This was a really weird episode, I could not make any sence of it.
It was cool to see all the dead characters.

The episode started out real good, but then it got a tad too trippy with that dream sequence. It was cool to see all those characters again though.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
The episode started out real good, but then it got a tad too trippy with that dream sequence. It was cool to see all those characters again though.

Trippy! :D That's an excellent description of it.
I feel bad for Tony's goomah, Valentina, That scene where she caught on fire was scarey.

Did David Lynch direct this one, because it was so "Twin Peaks."

Haven't you ever had a dream like this though????

I thought the Annette Bening thing was kinda cool. :wave:


So did Ton B. kill the guy who drives the Caddy???


Two more to go.

Originally posted by Jrnygrl
So did Ton B. kill the guy who drives the Caddy???


Two more to go.

He killed the young guy(I forget his name) and he injured Phil(The guy with the gray hair) This should be good because now Tony B. is on the hitlist. It should also create more tension between Tony and Johnny Sack.

This episode was quite a departure, to say the least, lol. It was great to see the ghosts of shows past. I enjoyed it, but I wish the dream sequence didn't take up so much of the show. I laughed like hell when Tony was on the horse while talking to Carmella.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
He killed the young guy(I forget his name) and he injured Phil(The guy with the gray hair) This should be good because now Tony B. is on the hitlist. It should also create more tension between Tony and Johnny Sack.


:thanks: :wave:

That was the longest dream sequence I've ever seen!! It was still interesting. still don't understand why the cook who was still living was in the car with the dead guys. It's funny how he has sentimental feelings with Carmela! That's almost as confusing as the dream sequence.

Originally posted by marvin g
That was the longest dream sequence I've ever seen!! It was still interesting. still don't understand why the cook who was still living was in the car with the dead guys. It's funny how he has sentimental feelings with Carmela! That's almost as confusing as the dream sequence.

Yeah, I wondered about that too. I'm wondering if they put the cook, Artie Bucco, in the car as some sorta teaser for the 2nd or last episode, like maybe he's soon to be whacked as well as Tony B.

As for his sentimental feelings with Carmela, yeah, that is funny, how one episode has them fighting and the next they're on good terms.

Janice, I loved the scene with Tony on the horse in the livingroom, too. :lol:



Wow and I thought my dreams were messed up.