overall, a strong episode.
i like tony realizing that he\'s a mere physical shell of what he used to be, which could have ramifications of how the season progresses. and i especially like how the presence of janice\'s anger, which of course ties in to olivia\'s anger and the home movies and all, played a major role in tony and bobby fighting. i mean, that never would have happened otherwise. earlier in the episode they were having a great old time, but the booze combined with janice and the bad memories of tony\'s childhood helped cause the fight, which i loved, and ultimately led to what i think is a big moment in the show with bobby killing someone, which he sort of had to do to get back in tony\'s good graces and just continues the along the theme of his character changing, again largely due to janice.
perhaps i\'m diving too deep, but i\'m very focused on characters developing and going on emotional and psychological journeys and i felt like i went on that journey last night. maybe not a five-star episode, but far better than most of the episodes of the first half of season six, and leaps and bounds better than that half\'s opener and closer.
