When David Chase writes an episode, you know you're in for a treat.
This man created the series and really understands the ins and outs of their characters; this episode emphasises that. Lots of directions pointed towards Tony's real feelings, whether it be staying faithful to Carm (which had an AMAZING performance this episode), being 46 and lost, being diagnosed with alziemers (which runs in the family) etc.
This episode also revealed more about how AJ really resembles his father when it comes to confrontation and the Sopranos family deals with this tradgey. Like someone mentioned here, the dream sequence shows what Tony will do once he gets out of a coma, and we all know he will because come on, it's Tony fucking Soprano.
Poor Junior too, honestly. I'm a big fan of his character arc and seeing him like this, is heart breaking.
Vito too is a bit of an ass, but hey, who is actually not an ass on this TV show? LOL.
Amazing episode for me; flawless.
Praise to David Nutter as well for directing also.
This man created the series and really understands the ins and outs of their characters; this episode emphasises that. Lots of directions pointed towards Tony's real feelings, whether it be staying faithful to Carm (which had an AMAZING performance this episode), being 46 and lost, being diagnosed with alziemers (which runs in the family) etc.
This episode also revealed more about how AJ really resembles his father when it comes to confrontation and the Sopranos family deals with this tradgey. Like someone mentioned here, the dream sequence shows what Tony will do once he gets out of a coma, and we all know he will because come on, it's Tony fucking Soprano.
Poor Junior too, honestly. I'm a big fan of his character arc and seeing him like this, is heart breaking.
Vito too is a bit of an ass, but hey, who is actually not an ass on this TV show? LOL.
Amazing episode for me; flawless.
Praise to David Nutter as well for directing also.