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I love the show The Sopranos, John knows about how I like that show.. What an episode last night.

Sara Mae West ( Soprano Lover)

That sucks!! Glad noone was hurt.

Ok, it's been a long time since this thread was used. I mean it never made it over to where it belongs because the show ended, but finally we have what and how the show ended..

the main post will be in Progressive thoughts cause this here is one hell of a long thing..

so enjoy those that what to really know what happened and why...

"The Sopranos: Definitive Explanation of The END": A lengthy, seven-part exegesis on the final scene of The Sopranos.

["“If you look at the final episode really carefully, it’s all there.�? These are David Chase’s words regarding the finale of the Sopranos. He is right, it is “all there�? This is the definitive explanation of why Tony died in Holsten’s in the final scene of The Sopranos. The following is based on a thorough analysis of the final season of the show and will clear up one of the most misunderstood endings in film or television history. Chase took almost 2 years to construct the final season of the show after the fifth season ended in June of 2004. Part 1 will show how Chase directed, edited and scored the final scene of the Sopranos to lead to the interpretation that Tony was shot in the head in Holsten’s and how this ties into the “never hear it happen�?concept that Chase hammered into the viewer before the show’s final scene. Part I will also discuss (and debunk) the other theories about the end including the “Tony always looking over his shoulder�?interpretation. Part II, will concentrate on what Tony’s death means and how his death was thematically constructed throughout the final season. Part III will focus on the use of symbolism in Holsten’s. Part IV will focus on “The Godfather�?influence on the final season and Tony’s death. Part V will focus on how the final episode and final scene are linked to America’s war on terrorism. Part VI will concentrate on the “fun stuff�?created by Chase and his creative team to foreshadow Tony’s death. Finally Part VII will discuss the possible inspiration of two films on the ending of “The Sopranos�? Some of these topics will overlap but the ultimate conclusion is the same, Tony’s death is the only ending that makes sense."]

Thank you Tick!..and it looks like a good long read

a great REAL LONG read!!!!!!!

your welcome sara. I know you are THE FAN of this show.....

Gandolfini's "Sopranos" clothes up for auction

Christie's Holds Preview Of Auction Containing Attire From The Soprano

Costumes from the HBO drama series "The Sopranos" are seen at a press preview of the Pop Culture auction at Christie's June 20, 2008 in New York City. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Tony Soprano's award-winning television run as a New Jersey mob boss has come to an end, but a few dozen of the flashy costumes actor James Gandolfini wore in the series soon may start showing up in public.

A gallery of 63 costumes worn by Gandolfini and other members of "The Sopranos" cast opened to the public on Friday afternoon at Christie's, the Manhattan auction house. The exhibit is part of Christie's twice-a-year pop culture auction.

What sets garb from "The Sopranos" apart is that proceeds from the auction will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which assists soldiers wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The auction will be Wednesday morning at Christie's

the above post was from Sara

Dont you fuhgitaboutit

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