#the sopranos s3 e12

[architectureforsuicides]

The Sopranos. S3/E12: “Amour Fou″ (Timothy Van Patten, 2001) CRCX - Harsimus Branch Lift Bridge Kearny, New Jersey - Jersey City, New Jersey (USA) Bridge over the Hackensack river Type: vertical lift bridge. & PATH - Hackensack River Bridge Kearny, New Jersey - Jersey City, New Jersey (USA) Bridge over the Hackensack river Type: vertical lift bridge.

[hellyeahomeland]

S8.E12: What a great way to end the series. The Carrie-killing-Saul plot was crazy, but I have to admit, I bought it. I didn't want to but at the very end I actually bought it and thought the show had turned stone cold Sopranos. At the end Carrie has become Brody in a way, both patriot and traitor, except Carrie looks like she's having a lot of fun in her new life with her "lover"(and his would-be assassin), classy apartment and enjoying sweet fusion jazz every night. NOW ho knows what other

traitors or terrorists they might inspire, like Carrie with her book at the end?Even the weaker seasons are better than most tv. It’s just, seasons 3-6 weren’t in the same class as the others. Whenever I think about how Carrie became Brody is some respects, I think about how Franny is going to feel when she’s older and understands that both of her parents are considered traitors for 2 separate causes. I mean, the girl was already going to have identity issues since her mom was in and out of her early life, but then add in what her country thinks about her father...yikes

Ask #2: s8e12: I think it is full of plot holes. Russians trusting a defected american spy with intel or not spying on her 24/7 so she is not able to spy in their country or learn what she is up to? It is the same all over this season, that she is fucking charged that she might be co-responsible for president's death and she is let alone going everywhere inside US, talking to russian spies, fly to Israel and ofc nobody watching her from FBI or CIA. Come on... It was not a bad season but, it lost whatever realism it had in previous seasons. Now it is more like fantasy. (I recognize that season 3 and 6 are not the best, but like the previous reply i still think they are better than most other TV.)

I'm positively lol'ing at the dichotomy of these two asks which nevertheless lump S3-6 together as "not the best" (ahem, season four was it!! and the others exceptseasonsix had their moments!!!).

I still think, despite not having watched it in over two years, that the series finale is perfect. It was actually everything I could have wanted. I do think your reaction is highly dependent on the way you watched the show and what you valued. Which, duh, but something I've really come to understand over the last close-to-ten-years is that people watch this show in all sorts of ways that often run counter to each other. And I'm not sure I've come across another show where the audience is served by so many different aspects of the story and characters.