KG and Juan, surely you can't complain about this one. It was a classic Sopranos episode, right up there with "Funhouse" and "Pine Barrens" IMO. I knew it was going to be great from the opening credits, when David Chase was listed as a co-writer. He vets every word that goes on the air in every episode but he usually doesn't attach his name to the script. This one was pure Chase.

A major character died and I almost felt like it was someone I knew. It wasn't, of course, but this series sinks its hooks so deep into your subconscious you almost start feeling you do know them.

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