Comments on: More “Sopranos” thoughts. http://www.magneticmediafed.com/hbo/the-sopranos/more-sopranos News, reviews and commentary for the TV obsessed. Sat, 10 Jan 2009 01:20:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: paul http://www.magneticmediafed.com/hbo/the-sopranos/more-sopranos#comment-8170 paul Wed, 13 Jun 2007 19:54:45 +0000 http://www.magneticmediafed.com/?p=813#comment-8170 I say it's a cop-out! Just kidding. I say it’s a cop-out!

Just kidding.

]]> By: kat http://www.magneticmediafed.com/hbo/the-sopranos/more-sopranos#comment-8155 kat Wed, 13 Jun 2007 04:19:44 +0000 http://www.magneticmediafed.com/?p=813#comment-8155 okay, it's been over 48 hours. i will move on now, right after this post. really, though, i love that final scene a little bit more each time that i think about it... if meadow had been shot outside/inside the diner, folks would've cried godfather rip-off. if tony had died in some shoot-‘em-up fashion, they would've said it was too obvious a final chapter. if he simply had retired to florida with carm's baked ziti and a new swimming pool to clean, they would've bemoaned the lack of a grand, overarching cautionary lesson about justice and morality. i really think this ending episode made sense for the show. it wrapped up a thread or two, introduced new potential plot wrinkles, returned to old themes, and made the crowd in the d.c. bar in which i was watching it burst out in alternating fits of laughter, groans, and silence... basically, what more would you want from an hour of television? okay, it’s been over 48 hours. i will move on now, right after this post. really, though, i love that final scene a little bit more each time that i think about it… if meadow had been shot outside/inside the diner, folks would’ve cried godfather rip-off. if tony had died in some shoot-‘em-up fashion, they would’ve said it was too obvious a final chapter. if he simply had retired to florida with carm’s baked ziti and a new swimming pool to clean, they would’ve bemoaned the lack of a grand, overarching cautionary lesson about justice and morality. i really think this ending episode made sense for the show. it wrapped up a thread or two, introduced new potential plot wrinkles, returned to old themes, and made the crowd in the d.c. bar in which i was watching it burst out in alternating fits of laughter, groans, and silence… basically, what more would you want from an hour of television?

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