Episode 2: "Stage 5" - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

Brian Damage · 04-15-2007, 10:14 PM

Because of the rain, my satelite went out a few times, so I missed some things here and there.

Who was it that got whacked in the restaurant?

Buffyboy323 · 04-16-2007, 05:08 PM

It was Gerry, who was one of the main guys running for boss of New York. At first, I thought it was Sil, and was about to be pissed off (there's a blood scene there, you just have to see!) but he and the 2 girls got out....I think the shooter might have been some kind of goon who worked for Doc (one of the other guys in line for boss).

Brian, there's going to be encores of the episode this week, and it`s probably On Demand too. You should try to watch it. Great episode last night.

Justfuhgetaboutit · 04-16-2007, 08:58 PM

Yea I thought Sil got hit at first too the way they showed him in slow motion. I can tell Tony and Chris aren't as close as they used to be...

Brian Damage · 04-16-2007, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Justfuhgetaboutit

Yea I thought Sil got hit at first too the way they showed him in slow motion. I can tell Tony and Chris aren't as close as they used to be...

I guess Chrissy thinks that Tony has been nothing but a bully to him.

Buffyboy323 · 04-17-2007, 02:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Brian Damage

I guess Chrissy thinks that Tony has been nothing but a bully to him.

I think Chrissy and Tony better watch out.....One, if not both of them could be whacked next.....

Buffyboy323 · 04-17-2007, 03:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Justfuhgetaboutit

Yea I thought Sil got hit at first too the way they showed him in slow motion.

It was done really well. I was like OH WTF!!!!!...And then it wasn't him, LOL.

Justfuhgetaboutit · 04-17-2007, 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Brian Damage

I guess Chrissy thinks that Tony has been nothing but a bully to him.

Yea that's what he thinks. The truth is though, if it wasn't for his relationship with Tony, I think Chris would have been dead along time ago like Matt Bevelaqua. He was into drugs, he did things his own way (like when he shot the baker in the foot). I think Tonys been saving him so far. I don't think Tony will die. I thought at the baptism, one of Phils' guys would come in and shoot Chris in the church after Phil made that speech about no more lying down to people.

Brian Damage · 04-17-2007, 10:20 PM

I believe Phil is ready to be Boss full time and is about to go to war against both Tony and Doc Santoro.

Janice · 04-18-2007, 10:04 PM

It's only been a couple of episodes so far, but I'm just loving this season! I think the cast looks terrific and well-rested. Really, everyone's in shape and looks like they had makeovers, lol. James Gandolfini looks like he shed a few pounds. The only exception would be Lorraine Bracco. I don't think the years are being kind to her. I'm glad Edie Falco beat her breast cancer.

I enjoyed this weeks episode. Even though Johnny Sack was a murderer, I felt bad for his family when he died. His illness and death looked so realistic. I know. Nice turn by Syndey Pollack as the doctor is prison. Danielle Baldwin was hilarious with the dead-on impersonation of Tony in that bathrobe, lol. That was quite a showdown between Christopher and Carmella. I wonder if she'll ever find out the truth about Adriana. Wouldn't it be something if she was alive, after all, lol. Nah, but you never know.

I enjoyed seeing Tim Daly, as he's one of my favorites. That was one WILD restaurant scene with the blood splatter on Silvio. I so thought he was a goner. At this stage of the game, anyone is up for getting killed or terminally ill. A.J.'s girlfriend is one bitch. What's her problem.

I thought the scene with Tony and Dr. Melfi was touching, especially when she said, "You're hurt". The look on Tony's face....that Gandolfini can sure act with his facial expressions. Another terrific episode. Keep 'em coming!

Brian Damage · 04-18-2007, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Janice

It's only been a couple of episodes so far, but I'm just loving this season! I think the cast looks terrific and well-rested. Really, everyone's in shape and looks like they had makeovers, lol. James Gandolfini looks like he shed a few pounds. The only exception would be Lorraine Bracco. I don't think the years are being kind to her. I'm glad Edie Falco beat her breast cancer.

I enjoyed this weeks episode. Even though Johnny Sack was a murderer, I felt bad for his family when he died. His illness and death looked so realistic. I know. Nice turn by Syndey Pollack as the doctor is prison. Danielle Baldwin was hilarious with the dead-on impersonation of Tony in that bathrobe, lol. That was quite a showdown between Christopher and Carmella. I wonder if she'll ever find out the truth about Adriana. Wouldn't it be something if she was alive, after all, lol. Nah, but you never know.

I enjoyed seeing Tim Daly, as he's one of my favorites. That was one WILD restaurant scene with the blood splatter on Silvio. I so thought he was a goner. At this stage of the game, anyone is up for getting killed or terminally ill. A.J.'s girlfriend is one bitch. What's her problem.

I thought the scene with Tony and Dr. Melfi was touching, especially when she said, "You're hurt". The look on Tony's face....that Gandolfini can sure act with his facial expressions. Another terrific episode. Keep 'em coming!

I have to agree, two very strong episodes so far. I didn't realize that Edie Falco had breast cancer. Not enough Paulie Walnuts for my liking. He is one of my favorites.

04-15-2007, 10:14 PM	#1
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04-16-2007, 08:58 PM	#3
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04-16-2007, 05:08 PM	#2
Buffyboy323 Member Forum Veteran Join Date: Jun 24, 2005 Posts: 6,102	It was Gerry, who was one of the main guys running for boss of New York. At first, I thought it was Sil, and was about to be pissed off (there's a blood scene there, you just have to see!) but he and the 2 girls got out....I think the shooter might have been some kind of goon who worked for Doc (one of the other guys in line for boss). Brian, there's going to be encores of the episode this week, and it`s probably On Demand too. You should try to watch it. Great episode last night.

04-17-2007, 10:20 PM	#8
Brian Damage I'm Rich Bitch Forum Icon Join Date: Feb 03, 2002 Location: What Ain't No Country I Ever Heard Of...They Speak English in What? Posts: 63,107	I believe Phil is ready to be Boss full time and is about to go to war against both Tony and Doc Santoro.

04-18-2007, 10:04 PM	#9
Janice Retired Admin - Hollywood Swingin' Forum Legend Join Date: Aug 03, 2001 Location: Beantown Posts: 36,388	It's only been a couple of episodes so far, but I'm just loving this season! I think the cast looks terrific and well-rested. Really, everyone's in shape and looks like they had makeovers, lol. James Gandolfini looks like he shed a few pounds. The only exception would be Lorraine Bracco. I don't think the years are being kind to her. I'm glad Edie Falco beat her breast cancer. I enjoyed this weeks episode. Even though Johnny Sack was a murderer, I felt bad for his family when he died. His illness and death looked so realistic. I know. Nice turn by Syndey Pollack as the doctor is prison. Danielle Baldwin was hilarious with the dead-on impersonation of Tony in that bathrobe, lol. That was quite a showdown between Christopher and Carmella. I wonder if she'll ever find out the truth about Adriana. Wouldn't it be something if she was alive, after all, lol. Nah, but you never know. I enjoyed seeing Tim Daly, as he's one of my favorites. That was one WILD restaurant scene with the blood splatter on Silvio. I so thought he was a goner. At this stage of the game, anyone is up for getting killed or terminally ill. A.J.'s girlfriend is one bitch. What's her problem. I thought the scene with Tony and Dr. Melfi was touching, especially when she said, "You're hurt". The look on Tony's face....that Gandolfini can sure act with his facial expressions. Another terrific episode. Keep 'em coming!