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i'm sure they'll show it a million times.
http://www.woai.com/entertainment/st...7-104e755b2586
By TERRY MORROW - Scripps Howard News Service
It's the end of the road for The Sopranos (9 p.m. Sunday, HBO), one of the finest series in the history of television.
What will become of Tony Soprano, his family and crew? The history of the program indicates that almost anything is possible, but odds are that a "heartwarming" farewell is probably not in the offing.
If The Sopranos remains true to its roots, the finale could be a subtle one. Traditionally "The Sopranos" has never been big on grand exits.
But this being the finale, The Sopranos could cut from the norm and go out with a bang, pardon the pun.
What should happen in the finale, from one critic's well-worn place on the couch:
-- Tony turns state evidence and goes into the Witness Protection Program as a very nice used car salesman in Iowa;
-- Tony and Carmela's increasingly violent arguments take a fatal turn, perhaps leading to her accidental death;
-- Anthony Jr.'s depression over his violent lifestyle leads him to a path of enlightenment;
-- In prison, Tony also finds enlightenment and comes out a very changed man, maybe even thinner;
-- The Russian mobster who narrowly escaped a hit from Tony's guys returns -- with Christopher's presumed-dead girlfriend. And they're pretty mad.
-- Paulie dyes his hair all the same color;
-- Junior continues to beat up fellow residents at his nursing home, making him a Great-Great Godfather of the second floor. Or, maybe, everyone will go about business as usual and we'll be left with the idea that somewhere, out there in New Jersey, Tony and his hoodlums are safe, secure and being extremely naughty.
DAMN, the last episode will be during Game 2.
Oh well, Spurs > Sopranos
i'm sure they'll show it a million times.
It sucks the show is ending great show.
I'm sure it will be shown more than once....DVR it!
Exactly!
Plus, that episode of the Sopranos will repeat all week. Then again, so will the Spurs beating Cleveland!
Tony is so dead. Paulie is gonna kill him.
No way Tony dies. He's going to take out Phil once and for all.
We should get a vbookie going about the finale.
I won't lie. I'm watching Sopranos live and DVRing the first part of the game.
It's nice to be able to FF commercials and Halftime shows.
yea, vBookie
Does Tony die?
Tony kills Phil
AJ is dead too.
Melfi is a long shot. She done gone and ed up.
Plus, that episode of the Sopranos will repeat all week. Then again, so will the Spurs beating Cleveland!
Tonights the night. Tivo.
That's what DVR is for!
DAMN, the last episode will be during Game 2.
Oh well, Spurs > Sopranos
well they show it at 8 and then at 11 on hbo west then at 1230am on hbo again
I think so too. As much as I love Paulie, he hasn't been the most loyal guy. At least not like......Silvio
Yeah, that was tough to watch. It was good to hear Silvio was doing well though.I think so too. As much as I love Paulie, he hasn't been the most loyal guy. At least not like......Silvio
Tony should have brought back that dude from Italy, god what was his name? The one Carmela wanted to hit up.
Furio.
YESSSSSS
Furio. Doesn't do much good now.
How about that scene with Phil?
That was a HORRIBLE finale. Just terrible.
+1, tlong.
The way Phil got whacked was stellar, though.
That was the only redeeming thing in the show.
Yeah, it's pretty bad when most of the viewers thought their dish/cable/dvr/tivo went out.
10 seconds of dead air? WTF is that, Chase?
I just finished watching on DVR.
WTF??
Worst.Season.Finale.
Ever.
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