NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Not Silvio Dante! Damn that David Chase. He could kill off Christafuh, no problem. Bobby Baccala? Who cares? Uncle Junior, AJ, Meadow, even Paulie Walnuts or Carm, and I would be upset, but mostly OK. Wll, upset if it were Paulie or Carm, frankly, AJ and Meadow are total dead weight. And I was happy to see Tony finally shove his shoe up AJ's self-indulgent, whiney ass. But Sylivo? Little Steven? My pretend boyfriend? (Not to be confused with my imaginary long-time lover, The Bob, or my special boytoy, The Boss.) Silvio, ambushed in the parking lot of the Bing, hospitalized and never expected to regain consciousness? Noooooooooooooooo. This sucks. I wanted Sylvio to walk away.
I should know better of course, this has always been a morality play, and you can't shoot a bitch in the forest, or strangle a co-worker for disloyalty and not expect to meet your just rewards. Which means last night's Sopranos was mild compared to next week's expected blood bath.
Still and all, I'll miss Silvio and his hair.
And what kind of professional ethics does Peter Bogdonovich have? (not Peter, of course, his character) Telling an entire table full of shrinks that Melfi is treating Tony Soprano, a fact he only knows because he treats Melfi. So much for patient confidentiality. And then she reads that stupid article and dumps Tony, in a particularly snippy and bitchy way. Tony respects her though, and doesn't kill her on the spot, which he would have done a few years ago, so so much for therapy isn't working for him.
Posted by Miz Shoes at June 4, 2007 12:01 PM
For the most part, if Paulie makes it through okay, I'll be happy. But I kinda want Tony to die. Is that wrong?
Peter Bogdanovich has got the most smug, smackable face in the entire world.
Posted by: Miz Robyn at June 5, 2007 06:10 PM
At this point -- actually, two weeks ago, when Tony snuffed Chris after their car accident -- I am perfectly happy with the idea of Tony dying. Selfish bastard.
Sil? I loved Sil. I loved his jutting lower lip and his hunched shoulders. And his hair. And the way he talks. "I do not see any benefit to keeping him around" is one of our major catch phrases in my house these days.
Posted by: terry at June 7, 2007 06:14 AM