Now that we have seen the last episode, what do you think really happened? Did the guy they kept showing--eventually going into the bathroom--have any real significance or was it was a tease for our imaginations a la The Godfather?

Unfortunately, I think nothing happened. What a disappointment!

I believe that Chase saw an opportunity to follow up the HBO series with a full length movie. Why kill a money maker when they can make millions with a movie.

All our guesses about the ending were a waste of our time

yep

here's my "how it ended" rewrite. Meadow, pissed off after not being able to parallel park , walks through the door to Holsten's, pulls out her 9MM, and shoots Tony, then AJ, and finally Carmela,Meadow turns and walks out the door ,smiling, door slams,fade to black,as the boomtown rats "i don't like mondays" plays in the blackness....................... Finis

and now a word from Mr.Chase..........


http://www.nj.com/columns/ledger/sepinwall/index.ssf?/base/columns-0/1181623651270570.xml&coll=1

My opinion of Chase has changed from eccentric to dilettante. Being artsy is fine as long as there is some kind of resolution.

In the final episode there was a characted named "Walden Belfiore". Could he be a relative of Donald or Bubbles?

Did you know Holsten's neither serves onion rings, nor his a dinner men?

Should have shot final scene at Bodholt's diner.

love this ending....................

http://www.maxsilvestri.com/index.php/2007/06/12/a-more-satisfying-final-scene-for-the-sopranos/

Ciao!

Nice! Here's another one:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=gfWP_ZMZ5PU

I'm wondering if it was intended to be like Angels with Dity Faces where Cagney cries out at the end when he is being led to execution???? You just don't know and it's held all these years.

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