Could have been the most satisfying pay back in Television history
How let down were you?
>>63213681
You missed the point
>>63213681
Watching her not succumb to letting Tony be some goon for her was far more satisfying tbqh.
you mean how she never told tony about what happened? yeah that pissed me off also how they didn't even hook up once despite him trying for like 5 years
I wish they would have showed it. Like she told him and then he went over and killed the guy, but then it flashes back to her in her office and it turns out it was just her imagining what would happen to him if he told her.
>>63213681
Her decision was much more satisfying imo.
>>63213681
>Its a Tony gets in her face and breathes heavily episode
>>63213681
This is such a plebeian thing to say.
It was one the best finales to an episode in the whole series.
>she would rather let her rapist free than let go of her morality by telling tony about it
retard, maybe she deserved it
>>63213717
Yes this, at least there would have been some sort of viewer satisfaction whilst still maintaining the character arc
>>63213717
that's some weak ass shit
>>63213792
>>she would rather let her rapist free
The courts did that first remember?
>>63213792
>maybe she deserved it
>>63213852
Well that's true
She kind of looks like the raping type
>>63213812
Come on, another scene of Tony curb stomping a guy would be fun.
>>63213963
this
>>63213681
i just typed a big paragraph as to why this wouldnt work in the show and it got deleted due to my poor keyboard skills but let me sum it up for you anyway: i was far from let down, very much the opposite.
>>63214032
>Self excusing articulation inadequacy
>>63213717
>tfw have a boner during the rape scene
>>63214203
>loved that new cunny thread you just started
>>63214255
Who are you quoting?
>>63214293
:^)
>>63214069
i know it seems hard to believe and i was a bit frustrated with myself because i thought i brought up some good points but now i dont give enough of a fuck except i give enough of a fuck to tell you i dont give a fuck so isnt that a bit hypocritical?
>>63214293
Looks like he is quoting the frogposter but I don't follow either
Sexiest Sopranos woman easily.
>>63214318
I was only teasing brah, you should have just said you were stoned instead.
HAPPY BIRTTHHHH DAYYY TO YEWWWWWW
'no'
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOXVL1INq28
>>63214364
To be fair, there wasn't much competition.
>>63214364
>>63214615
The woman is a bulldog, outta my way two legged fucking shits
>>63214687
the only woman with the shrink to not subject to Tony Sopranos werent she
>>63214733
Nice sentence
>>63214687
The only patrician choice
>>63213681
It didn't bother me, as her character was a conflicted hypocrite. At least she had depth though, unlike the way females are portrayed as 2 dimensional 'super girl's these days.
>>63214833
>>63214833
>unlike the way females are portrayed as 2 dimensional 'super girl's these days.
Veronica Mars was so much more mature and of higher quality writing than Jessice Jones
>>63214365
then ill get the whole 'degenerate schtick'; although i wish i was stoned as fuck right now watching the sopranos. i get so comfy in that circumstance. makes me appreciate it everything so much more
>>63213681
I would've loved to see it.
Also Tony getting killed.
>>63214939
we should've seen the whole family get massacred
>>63214733
>the only woman with the shrink to not subject to Tony Sopranos werent she
What did he mean by this?
I was disappointed too initially but she would have been indebted to him forever.
>>63213681
reactions to the ending of this episode really splits the human race in half
>>63215144
kek'd
I loved how jewish her psychiatrist was with his little water bottle and everything. This show had such great attention to detail.
>>63214318
sometimes were all hypocrites :^)
The whole point of the episode was her not crossing that threshold.
>>63215253
"Those were some tough Jews"
This episode freaked me out because I had the exact same dream that she had with the dogs and the vending machine.
>>63214687
>>63214787
muh niggas
>>63213681
Anyone else not think this was a particularly good episode? I enjoyed it, but I don't really think it added a ton to the series.
>>63214914
I feel like in the time you've spent evaluating the repercussions of potential posts, you could have just rewritten your original paragraph
It's one of the best endings I've ever seen. You have no idea what the episode was really about.
>>63214497
worst episode?
>>63213963
Would have undermined the whole point of the finale.
>putting macaroni in a vending machine
>>63218325
It's a great episode, one of the most important ones of the show actually.
>>63213681
I got a severe boner from that rape scene
>>63214364
yes
>>63213753
This
>>63213792
>murder is the appropriate punishment for rape
>>/tumblr/
>>63219219
I fapped to the rape scene.
>>63213717
>>63213963
listen here, fags
Building up the audience to believe Melfi would eventually turn into some kinda accomplice, or at least utilizing her connection with Tony, was mainly the biggest red herring of the entire show. Especially from the beginning.
Literally anyone else running the show at the time would have gone down this route (Melfi helping Tony figure out business deals and getting greedy) as it's fuckin predictable.
And that's what makes The Sopranos a top tier show.
Melfi never turns. She was in many respects the perspective through which all viewers saw Tony.
Studying, seeing through his eyes the many contrasting colors of modern America, and the behavior of it's ugliest painter.
So the conflict of her temptation in this scene is not only the largest peak in her arc, but also one of the most important moments for us the viewers.
It's the moment where we find ourselves rooting for absolute violence, "justice", eye for an eye.
We encourage Tony (the despicable anti-hero) to go kill/torture someone.
Melfi eventually ends up finding out that, despite her efforts to change Tony and validify her psychiatric career, everything was a waste of time.
She was only encouraging him all along, just as we were, thus booting him in the finale.
It's the exhaustion of her fascinations, her therapy and concern, and her ultimate sympathy for him.
But this is the first scene to catch us in the act, the same thin line Melfi dances all 6 seasons.
That we have seen too much; so much that we have gotten lost within everything. We don't know what right or wrong is anymore.
That the contexts in this American culture don't matter. That true justice is never found, and that we are no better than Tony.
Melfi is better than us, though; and we feel ashamed for wanting more at the end.
That's what makes this one of the best episode endings ever.
>>63214687
>>63214787
>>63215437
The objectively true answer.
>Svetlana will never tell you you're a good boy, drink you under the table, pet your hair and fuck you
>>63213717
and in short, if you showed Tony doing any kind of violence to that man, it would have taken out that realization. The slap in the face The Sopranos gives us here is what makes this episode so great.
>>63221618
Underrated post.
>>63218325
Christopher has to be the worst
>>63214497
>>63218325
>>63219195
Without a doubt the worst episode. Actually made me give up on the show my first time watching and made me fall asleep the second time.
>>63214889
i miss 2005
>>63219630
yes. it is.
>>63223911
Sorry about your bad taste.
>>63221618
10/10
What's the deal with her being a psychiatrist but actually working like a psychologist?
