows', I'm sure the feds already suspect.

 

[pricklypete]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

Speaking of sloppy kills, how about Bobby Bacalas 1st kill? He left the gun with his prints, and the guy ripped a piece of his shirt. I wouldn't be surprised if this comes up in the next few weeks.

He was wearing gloves.Many hits are made with a 'clean' piece and then discarded at the scene.

 

[jdoggydogg]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

Speaking of sloppy kills, how about Bobby Bacalas 1st kill? He left the gun with his prints, and the guy ripped a piece of his shirt. I wouldn't be surprised if this comes up in the next few weeks.

He was wearing gloves.Many hits are made with a 'clean' piece and then discarded at the scene.

Leaving a clean gun at the crime scene is standard. Doesn't make any sense to hold on to the gun because that ties you to the murder.

 

[Peter Lemonjello]

I think everything's setting up for Tony to land in jail because of the actions of others. Between Bobby's sloppy hit, Christopher's execution of JT and relapse, Paulie's mouth and hot head, or AJ's involvement in junior thugs.

 

[General Malaise]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

Good post here. In a prior episode, Chris walks into the writer's place and hits him in the head with some sort of household object. The writer's wife came out in her nightgown when Chris walked in to see what the commotion was. Her husband ordered her back to the room. She's going to know who killed her husband in a split second.I know these mob guys walk around with impunity, but sometimes, sloppy murders get punished. The law is going to step in here, no? This murder just didn't make any sense other than Chris realized he had to kill him after offering up too much info. Also, the college kid they beat up and poured acid on....how is that not going to get reported to campus cops? You don't think this kid will run to his parents for financial aid but also to let them know what happened? I just don't get it.

 

[Tiger Fan]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

Good post here. In a prior episode, Chris walks into the writer's place and hits him in the head with some sort of household object. The writer's wife came out in her nightgown when Chris walked in to see what the commotion was. Her husband ordered her back to the room. She's going to know who killed her husband in a split second.I know these mob guys walk around with impunity, but sometimes, sloppy murders get punished. The law is going to step in here, no? This murder just didn't make any sense other than Chris realized he had to kill him after offering up too much info. Also, the college kid they beat up and poured acid on....how is that not going to get reported to campus cops? You don't think this kid will run to his parents for financial aid but also to let them know what happened? I just don't get it.

 

[General Malaise]

All I hope is that at some point, Meadow shows us her jugs.

 

[PatsWillWin]

I don't think that the writer is married - I think that was just a girl.

 

[Mahoney]

Christopher walked into a guy's house, shoots him in the head, and walks out without cleaning up. The guy appears pretty affluent and directly connected to Christopher. I'd be shocked if that was the end of that story. I suspect he gets nabbed for that murder and gets life or enters "the program", leading to an expidited demise of virtually the rest of the cast. He may get capped by the family if they discover the liability that he is about to become.

One would think, but I doubt it gets brought back up again. Was a sloppy kill though.

The only thing he touched was the outside door, with his knuckles, when he knocked. He made sure not to touch the knob on his way out.

I know, but you'd think he'd be a pretty prime suspect. Guess there's not a lot they can do though without any evidence or a witness. Which is why it won't be brought back up.

First of all, we don't know there isn't a witness who saw him or his car on the premises. Second, if crime scenes that appear to hold no witnesses or evidence is all it takes to close a case, why are there 12 different CSI's dominating the ratings right now? My main point was that it was a stupid mistake, and with only 4 episodes left it easily could be one of the catalysts that leads to a pretty final conclusion for one or more of the main characters. I bet it won't get mentioned this week. But it'll come up in a few weeks as all hell beaks loose.

 

[badger]

I wanna know why these guys don't use silencers on their guns. Walk into an apartment, blow out some guy's brains and walk down that long hallway with no one stepping out to see you/hear you?

 

[Ghost Rider]

I wanna know why these guys don't use silencers on their guns. Walk into an apartment, blow out some guy's brains and walk down that long hallway with no one stepping out to see you/hear you?

My thought process there has always been that those running the show want the loud sound of the gun, to make the impact that much more forceful for the viewers, so they do not have them use silencers. In real life, you would have to figure they would, though.