'Sopranos' final season to begin April 8

moeaholic wrote:

i couldn't stop laughing at the whole "story of the leotardo's".

''Because they're stupid'' hehe

Stelly wrote:

Who killed Phil Leotardo's brother?

Steve Buscemi's character Tony Blundetto who was Tony's cousin

I was thinking the writer guy Chrissy keeps beating in the head might be involved somehow with Chrissy going.

Don't forget to watch tonight at 7:45pm eastern/pacific for a behind the scenes of "Cleaver".

Hey late to this thread but got the scoop on the shows ending. We have been working in North Caldwell about 2 blocks from aspen ct. The locals are all talking about it, dont know if what I have heard is true, but fuck if we dont drive by their house everyday and get out and lurk, actually made it up the driveway for a few pictures. Its amazing how real they keep the towns in the show.
Ill have to read the last few pages and get into this thread.
I just finished up watching every episode again and am in full swing.

Low_Light03 wrote:

I started watching Season 2 and I was cracking up when Tony said this.


Bobby B: To The Victor, Belongs The Spoils


Tony: Why Don't You Get The Fuck Out Of Here Before I Shove Your Quotations Book Up Your Fat Fucking Ass!

Yes great part, also the part where pauly takes big puss to the gym for a massage and tells him lets go its on the house, take off your fucking clothes
cmon lets go

culot4 wrote:

Whatever you heard about how the show ends I kindly ask you just keep it to yourself regardless if its bullshit. I've heard the cast uses numbered scripts and they shoot multiple endings, so even they don't know what happens.

Did I even mention it, no. I am not a moron.

nowayimfaithfull wrote:

Yes great part, also the part where pauly takes big puss to the gym for a massage and tells him lets go its on the house, take off your fucking clothes
cmon lets go

"If I go in there, I could check the fuck out!"

I think the thing with Bobby B was insignificant as far as storyline. I thought for a minute that when they showed the clothes dryer that maybe they were going to find a bullet that might be evidence. Right after that Bobby just tosses the gun on the ground so there went that theory. Plus it happened in Canada which is a completely different jurisdiction as far as the Rico case they've been building against Tony. I think that whole sequence was meant to show just how much Tony can manipulate a situation. Bobby realized that beating up the boss was a dangerous thing to do, and Tony knew that he knew that so he used him to do his dirty work even though Bobby had never killed anyone.....Anyway, tonight should provide some good Paulie and his classic one liners.

culot4 wrote:

I think the thing with Bobby B was insignificant as far as storyline. I thought for a minute that when they showed the clothes dryer that maybe they were going to find a bullet that might be evidence. Right after that Bobby just tosses the gun on the ground so there went that theory. Plus it happened in Canada which is a completely different jurisdiction as far as the Rico case they've been building against Tony. I think that whole sequence was meant to show just how much Tony can manipulate a situation. Bobby realized that beating up the boss was a dangerous thing to do, and Tony knew that he knew that so he used him to do his dirty work even though Bobby had never killed anyone.....Anyway, tonight should provide some good Paulie and his classic one liners.

Paulie is the character I've found to be more and more amusing thru out the series, I actually do his stupid hand thing with the two fingers..

anyways Bobby knows a lot about what is going down and it wouldnt surprise me if he is gonna be flipped. we'll see..