Could you be jumping the gun any earlier? Sheesh.

Back of Joe.

Thanks GuessWho!

BTW Joe,

sunday is in two days.

Very interesting that the episode is named after Chris (first time ever an episode title singles anyone out) and yet the preview at the end of last week barely showed him... must be a surprise

Looks like another fine hour of television!

The title is refering to Christopher Columbus, not Moltisanti.

If you haven't seen the episode, then you have no idea what the whole episode is about. It could be refering to Columbus or Moltisanti. You never know.

That is unless you have already saw the episode.

There could be something suprising. And then again, there might not be anything suprising.


I hope there is, BTW.

I have.

It's Columbus.

Not as much Moltisanti in this ep as in the first two eps of this season, tho Imperioli did write 'Christopher'.....

I'm sure it was meant as a double entendre.

Great. Now if you would have let us know that in your initial post....

This is the worst out of the first 4 episodes I've seen of this season. The only big things that happen are

How are some of you seeing these episodes early?

Have you ever heard of Kazaa or Newsgroups?

you forgot to put [chandler].....[/chandler] tags

That IS my initial post. I was confirming what someone ELSE had posted.

And concur with Blaster, this is the slowest of the first four eps (tho there is one VERY funny moment with Ralphie and Janice). Ep. 3. does set up some stuff for Ep.4, which is a very good ep......

How do I decide between this and Alias?! Thank god for Tivo.

Something else: Michael Imperioli, who plays Christopher, also wrote this episode.

Jobronie, are you talking about the scene I do agree about episode 4 being good though. It is my favorite from Season 4 from the episodes I've seen.

Wow.

I felt like I was watching an episode of "Seinfeld". An ep about nothing. And I mean that in a good way.

Poor Bobby.

"Gary Cooper is gay?"

I liked this episode, it had me laughing. Just hope Janice doesn't pursue Bobby.

And WTF was with that Ralphie/Janice bedroom scene with the vibrator?

Wow. I loved everything in this episode, except for anything dealing with Columbus day.

Don't get me wrong (I LOVE THE SOPRANOS), but please don't use politics as a motivation for entertainment. I want to be entertained not taught for an hour.

Edie Falco is great as always and thank God Tony wasn't in most of the Columbus day rants (except for the end...where he goes into a Gary Cooper soliloquy.)


The weakest episode this season.

I watched the entire time, but I saw maybe thirty seconds of courtroom. WTF? I thought this began the big "Junior/Soprano" case. Maybe I blanked for a couple of minutes trying to shield from the political stand point.

I didn't think of it overtly defending Columbus [though I know that's the subject they were talking about]. I took the ep as a snide sarcastic response to all these Italian "Anti-defamation" outcries against the show. The Columbus thing just worked in their favour.

I am not taking sides with either the Italians or the Indians. Hopefully we will get back to the kick ass drama known as THE SOPRANOS next week, not History 101.