Dr. DVD

Thought I would make a thread as the season starts its final stretch.

Dr. DVD

Dang, that woman lit up like the 4th of July.

al_bundy

i think the name of today's episode is "Tony on the acid trip"

Dr. DVD

This ep. is very reminiscent of the season two finale.

Is Annette Benning really playing Finn's mother or is just some fantasy of Tony for his dream?

Braddok

Most bizzar episode ever.

Dr. DVD

Okay...somebody please explain what I just saw? I know that it was a dream for the most part, but I didn't get a lot of what was going on and didn't recognize some of the dead people as the dark lighting in the car made them hard to see.

Shuki

I tuned in at 9:30 and am still just like "wtf" LOL

ghey

jkester

i think that's the best ep this season. sopranos's still got it.

YourOlympicHero

This is all leading to Tony showing remorse for his lack of humanity.

I especially liked the "Christmas Carol" footage with Scrooge finding his inner-goodness at the end. Good use of foreshadowing.

Bizarre, but well-done episode.

johnglass

So did Tony B. really kill Phil Leotardo?

_tony_

fantastic.

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How awful was that?! What? Did that stupid thing go on for like 20 mins?!

Also, a little late in the season for a waste, filler episode isn't it?

And a short one besides.

This episode sucked major ass.

outcastja

Phil just got hit, the guy he was with earlier Billy was killed.

jkester

couldn't disagree more

YourOlympicHero

I don't know.

When Tony woke up to talk with Christopher the whore wasn't there, but her "do you want me to suck..." speach clearly mingled with his dream.

So parts of the episode not obviously unreal could have been dream sequences. We'll find out soon enough.

Patman

Did David Lynch ghost-direct this episode?

It was one messed up dream, plus it was weird to see all the deceased characters show up once again.

Artie seems to be the lynchpin to Tony S, perhaps.

Does Tony S have a thing for Annette Benning?

So Tony S will have to deal with Tony B's reprisal for the hit on Angelo (of course, Tony B's hit on Peeps precipatated that action). Christopher was literally chomping at the bit to tell Tony S about what went down. Christopher can smell Tony S's good graces once again.

BlackCapTen

Excellent episode. I loved the dream sequence. Pure wackiness, but still held some meaning.

Basically, I think Tony B tried to wack Phil, but only got his brother.

Have we ever seen Phil's brother?

jkester

its a an episode worthy of the season poster:

BlackCapTen

I think this season is setting up the war for next.

Bust

Well, that was.... different.

Loved the scene with Tony banging Artie's wife while Artie coached him.

What was with Finn turning into A.J. during dinner?

Also loved the Godfather scene with Tony looking for the gun in the toilet stall.

This episode couldn't have been any wierder.

PeMo

Could someone please tell me what happened in the last 1/2 hour of the Sopranos? I think I accidentally bumped the remote and flipped over to the Independent Film Channel.


What the hell was that? Easily the worst episode ever. I was enjoying this season up until that steaming pile.

Geofferson

Wow, what can I say? That was one messed up dream Tony had. The Christmas Carol clip - amidst other sequences of the dream - focused on Tony's humanity. Something that needed a follow-up on especially after last week's episode.

There were some things that I simply did not understand though.

Why did Finn turn into AJ at dinner?
Why was Annette Bennng there?
Why was Artie the only 'alive' person in the dream?
Significance of Carmine saying he smelled burnt hair before he died?

costanza187

Very straaaaaaaaaaaaange episode, I am glad I recorded it, I want to see it again.

Also, I kept waiting for somebody to ask Tony for his Algebra homework


ALSO...

Is the Sopranos recycling characters now, OR was Jon Heard supposed to be Meadow's Fiance's dad OR was supposed to be the dead "dirty cop" from like season 1 coming back to haunt Tony?

jkester

Tony is fearing his own mortality. The idea that she went up in flames and his smelling of burnt hair is just further evidence of his fear of death. Also, he emphasized that he assumed Carmine had gone to heaven, because Tony himself fears hell.

JoeyOhhhh

Heard was credited with the name of the character he played in season 1. I at first wasn't sure, but when they are in the stall, Heard's character is asking Tony some questions that were similar to him asking Tony back in season 1.