Sopranos

[scaredgirl]

Best soprano's i've seen yet!..

Soprano's last night WAS pretty intense. That was the darkest episode I've ever seen. was by far the best one of the season a little disturbing..

this season rules.. so much tension is being built everywhere and the characters are really starting to develop into more than just mob figures..

ralphie was a great earner.. but he was a liability in the long run.. and the family is much better off without him.. the only one tony would need approval from is uncle jr.. and he's so out of touch with the business he's become irrelevant.. the only part about ralphie that will be missed is his earnings.. and even then.. im sure tony will put paulie, sil, or christopher in charge of ralphie's money.. so it's all good.

im interested to see where christopher heads.. he's going to be the only channel of communication tony has, but he's so smacked out most of the time, he can't even handle himself..

BUT THANKS GOD HE KILL RALPHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!

i cant bealive he call tony fat fuck and he spray raid in his eyes

hey guys but a friend of mine is telling me it was paulie who kill the horse is this true ?????

[phatman]

...not sure...my cousin thought because tony revealed his affair with Valentina...or was it the 200k insurance...i think the latter..

my favorite line all nite

Slovatna (spelling) to Janice:

"You are a boring woman..."

and then she walks by her into the house

HA!

[marcid21]

Originally posted by phatman

my favorite line all nite

Slovatna (spelling) to Janice:

"You are a boring woman..."

and then she walks by her into the house

HA!

mine was...Uncle Jun..

random person - " what's today's date "

Uncle Jun - " a tall skiny blonde with big tits and a handful of Viagra"

... anywho...yeah, this mounting tension is now starting to climax a bit. Who knows who could've set fire to the stables....could've been Ralphie, could've been Pauly, could've been Carmella....all had some sort of motive. For some reason, I think we're going to find out whoever it was...it wasn't Ralphie.

And yeah...the way he was wacked...a bit much...to say the least...I keep thinking of how Christopher was passing Ralphies head and hands to Tony...bleh!!! Anyone else get a real unorganized feeling about how Christopher and Tony handeled it? Maybe not unorganized...just, i dunno... not together? I have a real strong feeling that this is gonna come back and bite them in the ass. I think it may start with Christopher too...being that he was half in an alternate universe the whole time...who knows if the tub was 100% cleaned....etc....

...i just can't wait till next week.

[scaredgirl]

Originally posted by marcid21

mine was...Uncle Jun..

random person - " what's today's date "

Uncle Jun - " a tall skiny blonde with big tits and a handful of Viagra"

... anywho...yeah, this mounting tension is now starting to climax a bit. Who knows who could've set fire to the stables....could've been Ralphie, could've been Pauly, could've been Carmella....all had some sort of motive. For some reason, I think we're going to find out whoever it was...it wasn't Ralphie.

it wasn't carmela she is not the type of killing animal IM sure was pauly because in the beging ralphy own the horse , pluse he was really mad at him for several reasons one was the call he made to his mother so here is what comes

pauly will get wack if tony finds out !!!!

and lests waite carmela cheat tony with furio this will get very BLODDY !!!!! i cant waite this happendddddddddddddd ...

FECKING great season ........

[ghhhhhost]

they got the sopranos down in mexico?? whoa!

[rudeboyyouth]

I was very dissapointed to see Tony strangle Ralph to death. I like Ralph's character, and wanted to see more come of the potential beef between Paulie and Ralph re: Paulie's mother.

The ambiguity regarding whether or not Ralph actually killed the horse was never clarified before Ralph's death. The last thing Ralph said about the horse before he died was "I didn't do it, but fuck the horse anway." I think Ralph was in the process of making a good point before he died. The writers of the show made the death seem as if it occurred right when Ralph was in the process of making a good point (re: the life of the horse and the life of his son), which may have shown that he wasn't such a piece of shit afterall. He was making a good point about Tony's personality as well before Tony belted him across the face. What's sad is that even if Ralph was redeeming himself, we'll never know since he was never given a chance to really show his good side in light of his son's death. The death of the horse sent Tony over the edge, and it didn't matter whether Ralph actually killed the horse or not; Tony just wanted to kill him, and had already labeled him a piece of shit (reasonably so). This past Sunday's episode showed the audience that Ralph was such a piece of shit that no one really wanted to give him a chance.

I hope the death of Ralph comes back to haunt Tony in some way later on in the series; Ralph was a made guy, and a stink should be made about his mysterious disappearance.

Also, I am surprised that nothing was said by Tony to the Russian caretaker of Junior; she was the one who got the Russian cab driver (in the last season) to beat the shit out of Janice. The situation about that Russian guy who got away from Paulie and Christopher in the woods was never closed, so we don't really know if he's still alive, or if the bullet wound from Paulie's gun actually killed him. Considering the fact that Tony and his crew never found out if the Russian lived, I'm surprised Tony would bring the Russian housekeeper so close to his uncle. the Russian crew could very easily have the housekeeper whack Junior via poisoning or something to that effect, assuming they fing out what Tony's crew did to the other Russian.

This season is definetly full of surprises.