Rogue588

"Johnny Cakes"

Tony is tempted by a real-estate offer; Vito is wowed by an act of heroism; AJ looks to "diversify."

Jadow

R-a-p-e!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

COACH2369

OKAY....Did anybody else just notice that AJ's hair grew in just one scene??

That was some pretty bad editing...lol

COACH2369

I also can't figure out why they threw that scene in anyways....

Good episode so far

Michael Ballack

I told you all, but you wouldn't listen to me, AJ just doesn't have the street smarts or toughness. I'm right as always.

JZ1276

which scene?
btw....that motorcycle scene was some of the gayest stuff ive seen since brokeback mountain

SBrooks1

So much for that rumor. Would have made for some great TV. Maybe it's still forthcoming.

JacksModernLife

I really enjoyed this episode....and it was nice to get back to Vito.

I was very glad tony didn't do anything due to his loyaloty to Carm...faithful...for now anyways.

I was glad AJ dropped the knife, cuz how would that have REALLY ended...with a long court case or something. Maybe not...but I didn't care to venture...

Those two money collecting guys were funny, and it really does suck when you realize that Corporate America is taking over....I mean I'm only 20 and I've known very few Ma & Pa stores in my whole lifetime; it's been mainly chain places, which is particularly sad.

SBrooks1

Jamba Juice is moving in here!!

Jews??

hahahaaha

OldBoy

absolutely noticed. that was so stupid.

i don't understand why each ep so far seems to focus on just one secondary character. first the one that committed suicide and now Vito. even though i think the writing for these characters and the plots are well done, i would like more focus on the family. i don't understand why the last season for all time is going this way. we need more family...the family!!!

maxfisher

I could still see it happening. Tony and Chris have both indicated they'd be ok with Vito coming back to earn. If this was to happen, and he was then to find out that Meadow's boyfriend ratted on him, I could see things getting ugly.

Charlie Goose

When Vito belted Johnny Cakes, I thought he was preparing himself for a return to Jersey. Or that he was going to get beaten to death. That picnic was very romantic, but is everyone in New Hampshire gay?

Tense scene with A.J. visiting Junior in the ward, but I thought it odd that there wouldn't be more security, like a frisking or metal detectors. A.J. was so tough, a female nurse brought his punk ass down.

I really was rooting for Tony not to bang Carol Hathaway. Maybe he is being redeemed after all. Well, not redeemed enough to not sell out the chicken place and take away the flavor of the area.

Next week

slop101

Vito and Spurlock got a little Brokeback.

Ted The Bug

In which scene was AJ's hair supposedly longer than the others?

Dr_Evil

I think it was the scene with Tony and AJ on the boat fishing.

Derrich

TV writing has become a joke. And it's not just the Sopranos, its just about every show. Here's why.
Every woman on television, bar none, will drop her dress in a second for the 'bad boy'. Whether she's a waitress, a lawyer, a cop, or in this case, a real estate agent. From the second Jullianna walked up to Tony I knew that she'd be having sex with him before the end of the episode. 'Hi, I'm a business woman, you must Tony Soprano, the mobster, lets have sex'. It's not like Tony had some super smooth sweet talk. He says 'I find you attractive' and she's all 'Youre very persuasive'. WTF? Maybe, just maybe, every woman in the world doesnt get weak in the knees when a murderer winks at her.

And the gay stuff with Vito was cliched, too. The flirting, then the fight, then the sex by the picnic basket. It was like a gay version of a Melanie Griffith romantic comedy.

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dvd182

Oh yes....is SOOOO terrible.

My god, kill the hyperbole. We are pretty fucking spoiled, few other shows in ANY television era approach some of the best shows that we get each week now. I find it interesting that a few disliked plot points in any one given episode can spell the death of all television writing. Give me a break.

Derrich

When every woman on every show reacts the same way, then I feel the death kneel for TV writing is clear.

This isn't some rant because i'm bored with the vito plot or disenchanted with the AJ storyline. This is a clear cut case of a show being run via a series of standard cliches that are evident in everything from Will and Grace to Rescue Me. Yes the Sopranos is a good show. But that doesnt mean that it hasnt fallen into the same traps as all the others. Are you saying you didn't know what was going to happen between Tony and the Jamba Juice girl the second she came onscreen? Or between Vito and the Firefighter? The subtitles might as well blinked 'tired cliche' over and over.

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dvd182

Sure, he would get put into a precarious sexual position with her. It's happened a bunch of times, what makes this one any different? You would have preferred the writers putting him into a situation to show his new loyalty to Carmela how?

JZ1276

not EVERY woman...he's been trying to bang Melfi for years

COACH2369

The first scene with AJ he is talking to his parents about selling his drumset to that band. Then they go to a scene with AJ and Tony on Tony's boat and they both have a conversation based on burping. His hair is MUCH longer in that scene. The next scene that AJ is in is at Blockbuster working...

Josh-da-man

I sort of agree with you.

You ever watch Nip/Tuck?

Dr. Christian Troy sees more ass than a toilet seat. I think he's nailed every female patient they've ever had. I think he's fucked every woman who had a speaking part on the series with the exception of the transsexuals and the lesbian anesthesiologist.

At least Christian is kind of good-looking. Tony's a big fat, hairy slob. I realize he has a lot of money and power, but... there's just no way that Julianna would fuck him. (And, Jesus God, for a few second there, I thought Julianna Marguiles was actually going to let her tits out.)

Jackskeleton

Women are attracted to power. Especially men with power. news at 11.

Strafe

It's always been like this in Hollywood. Ever seen a Bogart film?

FantasticVSDoom

Well in all honesty, its really not that hard to bang a real estate agent... This episode was only so-so for me. And if I had to hear "Johnny Cakes" one more time, I was going to scream.