Patman

Just getting tonight's Sopanos thread going. Can't wait to see all of the paranoia inside the NJ mob getting into high gear with the recent disappearance of Ralphie.

MFRONE

Great episode so far. Lots of shocking stuff so far.

briank

That painting in Paulie's house is just too funny now!

huzefa

Another great episode. Atleast Tony found an easy way to explain Ralphie's death.

huzefa

at the painting in Ralphie's house... 'Not Napoleon... like Napoleon!"

firteen88

i hope tony doesnt see that picture at paulies

outcastja

"Why do I always have to come here?"

Geofferson

Great episode. Some wonderful dialogue and the therapy session at Chris' was a riot. And that painting...

Patman

Loved the intervention - Sopranos Style!

Tony's got some serious issues when animals are involved. He's definitely more empathetic towards animals than humans.

New York mob - It's Awnnnnn!

Don't like Carmela's new doo. Furio's a dead man or a forever a lonely man.

When Tony finds out what Paulie's done to his portrait with Pie-O-My, it will hit the fan, large and hard.

huzefa

The intervention was hilarious. I was when they started kicking Chris on the ground.

p.s.: He sat on the dog?!

Manco

Paulie's a corpse if Tony sees that painting.

conscience

I agree.

I loved Silvio's speech.

"...disgusting. I'm done."



I for sure thought Carm was going to see Furio at the end...what the hell happened?

funstan

I had a feeling when Christopher sat on the dog that this was going to be a comedic episode. Christopher and his new friend, "he's good people," the intervention, and Paulie and his foray into high art, made this the funniest episode ever. I thought it was funnier than "Pine Barrens." I am still laughing as I am typing this.

MFRONE

I loved AJ and his attempts to leave Furio's.

huzefa

"You promised to take me to Compusa so I could get a new magic stick!" -

marty888

So..... are reproductions of the painting up on eBay yet?

And it's been a while since I saw someone sit on a dog!

outcastja

"She must've cralwed in there for warmth."

Rainet

Tell me people, I don't know about you guys, but that kid> He's vinnie form Doogie Howser MD. I'm sorry but he just doesn't fit into this show!

Patman

Yup, that was Max Casella (from Doogie Howser, M.D.)

Josh-da-man

Good show.

Anyone have any guesses at what we'll see happen next week?

Looks like someone might get it.

Paulie might be in trouble. Whose side will he be on when the war comes with New York?

Carmella's still hot for Furio.

Will Christopher's abuse and dog-killing turn Ade against him?

Looks like Tony's world is falling apart.

(And, yes, the intervention was a riot. Even though I saw it coming -- how else could the intervention have ended?)

joltaddict

I agree Josh, as soon as they started setting it up I didnt think it would last long. Did anybody actually think they were gonna sit around and talk out their feelings?

Ralph Wiggum

Best.
Intervention.
Ever.

"He slipped off the kitchen counter spraying for ants."

Bust

???

Which kid?

Dr. Rosenrosen

One captain dead, one in rehab, one with loyalties to Carmine, one with loyalties to the Boss...

I have a question-- at the beginning of the episode, did the blond Russian say that the alderman was in Florida to watch the Mets in spring training? If so, it doesn't make sense that Paulie would have been watching a 2002 regular season game between the Sox and the Yankees with Napoleon Soprano looking over his shoulder.

rfduncan

Well, he isn't a "kid" really. He was the replacement driver while Furio was gone in the opening of this episode. The character has been around for a few episodes, but this is the first time he's been sort of singled out. I found it kind of odd that HE would be at the intervention though since we've seen so little of him in the main storylines.

I think the conversation between Rosalie and Carmella was the coolest part of this episode. It is one of the 1st times we get to see what the women REALLY talk about - never before have they discussed THEIR version of "goomahs".