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I thought that this was very funny. Yet another instance where it all comes down to money. A variation of the Chris and his sponsor, when he lent him the money with interest and had him roughed up when he could not pay. Hey, it was just business—nothing personal.

I don’t think so Jason. Carmela, though she knew too much, was also too wise in the ways of Tony’s world to spill the beans. In fact one outcome I considered very possible a few episodes ago was the Ade would tell the girls of the pressures she was under (she almost did in one instance) and...

I thought that this happened because Tony loved Tony B and he has been contemplating what he has to do with him. If he saves him he goes against the NY mob and giving him up to them will hurt as much (in his mind) as Chris giving up Adriana.

And as long as the bad guys are black, Meadow can’t blame the mob. Same with the rest of the mob—black puts it squarely out of their influence.

Excellent post Frank—I agree, but I do think that Brent in particular has been on board for the whole series. My wife and I share your view of Chris and his business/friendship compartmentalization. Great stuff.

Paul and Brent, I support your desire to be heard without undue criticism. Personally I watch both CSI and The Sopranos, and while I quite enjoy the former, it for me has nowhere near the quality of writing, acting, directing, subtlety or sudden shock quality as the later. You may well feel...

Not at all—I’m pretty sure that the other writer’s mentioned were real as well. To the Dick Wolf and L&O references the value the pawn shop owner placed on the Emmy cracked me up. Maybe if it was an Oscar or something…but TV? And chiming in on the quality of this show (and this season)...