Tony said "I get it".

I'm trying to figure out if it has any reference to the Ojibwe saying that was on the bulletin board in Tony's hospital room (after Junior shot him). Its some sort of spiritual revelation - the meaning of life (or something like that). I've never done peyote but its some sort of psychedelic that many used to take to "find themselves".

Does anyone remember what that sign in his room said? I can't find it anywhere.

Tony didnt kill Chrisopher. He lent a hand.

Not 100% certain but I think it was, "Sometimes I go about in pity for myself and all the while a great wind carries me across the sky".

Saw the episode last night - top notch.

After the previous episode, folks here were looking for a Tony redemption. I expressed a direction of implosion. After watching this episode.....implosion.

Now I'll go out on a limb. The only redeeming character of the whole family will be AJ. I think he is almost over Blanca. He shows an interest in college and he is showing a distaste for the junior mob. He is with them in body, but he looks like an unwilling participant. In the psych's office, he rhetorically asks, "Why can't everyone get along."

In the end....Carmela walks out on Tony, Meadow runs off with her mystery man and AJ joins the Peace Corp. Tony is left in house watching Godfather II, the camera shows the TV set with the scene of Michael sitting in the chair on the lawn with the leaves blowing around him - he's alone; his family has desserted him or he's killed them. Michael and Tony; two of a kind.

Kennedy and Heidi.

Kennedy as in JFK or Dr, Kennedy?

Heidi as in the Heidi Game or the movie itself?

Yes, I noticed that too.

I was watching a rerun which I had forgot about where Carmela goes to a psychiatrist who really lays it on the line to her about her life and husband. She acknowledges Tony's criminal and immoral behavior. I wonder if that will be reprised.

minchia, can we stop with the ade already?

When Tony kept looking at Christopher right before the wreck, what was he looking at? Christopher didn't look drunk or stoned.

Also, Tony tells Melfi that Christopher's mother Joanne was his cousin. I thought she was Carmela's cousin.

He kept retuning the radio. Plus he was conversing with Tony the whole time. He even looked over at Tony several times. What was he fidgeting with except the radio? What were the odd movements? He had enough acuity to retrieve a cd and put it in the player. Staring? Isn't that called watching where you're driving? I still don't get it.

So, were they cousins on Tony's mother's or father's side. I don't remember her and Tony together too much or the cousin reference.

What constitutes a fidget?

A fight between two midgets.

What show were you watching????

Saw the episode last night - top notch.

After the previous episode, folks here were looking for a Tony redemption. I expressed a direction of implosion. After watching this episode.....implosion.

Now I'll go out on a limb. The only redeeming character of the whole family will be AJ. I think he is almost over Blanca. He shows an interest in college and he is showing a distaste for the junior mob. He is with them in body, but he looks like an unwilling participant. In the psych's office, he rhetorically asks, "Why can't everyone get along."

In the end....Carmela walks out on Tony, Meadow runs off with her mystery man and AJ joins the Peace Corp. Tony is left in house watching Godfather II, the camera shows the TV set with the scene of Michael sitting in the chair on the lawn with the leaves blowing around him - he's alone; his family has desserted him or he's killed them. Michael and Tony; two of a kind.