eephour wrote:does anyting think theres significance in their drive through the muslim neighborhood?

Well, it showed where the money from Vesuvio's stolen credit cards went.

Flaneur wrote:

eephour wrote:does anyting think theres significance in their drive through the muslim neighborhood?

Well, it showed where the money from Vesuvio's stolen credit cards went.

...Hey...where's Artie been?

cesb wrote:

Flaneur wrote:

eephour wrote:does anyting think theres significance in their drive through the muslim neighborhood?

Well, it showed where the money from Vesuvio's stolen credit cards went.

...Hey...where's Artie been?

The way this "season" has been going, we've probably got a whole episode of he and his old lady trying to get another divorce or something to look forward to.

From the NJ Star Ledger

Carlo, in Tony's doghouse for his failure to run the Family construction business as profitably as Vito, mentions an old "Twilight Zone" episode featuring a thug named Valentine. Tony cuts him off, but Carlo's apparently referring to "A Nice Place to Visit," an episode about Rocky Valentine, who dies during a robbery and wakes up in an afterlife where his every wish is granted. Every woman wants him, everybody thinks he's wonderful and every bet he makes is a winner. Eventually, Rocky grows so tired of what he assumes to be Heaven that he asks to go to "the other place," only to be told, "This is the other place."

I noticed that they made a big deal about Tony's dad trusting 22 year old Tony to kill that guy that got dug up recently.
Also, AJ's girl left him, presumably because AJ has no hope of ever doing anything (talking about sort of dead-end jobs and the like). Perhaps AJ will realise this is why she left him, and AJ's going to want to think about his future, he's at least going to be really pissed off. I guess AJ is probably 21 or something.
This might be gearing up for AJ stepping up to his dad's line of work.

There's been a lot of focus on death, illness, cancer, people getting on a bit. Maybe this is hinting that some younger new blood might step up.

On another note, these last few episodes there's been a focus on each character having a reason to kill or be killed by tony. Maybe that's not going to happen at all though, i could see Tony thinking 'fuck it' and just going all out against New York, getting rid of Phil.

I would like to see AJ get his shit together and be tasked with getting rid of Phil. That would be awesome.

I haven't read a single post in this thread, but I wish it would just go away. I am probably going to have to wait until it iss released on DVD before I see this series.

fraser wrote:
There's been a lot of focus on death, illness, cancer, people getting on a bit. Maybe this is hinting that some younger new blood might step up.

Acid on the foot? Ouch!

scoopneck wrote:

fraser wrote:
There's been a lot of focus on death, illness, cancer, people getting on a bit. Maybe this is hinting that some younger new blood might step up.

Acid on the foot? Ouch!

Did you see how excited Anthony Jr. got once he arrive home after burning that fool's foot? He's going to get himself in some deep shit. Maybe he'll get killed and that'll make Tony go over the edge.

Chris may flip. Fucking rat. Don't do it.

Paulie is gonna get his.

I was surprised they'd hint at Chris flipping. I think that's a total betrayal of the character. But I don't think he will ultimately. The whole reason he whacked the writer is because he knew he'd just told him too much and the guy was already nervous about it. Chris couldn't trust him to keep his mouth shut.

Ty Webb wrote:I was surprised they'd hint at Chris flipping. I think that's a total betrayal of the character. But I don't think he will ultimately. The whole reason he whacked the writer is because he knew he'd just told him too much and the guy was already nervous about it. Chris couldn't trust him to keep his mouth shut.

It would be very out of character...but who knows with this show.

All I know is, shit better start picking up. The show is getting really slow.