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Topic	The ending to Sopranos is a top 5 series ending of all time
Southernfatman 03/12/24 2:32:49 PM #10:	K181 posted... The Sopranos ending was basically the epitome of a cop out. The writers knew they couldn't please everyone and they weren't sure if they wanted to keep the door open for a sequel or not. Granted, it's pretty obvious that he got ~~hit~~. Yeah probably to a degree, but given Sil's delayed reaction when ~~Gerry Torciano is hit~~ and Tony and Bobby's conversation in the boat that's later shown again at the end of the penultimate episode ~~"You probably never hear it when it happens..."~~, and how the last scene shows Tony's POV multiple times, it's not a huge stretch with what they did. It totally fits. And with how The Many Saints of Newark turned out, it's good we didn't get an actual sequel to the show. --- http://imgur.com/hslUvRN.jpg When I sin I sin real good. <cite>Southernfatman posted [p:979331141] in The ending... [t:80718803]...</cite> <quote>K181 posted... </cite><quote>The Sopranos ending was basically the epitome of a cop out. The writers knew they couldn't please everyone and they weren't sure if they wanted to keep the door open for a sequel or not.Granted, it's pretty obvious that he got hit.</quote>Yeah probably to a degree, but given Sil's delayed reaction when Gerry Torciano is hit and Tony and Bobby's conversation in the boat that's later shown again at the end of the penultimate episode "You probably never hear it when it happens...", and how the last scene shows Tony's POV multiple times, it's not a huge stretch with what they did. It totally fits.And with how The Many Saints of Newark turned out, it's good we didn't get an actual sequel to the show. --- http://imgur.com/hslUvRN.jpgWhen I sin I sin real good.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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