More Monday; An Addendum
There's just so much fresh fruit out there ripe for-the-pickin' that I had to return to the nest with some more scoop for that ass.
- USA Today's Robert Bianco called the last few minutes the series' "final dark joke."
- Slate's weekly discussion is underway. Says Timothy Noah: "I think (David) Chase didn't know how to end this wonderful series. So he created a lot of fake tension and then pulled the plug of my television set."
- The San Francisco Chronicle calls the ending "both perfect and annoying."
- Entertainment Weekly's Lisa Schwarzbaum liked the finale, calling it "a clue-strewn valedictory episode and a beautifully unresolved stopping point."
- The Washington Post's Tom Shales notes the episode's pop-culture references, saying, "Only Chase could mix Yeats with the theme from The Twilight Zone and Simon & Garfunkel's Cecilia played as a cellphone chime and make it all jell." Holla
- Time.com: "I've already heard the complaint that Six Feet Under's finale was right in all the ways that this one was wrong. But Six Feet Under was a show that was, literally, about the fact that everything ends. The Sopranos is a show about the fact that nothing does -- until you die, you just repeat the same patterns over and over."
- and lastly "I think it's a great ending. It's a good way to go out," Michael Imperioli said at a cast party last night.
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