The Sopranos Is A Big Lie!

I've already made my feeling about the final episode of the Soprano's, but now something even more shocking has come to light. My uncanny skills as a private investigator has brought this horrible fact to the surface.

If you remember in the Final episode, Tony and his family were having dinner at Holsten's in Bloomfield, NJ. You will also remember that Tony ordered onion rings as an appetizer right, wrong he couldn't have ordered onion rings, Holsten's doesn't offer them on their menu.

What other lies and untruths has David Chase perpetrated on this society? I now feel compelled to buy the entire set of DVD's and complete a detailed investigation.

I'll report back later.

It's important to remember the good times.

I hope I'm not the only one that thinks the ending to the Sapranos was brilliant. I'll admit that I was shocked at first, stunned to see it go black with the sound of a bell ring as a diner door opened. My wife thought I had rolled over on the remote and turned the channel.

But then I thought that's what made it so perfect, so unpredictable, so cool. But that wasn't really the ending. The ending was the last words spoken by AJ. "Like you always say Dad, it's important to remember the good times." And that's exactly what I'll do while I wait for the movie to come out.