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Who's buying it.....


http://youtube.com/watch?v=r4kgxbTqz_Y


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It was designed for you to create your own ending. I think Tony is dead b/c of the cutting to black and music free credits.

I've had HBO for years, and have never seen an episode. I did watch the ending because someone said they believed that the man at the bar was Perry. Not even close. And also watched it to see how DSB was incorporated.

First of all, that is not his theory.....I read that 'theory' in the paper the DAY AFTER the episode ran.

I figured the 'cutting to black' thing out a second after it played.....didn't pay to much attention to the 'characters' in the restaurant, though.

Nice 2:38 of Youtube fame for that guy though, valiant effort, however misplaced.

Rick wrote:I've had HBO for years, and have never seen an episode. I did watch the ending because someone said they believed that the man at the bar was Perry. Not even close. And also watched it to see how DSB was incorporated.

That "someone" was HOTS. Her problem is the folds of fat around her eyes blurr the actual real vision. See, HOTS mows down leftover pancakes from the IHOP where she puts in her 6 hours a day. When the manager is not looking, HOTS clears plates of leftover grub into her waiting ginormous piehole, and then gravity pulls the said food down to her inner gut and oozes it's way into the newly expanded area of the freshly stretched skin. Her arms droop another half an inch, her thighs push out to Earl Cambell like size, and her eyes swell of blueberry waffles to make her look like Jabba the Hut. When she looks out forward from her eyes, she sees an arcing landscape, as the folds of fat elevate into her field of vision.

She is so consumed with Mr. Perry, she sees him in her slumber, in her workplace, and on her bus ride to work. She "saw" Perry on the Sopranos, but it really wasn't Perry.

You better understand now?

Just so you know this is not my video...I found it.....

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The producers left the door open for offers. Most likely big screen and then who knows back to TV or maybe TV bids Hollywood out of the picture. It was pure genius as far as $$$$$ go. Most ending TV shows or even last shows of the season leave people hanging. It drives me crazy, but I expect it.

squirt1 wrote:The producers left the door open for offers. Most likely big screen and then who knows back to TV or maybe TV bids Hollywood out of the picture. It was pure genius as far as $$$$$ go. Most ending TV shows or even last shows of the season leave people hanging. It drives me crazy, but I expect it.

I like to believe it was more of an artistic decision by David Chase. He has always fired back at people who bitch about all of the unresolved storylines on the show, saying that is how life is, and he wants the show to reflect that.

Damn, I miss that show already. Any other good shows on HBO or Showtime?