Sunday, June 10, 2007
Short TV Post
Here are some Tony Soprano predictions.
The consensus is that he won't get killed, but a family member other than his wife will get killed by accident, probably by Pauli Walnuts. That sounds about right, but only about right. Here are three predictions from least likely (but cool) to most likely:
1) Special Agent Harris protects him from the hit and pulls him into the witness protection program after he rolls on Leotardo's organization. He ends up with the life of his fever dream when we was shot, Kevin Finnerty, the heating and air conditioning equipment salesman from Arizona;
2) AJ is killed instead of Tony and Tony is somewhat devastated (he would be more so if it were Meadow) but the hit causes the feckless son, Little Carmine Lupertazzi, to retaliate against Leotardo and Butch; and the series ends in a funeral home (perhaps this is too like Godfather III); or,
3) Nothing really bad happens and he continues to be head of the North Jersey Mob with nearly all the problems he had at the beginning of the series.
UPDATE: I think my 'most likely' prediction was pretty spot on. I added the word 'nearly' after the fact. I'm glad Phil Leotardo got popped, if you forgive the use of that particular word.
The consensus is that he won't get killed, but a family member other than his wife will get killed by accident, probably by Pauli Walnuts. That sounds about right, but only about right. Here are three predictions from least likely (but cool) to most likely:
1) Special Agent Harris protects him from the hit and pulls him into the witness protection program after he rolls on Leotardo's organization. He ends up with the life of his fever dream when we was shot, Kevin Finnerty, the heating and air conditioning equipment salesman from Arizona;
2) AJ is killed instead of Tony and Tony is somewhat devastated (he would be more so if it were Meadow) but the hit causes the feckless son, Little Carmine Lupertazzi, to retaliate against Leotardo and Butch; and the series ends in a funeral home (perhaps this is too like Godfather III); or,
3) Nothing really bad happens and he continues to be head of the North Jersey Mob with nearly all the problems he had at the beginning of the series.
UPDATE: I think my 'most likely' prediction was pretty spot on. I added the word 'nearly' after the fact. I'm glad Phil Leotardo got popped, if you forgive the use of that particular word.
Labels: the Sopranos
# posted by Roger Fraley @ 10:38 AM 
