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Originally Posted by QuikSand
I agree with the symbolism and explanations that you offered QwikShot, but stick to my own assessment that this episode was dreadful. Perhaps deeply symbolic and even cleverly so, but still dreadful.
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Dreadful how though, not enough action, poor acting, poor writing?
I think this was the Emmy episode for Carmella. This is all setup, I think next week the bickering is going to be even more intense.
I like how Finn (Meadow's beau) was surrounded by a sea of teeth (dental school)...without Tony, he's fair game to Vito. Vito is trying to be a major player, and that he's cousins to NYC Phil...well, the waters are chummed. Especially since he's coming back to see Meadow after being out in the MidWest.
I'm betting next week we lose someone big.
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Last edited by Qwikshot : 03-20-2006 at 11:58 AM.
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