Sopranos 4/16/06 "Live Free or Die"
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great stuff (but then again, the action fans will complain that there was no violence in the episode) Did anyone notice that Vito's wife was watching veronica mars (thanks to hd and the fact that at the very end of the credits that they mentioned it.)
Christopher had some great lines.
Christopher had some great lines.
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Originally Posted by SBrooks1
"He's a faaaaaaaaaaag"
That line Tony said, about some mobsters being like drama-queen school-girls who just want to whack someone, I think was a shout-out to some of the fan-boy critics.
The mentioning of the Danish Mohammad cartoons surprised me, just because I thought they had written and shot these episodes much longer ago.
Does anyone else watch this show as a flat-out comedy, like I do?
Also, I never really found Jamie-Lynn to be that attractive, but for some reason, she's looking really hot this season.
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Originally Posted by brizz
definately the best episode thusfar....probably top 5 all time. incredible writing all around.
Slop101, I also find this show significantly funnier than anything they try to pass off as a "sit-com" nowadays. As an added bonus you get great writing, characters, story and production value. Definately the best season since 3 and will likely surpass it the way it's going.
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Originally Posted by Rypro 525
great stuff (but then again, the action fans will complain that there was no violence in the episode)
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Originally Posted by Tommy Ceez
<------Rooting for Vito
This had to be the funniest Sopranos ep ever, and it was way funnier than any "comedy" on TV.
So is Carm going to start taking matters into her own hands?
Meadow also seems to be defending the mob a lot more this season.
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While I found it a little too ironic that Vito somehow strolled into the gayest city in America, this is one of my favorite episodes ever. The entire scene in Dr. Melfi's office had me in tears.
Speaking of Dr. Melfi, she seems to be rather confident in herself lately. Her advice seems rather bold, like she's stirring the pot.
Speaking of Dr. Melfi, she seems to be rather confident in herself lately. Her advice seems rather bold, like she's stirring the pot.
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Originally Posted by lotsofdvds
While I found it a little too ironic that Vito somehow strolled into the gayest city in America, this is one of my favorite episodes ever. The entire scene in Dr. Melfi's office had me in tears.
Speaking of Dr. Melfi, she seems to be rather confident in herself lately. Her advice seems rather bold, like she's stirring the pot.
Speaking of Dr. Melfi, she seems to be rather confident in herself lately. Her advice seems rather bold, like she's stirring the pot.
Anybody else wondering where they're going with the one or two statements Tony made about homosexuality in his own experiences?
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I told a friend last week that now that Vito has been "Outed", Meadow and Finn will break up. I think he only got engaged to Meadow for protection from Vito.