Okay... For all The Sopranos fans out there (God, I hope there ARE some here)... are you not TERRIBLY relieved that the whole Tony in the hospital thing is finally over? Very sneaky of HBO slipping in the premier of Big Love during such a painfully boring stretch of my favorite mobster family. I would have watched TENNIS after THOSE episodes... NOW I'm addicted to yet another HBO exclusive. If someone had told me, three months ago, that I would watch and ENJOY a show about a borderline attractive man with three (well, two... one can hardly count Nicki) attractive wives that he manages to keep happy, alternating between houses, with his money and $500 Viagra habit, I would surely have laughed! Now look at me! Kind of reminds me of all those manly men who snuck out, once an appropriate amount of time had passed, and rented Broke Back Mountain (just to "see what all the hype was about")! Hahaha!
ok I'm a fan and you made some kind of spoiler.
I hate you.
not really but still.
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I haven't seen that show in three seasons. I used to watch it religiously. I heard it really sucked now.
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I've had a bagette in my pants 24/7
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Could you image if you went fishing at your favorite lake and found fat Vito and some firefighter making out on the shore.
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How can you not love the gay mobster part?Everything except tonys dream sequence has been great.
See You In Toledo
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I watched goodfellas last night.. I forgot how many people were on that show before going to sopranos.
I think this year is alot better than last years. Alot more has happened plot wise and knowing that there are only 10 or so more episodes helps.
The only other thing they have hinted at doing is a movie.. which would be $$$
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“It may be that in two or three or four years I could be sitting around and get an idea for a really great ’Sopranos’ movie,” David Chase told The New York Times in a joint interview with James Gandolfini, star of the HBO series. “I don’t think that will happen. But if one morning somebody woke up and said this would make a really good, concise, contained ’Sopranos’ story, I wouldn’t rule that out.”
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