Tony Soprano's killer
Created on: June 10th, 2007
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I get it he has no killer bcuz he doesn't die bcuz those dumb f*cks that write the show dont want to give us ny f*ckin closure.
"Hey guys how should we end the best f*cking show on HBO."
"I dunno lets finishing it with Tony, his wife and that little pussy eaing f*cking onion rings to Journey."
"But remeber to have way too much tension before we do."
"Great idea you f*cking genious."
"We're gonna win this thing" wasn't resolution enough? That whole storyline was about the FBI agent getting "flipped", only in the other direction. It was never about terrorism, any more than Christopher's storline was about movies. As for expecting resolution, in my mind The Sopranos is never about things being resolved. The show's not about what happens, it's about what could happen. It's not a particularly violent show, but it's steeped in the _threat_ of violence. Which the finale captured perfectly.
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