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^ good point. i def forgot about the asthma attacks.
here are my predictions for the rest of the season...
junior - suicide attempt, successful
aj - suicide attempt, 50/50 on success. If he survives he will want to help tony defend the family name. tony will send him off with meadow and carmella after they talk.
meadow – tony tells her and carmella to flee when the killings begin
carmella – tony tells her and meadow to flee when the killings begin
janice - blames tony for bobbys death, tony will convince her it had nothing to do with it and he will have a heart to heart with her as he sends her off to safety (prob back to seattle to live with her son, if he is still alive)
chris – flees to Hollywood when all the killings begin or dies close to tony. don’t think tony will be involved
paulie – wants revenge for what happened to little paulie, might pledge allegance to another family. if not he flees by himself and doesn’t tell anyone nor does he help out tony when he calls for help.
bobby – killed by another family
silvio – if he isn’t killed by another family he will take over for tony, if there is even a family left to take over. most likely he gets killed
melfi – hears news of what happens to tony in the end and realizes her work was either a failure or that tony was the only reason she kept doing her job anymore. might attempt suicide.
Tonys bodyguard – ends up dying when they try to kill tony
Tony – prob escapes death at least once. with his family in hiding, all his crew dead or in the hospital he sees two things as outcomes. he can either go through with a witness protection program or he can defend his home. i think the last scenes will take place in his home. phil and his crew will show up there to finish everything out. Tony will either be inside ready to take it like a man and defend his family name or the FBI will be inside ready to storm phil and his crew since tony gave everybody up. really have no idea what tony’s fate will be.
Juicy! You should write for the show. Also, you should use your predicitcing skills to place a friendly wager or two on my lines! -
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christopher dead, tony eats paiodi (
Quote from: Wolfman;144665Wolfman The Breakfast Bookie is back with some fantastic Sopranos lines!
Tony Dies: 1:1
Odds on individuals to kill Tony:
Chris: 2:1
Phil Leotardo (or his henchmen) 5:1
Janice: 10:1
Uncle Junior: 15:1
AJ: 15:1
Tony himself: 25:1
Carmella: 40:1
Artie Bucco: 100:1
Melfi: 150:1
Field (all others): 10:1
Christopher Dies: 1:2
Odds on individuals to kill Chris:
Paulie Walnuts: 2:1
Chris himself: 5:1
Tony: 6:1
Friend of JT: 8:1
Phil Leotardo (or his henchmen) 20:1
Chris\' wife: 30:1
Adrianna: 500:1
Field (all others) 4:1
Major female dies (Meadow, Melfi, Janice, Carmella) 25:1
Tony and Chris death teaser: 5:1
Tony, Chris and AJ death teaser: 30:1
Paulie dies: 6:1
Over/under on people with the last name "Soprano" to die: 1
Meadow gets naked: 50:1
Final scene of series is of the Sopranos at dinner: 10:1
Tony takes the Chris killer pool at 6:1! Congratulations to all of the winners. This changes things significantly in the Tony death pool since Chris was the favorite to kill Tony.
Updated lines for 5/12:
Tony dies: 1:1.5
Odds on individuals to kill Tony:
Chris: OFF
Phil Leotardo (or his henchmen) 3:1
Tony himself (whether intentional or accidentally) 7:1
Law enforcement agent: 18:1
AJ: 25:1
Janice: 30:1
Carmella: 30:1
Uncle Junior: 80:1
Artie Bucco: 100:1
Melfi: 150:1
Field (all others): 10:1
Major female dies (Meadow, Melfi, Janice, Carmella) 35:1
Tony and Chris death teaser: 3:2
Tony, Chris and AJ death teaser: 25:1
Paulie dies: 6:1
Over/under on people with the last name "Soprano" to die: 1
Meadow gets naked: 100:1
Final scene of series is of the Sopranos at dinner: 10:1
wow. just fuckin wow.
Did anyone else think it was interesting that Sopranos and Entourage ended in nearly the exact same way. A majestic scene with a character with arms raised shouting in triumph.
Quote from: Me!;145231Did anyone else think it was interesting that Sopranos and Entourage ended in nearly the exact same way. A majestic scene with a character with arms raised shouting in triumph.
while the scenery was the same, i wouldn\'t say there was any triumph in tony\'s scene.
tony appeared to be breaking down a bit in the desert. what he did to chris, no matter how \'right\' he thought it was, was eating at him throughout the episode.
he dreams that he tells melfi about it, and tells her why it was the right thing to do. he tells the baby seat story twice, for no one\'s good but his own.
finally in the end, we see him breaking down, looking into the light, and shouting, "I DID IT... I DID IT!". while this may have been tony\'s way of getting it off his chest, i wouldn\'t exactly say he was triumphant.
i loved what this episode did with tony. my biggest problem throughout this series has been that tony, no matter how bad of a person he\'s supposed to be, has always been pretty likable. and we\'re not supposed to like tony. he\'s an evil prick, and with only 3 episodes left, i thought that this episode did a good job of reminding the viewer of that.
i should also point out that i couldn\'t decide while watching whether tony said "I DID IT" or "I GET IT". i think it\'s the former, for the reasons i mentioned above, but can\'t say for sure.
Quote from: davepeck;145234i should also point out that i couldn\'t decide while watching whether tony said "I DID IT" or "I GET IT". i think it\'s the former, for the reasons i mentioned above, but can\'t say for sure.
It was def "I GET IT" I was just on HBO.com reading the "memorable lines" section.
even if not triumphant, arms in the air yelling, majestic scene I found it interesting that\'s all.
well there goes that theory..
It was definitely "I Get It" after the sun winked at him........
Like all psychedelic trips, there are amazing realizations to be had.....
I wish they would have focused more on Tony\'s trip (maybe even bringing in Terry Gilliam to direct the trip scenes in Vegas and the Nevada desert), as opposed to dragging out Christopher\'s and Paulie\'s aunts death/wake services.
Quote from: Stephengencs;145240I wish they would have focused more on Tony\'s trip (maybe even bringing in Terry Gilliam to direct the trip scenes in Vegas and the Nevada desert), as opposed to dragging out Christopher\'s and Paulie\'s aunts death/wake services.
meh.. watch fear and loathing if you want that ****.. i\'m pretty glad they didn\'t go that route.
personally, i thought it was a nice touch how christopher got the last laugh, albeit in death, over paulie (that was his mother, btw).
Oh...I thought it was his aunt that pretended to be his mother........
I guess it didnt have to be all trippy and ****, i just wanted to see more of what Tony was seeing and feeling as far as his "journey"......
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hate to say it but I gotta agree, I thought it was done just right. I was wondering if they were gonna go that route, but I think it worked out perfectly. Maybe it\'s just cause I\'ve been in that state of mind once or twice, and in certain scenes I could totally understatnd how something looked or felt, so for me at least they didn\'t need to go that route.Quote from: Stephengencs;145240I wish they would have focused more on Tony\'s trip (maybe even bringing in Terry Gilliam to direct the trip scenes in Vegas and the Nevada desert), as opposed to dragging out Christopher\'s and Paulie\'s aunts death/wake services.
meh.. watch fear and loathing if you want that ****.. i\'m pretty glad they didn\'t go that route.
btw: what was the comment Tony made about the Roulette table ruling the universe or something?
Quote from: Stephengencs;145244Oh...I thought it was his aunt that pretended to be his mother........
thats the one.