Sopranos new season.......
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I actually think she was too hippy for my tastes. While being a shapely woman she's just not my cupotea.The Cunning Linguist said:
His russian girlfriend (tatianna??) who later dated the assemblyman had a killer bod but she had the EE eyes happening.
There is a movie coming out??
I liked sunday's episode, however I am sort of dissappointed if the creators have it all end with a family war, only to have the surviving people pick up the pieces and continue on in the movie.
That would suck.
I liked sunday's episode, however I am sort of dissappointed if the creators have it all end with a family war, only to have the surviving people pick up the pieces and continue on in the movie.
That would suck.
Everyone's talking about the movie like it's a done deal. It's a "possibility" that likely will never happen, and if it does it is more likely to be a "prequel" which would not include any of the current cast (since they weren't born back then). http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/does-chase-have-sopranos-movie-concept/LadyRachel said:
A prequel movie about the Sopranos would indeed mirror the Godfather series of films (Godfather 2 being about Vito Corleone's early days in America). I don't think I would go and see it in the theatres...I would wait for it to come out on DVD. Maybe David Chase's "creative" well HAS run dry.....Mikehorn said:
You know, there was an article in the April edition of Vanity Fair
http://www.lbracco.com/vanityfair2007.htm
about how the Soprano's came to be, and David Chase and James Gandolphini kept moaning about how hard it is to go to work, and how drained they are by "the creative process", and how they want to avoid being type-cast.
Moody fucks....this series has made them gazillion-aires, and they portray it as such a burden. POOR THEM (to paraphrase Livia)!!!!
I don't think they realize they caught lightning in a bottle, and should be grateful every day of their lives. Can anybody say David Caruso? (who finally wised up and took a role in the established CSI franchise)
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all good things come to an end and that's just life. I was pissed when they came up with the idea of a 6th season of Sopranos as I was emotionally ready to cut it off after the 5 seasons. Guess greed got in the way. I hope there's no movie, prequel or not. Just let it go, darn it!
David Chase is already set from the royalties he's getting from The Rockford Files, I'll Fly Away and Northern Exposure. Did anyone notice the theme to The Rockford files playing in the background when Tony has his first panic attack.
To pick the top ten Sopranos episodes is exceptionally difficult. But as Chirs would say, "rock out with your cock out".
1. Isabella - Season 1 Episode 12
(Tony meets a dental student)
2. Pine Barrens - S3/E11
(He's an interior decorator)
3. Kennedy and Heidi - S6b/E6
(Viva Las Vegas)
4. The Weight - S4/E4
(The wrath of Johnny Sack)
5. Boca - S1/E9
(Uncle Junior likes shellfish)
6. Commendatori - S2/E4
(Tony, Chris and Paulie's excellent Napolitan adventure)
7. Two Tonys - S5/E1
(Tony Soprano - Prince of Tide)
8. Join the Club - S6a/E2
(Anaheim is hell)
9. Funhouse - S2/E13
(The joys of Indian food)
10. The Strong Silent Type S4/E10
(I outta suffocate you, you little prick)
1. Isabella - Season 1 Episode 12
(Tony meets a dental student)
2. Pine Barrens - S3/E11
(He's an interior decorator)
3. Kennedy and Heidi - S6b/E6
(Viva Las Vegas)
4. The Weight - S4/E4
(The wrath of Johnny Sack)
5. Boca - S1/E9
(Uncle Junior likes shellfish)
6. Commendatori - S2/E4
(Tony, Chris and Paulie's excellent Napolitan adventure)
7. Two Tonys - S5/E1
(Tony Soprano - Prince of Tide)
8. Join the Club - S6a/E2
(Anaheim is hell)
9. Funhouse - S2/E13
(The joys of Indian food)
10. The Strong Silent Type S4/E10
(I outta suffocate you, you little prick)
Sopranos tonight...a bummer...
What a let down...no Sopranos on the telly...Probably because this is Memorial Weekend in the US...
What a let down...no Sopranos on the telly...Probably because this is Memorial Weekend in the US...
Back Burner said:What the fuck happen to the Sopranos tonight?
Scheduled off night, likely because of the US holiday. I was pissed too, so I checked the HBO site.
It is back in a week, for two weeks.
It is back in a week, for two weeks.
I was so berefit, I watched the 1st 4 episodes of season 3......
Von Wigglestaff...love your sig chick....and so apropos for this thread...it's the Sonya Aragon character from the episode "Heidi & Kennedy"...right?
Sarah somebody?
Von Wigglestaff...love your sig chick....and so apropos for this thread...it's the Sonya Aragon character from the episode "Heidi & Kennedy"...right?
Sarah somebody?
NY mobsters think NJ mobsters are trash. Thats why even though Tony had totally legit reasons for attacking the man who insulted his daughter he is still in the wrong because NY Made Guys are untouchable to any minor league mobster in NJ, even if they are Boss.lookingforitallthetime said:
If you remember, many members of John Sac's family were unhappy with the fact that he gave so much respect to Tony.
SPOILER ALERT!!!
Proceed with Caution! Taken off a fan site....
In “Blue Comet”, written by Matthew Weiner and David Chase and directed by Alan Taylor, will play out like this:
Silvio finds out from a cop-contact of his that Paulie has flipped, and that it happened off-screen, shortly before season 6b started. He tells Tony about it at the Bing, followed by a long conversation about how they are going to handle the situation. This is what is meant by “He’s playing both sides of the fence” from the previews. Tony reveals to Silvio that he was considering killing Paulie on the boat in “Remember When”, and regrets not doing it when he had the chance. Silvio gives Tony a weird look because he’s not sure why Tony would have wanted to kill Paulie, since he hadn’t known he flipped, he wouldn’t have had any other good reason. This leads to an argument, in which Silvio begins questioning Tony’s leadership and the amount that he cares about looking out for his crew. Tony explodes, and ends up hitting Silvio. Silvio turns back around and hits Tony, and as Tony falls backwards, Silvio realizes what he’s done and runs out of the Bing.
Phil decides to retaliate for the fight Tony had with Coco. He says that his decision is to take out Tony’s crew one by one.
Bobby does in fact get killed in front of the model train store just as many other spoilers have reported. This is where the episode title comes from. However, his son is not with him.
AJ escapes from the mental facility by jumping out of a window into a dumpster. However, he lands awkwardly and sprains his ankle. He starts calling for help, and nurses from the facility come out and have to help him back in to the building.
There’s a scene with the Feds in which they are talking about LCN and one is talking about Paulie Walnuts coming in handy in their case against Tony. The other agent corrects him, say that it is actually Carlo that they flipped recently. The other cop is stunned, but he never gets a chance to get back to Silvio with the truth ….
Tony gets a call from Silvio on his cell, who is calling to ask for forgiveness. Tony had a Melfi scene in which he realized Silvio might have been right in his opinion of Tony, and is no longer really mad at Sil. Tony tells him to meet him at the Bing to talk, and that they can’t let their feud distract them from taking care of Paulie, who will be a big problem. Tony is late getting to the Bing because Carmella calls him to say that there’s something wrong with AJ, and so Tony has to meet her at the hospital first.
Silvio gets to the Bing and is confronted by two hit-men that were hired by Phil. Having never seen the killers before, he is shot dead believing that he was actually set up by Tony. Patsy comes out as the murder takes place, and is caught off guard. The hit-men think they must now kill Patsy too, but he manages to narrowly escape on foot.
I’m told the scene at the hospital is very emotional, as AJ begs to come home and Carmella tells him that she can’t take all his nonsense anymore, and that she can’t emotionally handle it.
Tony stops by the Bing and when he learns what happened he quickly leaves, afraid he will be in danger too. At home, he gets a call from Janice that Bobby was shot dead. He tells Carm, who breaks down and cries again – Between AJ and Bobby, we see her really begin to lose it in this episode.
The episode closes at Silvio’s wake. Patsy is there and has told Tony what happened. They are also talking about Bobby. The rest of his crew is there at the service to, trying to get Tony to start a war with Phil and retaliate. Tony just stands there in silence. At the end of the episode, he sees some flowers that were sent with a card on it from the FBI. Tony looks thoughtfully at the card as the scene fades out, and we’re left to wonder if that’s the only place left for Tony to turn.
That's what I do know. I meant to ask him about the supposed scene with Phil's housekeeper's father, but I didn't get around to it. He didn't mention it, so I'm assuming it was minor, and that the "mistaken identity" line in the episode description has to do with the Paulie/Carlo rat situation, and that the serious ramifications are to come in "Made in America". I also know that based on photos I've seen, Paulie seems to make it to the last episode, so we shall see.
Proceed with Caution! Taken off a fan site....
In “Blue Comet”, written by Matthew Weiner and David Chase and directed by Alan Taylor, will play out like this:
Silvio finds out from a cop-contact of his that Paulie has flipped, and that it happened off-screen, shortly before season 6b started. He tells Tony about it at the Bing, followed by a long conversation about how they are going to handle the situation. This is what is meant by “He’s playing both sides of the fence” from the previews. Tony reveals to Silvio that he was considering killing Paulie on the boat in “Remember When”, and regrets not doing it when he had the chance. Silvio gives Tony a weird look because he’s not sure why Tony would have wanted to kill Paulie, since he hadn’t known he flipped, he wouldn’t have had any other good reason. This leads to an argument, in which Silvio begins questioning Tony’s leadership and the amount that he cares about looking out for his crew. Tony explodes, and ends up hitting Silvio. Silvio turns back around and hits Tony, and as Tony falls backwards, Silvio realizes what he’s done and runs out of the Bing.
Phil decides to retaliate for the fight Tony had with Coco. He says that his decision is to take out Tony’s crew one by one.
Bobby does in fact get killed in front of the model train store just as many other spoilers have reported. This is where the episode title comes from. However, his son is not with him.
AJ escapes from the mental facility by jumping out of a window into a dumpster. However, he lands awkwardly and sprains his ankle. He starts calling for help, and nurses from the facility come out and have to help him back in to the building.
There’s a scene with the Feds in which they are talking about LCN and one is talking about Paulie Walnuts coming in handy in their case against Tony. The other agent corrects him, say that it is actually Carlo that they flipped recently. The other cop is stunned, but he never gets a chance to get back to Silvio with the truth ….
Tony gets a call from Silvio on his cell, who is calling to ask for forgiveness. Tony had a Melfi scene in which he realized Silvio might have been right in his opinion of Tony, and is no longer really mad at Sil. Tony tells him to meet him at the Bing to talk, and that they can’t let their feud distract them from taking care of Paulie, who will be a big problem. Tony is late getting to the Bing because Carmella calls him to say that there’s something wrong with AJ, and so Tony has to meet her at the hospital first.
Silvio gets to the Bing and is confronted by two hit-men that were hired by Phil. Having never seen the killers before, he is shot dead believing that he was actually set up by Tony. Patsy comes out as the murder takes place, and is caught off guard. The hit-men think they must now kill Patsy too, but he manages to narrowly escape on foot.
I’m told the scene at the hospital is very emotional, as AJ begs to come home and Carmella tells him that she can’t take all his nonsense anymore, and that she can’t emotionally handle it.
Tony stops by the Bing and when he learns what happened he quickly leaves, afraid he will be in danger too. At home, he gets a call from Janice that Bobby was shot dead. He tells Carm, who breaks down and cries again – Between AJ and Bobby, we see her really begin to lose it in this episode.
The episode closes at Silvio’s wake. Patsy is there and has told Tony what happened. They are also talking about Bobby. The rest of his crew is there at the service to, trying to get Tony to start a war with Phil and retaliate. Tony just stands there in silence. At the end of the episode, he sees some flowers that were sent with a card on it from the FBI. Tony looks thoughtfully at the card as the scene fades out, and we’re left to wonder if that’s the only place left for Tony to turn.
That's what I do know. I meant to ask him about the supposed scene with Phil's housekeeper's father, but I didn't get around to it. He didn't mention it, so I'm assuming it was minor, and that the "mistaken identity" line in the episode description has to do with the Paulie/Carlo rat situation, and that the serious ramifications are to come in "Made in America". I also know that based on photos I've seen, Paulie seems to make it to the last episode, so we shall see.
Why is rip hymen trying to ruin it for everyone, I won't read his spoiler.The Cunning Linguist said:I was so berefit, I watched the 1st 4 episodes of season 3......
Von Wigglestaff...love your sig chick....and so apropos for this thread...it's the Sonya Aragon character from the episode "Heidi & Kennedy"...right?
Sarah somebody?
Yes my pic is the gorgeous Sarah Shahi, she's part Persian, part Spanish (now that is hot!) and she's done a number of film and TV roles.
She can be seen in The "L" Word where she plays Mia Kirshner's (The Black Dahlia) lover. (Now that is EXCEPTIONALLY hot).
I don't know how true it is or how credible my source is but I guess we'll find out soon enough. Sorry.
