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All Due Respect...

The season finale of The Sopranos was tonight. For twelve weeks there has been a showdown brewing between the New York boss of bosses Johnny Sack and Tony. It was going to be a bloodbath, Armageddon, no one gets out alive. It never materialized. The Johnny Sack situation was solved by the FBI as one of his own ratted him out. It seemed a bit to tidy for me, the problems Tony wrapped up all nice and neat with a simple arrest. That being said, this was by far the finest season of the Soprano's yet. Hopefully they can top it in the final season next year.

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Anonymous said…
Im so happy to find a post about the Sopranos. Great show Sunday! Silvio's hair cracks me up. Im sad that Tony Blundetto got whacked. I love Steve Bushemi, but I guess he was only on for one season. My favorite part was Carmela asking Chris for the phone number for Adrianna (Is there a number I can reach her at... (Chris) Not that I know of) and at the very end when Tony comes home and Carmela says "What happened to you? Your shoes are all wet".
Do you watch Deadwood too? Ive gotten hooked. HBO sucks though they keep us waiting over a year after a season finale. (sigh)
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Mmmbacon said…
Man I SOOOO wanted them to wack Johnny Sack, but that would have gotten the whole family killed. And yes, Im a huge fan of Deadwood, although I am 2 episodes behind (I LOVE TIVO). But my fav HBO show starts next week, Six Feet Under, it doesn't get any more twisted than that show. Did you see the preview for Entourage a new comedy? I'll have to check that out...
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