The Sopranos

[Anthony342]

Just finished it.

Wtf was that ending...

It just meant that Tony's life goes on from that moment. Just like with him having dinner with his family at the end of Season 1, the series finale was a way to bookend that. Both Family Guy and The Simpsons did references to the finale though, as we figured they would:

[i_am_a_champ]

Just finished the watching the whole 6 seasons

Man , wtf was that ending

Also, did Chrissy come back as that cat lol

[i_am_a_champ]

That's quality!!!

I can't stop thinking about Adrianna, she was my girl!

She was gorgeous

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Just finished the watching the whole 6 seasons

Man , wtf was that ending

Also, did Chrissy come back as that cat lol

I love how Paulie hated the cat and no one else cared.

Yeah, the last episode was very strange. I think the creator just wanted to be ambiguous and clever and torture everybody over it instead of just telling us what happened. Pretty lame to end such a great series like that.

[mlac]

one of my life goals is to pronounce 'hooer' like ralphie

[i_am_a_champ]

I love how Paulie hated the cat and no one else cared.

Yeah, the last episode was very strange. I think the creator just wanted to be ambiguous and clever and torture everybody over it instead of just telling us what happened. Pretty lame to end such a great series like that.

Haha yeh that last scene with Paulie and cat , the cat was chilling infront of the door

And Tony telling Paulie the cat is a "good guy"

And yeh loved the way Raplh say "She was a hooer"

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Haha yeh that last scene with Paulie and cat , the cat was chilling infront of the door

And Tony telling Paulie the cat is a "good guy"

And yeh loved the way Raplh say "She was a hooer"

Haha. The cat made the last episode really. Plus it was orange which is symbolic of death. Also, the way they put the onion rings in their mouths at the diner is not how people generally eat onion rings. It was like a Catholic wafer thing. It had a lot of death symbolism but Chase wouldn't say it was Tony's death at the end.

I'm looking forward to seeing the Saints of Newark, though. Should be good for some laughs.

[Derranged]

Want to know who was a baddie?




That suicidal chick Gloria that tried to sell Tony the Mercedes.

If Patsy really wanted to get back at Tony for having Philly whacked, he shoulda smashed Gloria when he had the chance.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

If Patsy really wanted to get back at Tony for having Philly whacked, he shoulda smashed Gloria when he had the chance.

I think part of him hated Tony and wanted revenge but business is business. Tony's the boss. Who's Patsy? Patsy wisely knew his role and didn't step out of line. He did a great job here of scaring the hell out of her, too. Classic.

[Beercules]

If Patsy really wanted to get back at Tony for having Philly whacked, he shoulda smashed Gloria when he had the chance.

He always knew Tony did it too.



There was a scene where Patsy was in Tony's backyard about to shoot Tony but didn't.




Man Gloria does something for me