Can we now agree that this is the best tv finale of 21st century
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Can we now agree that this is the best tv finale of 21st century
Can we now agree that this is the best tv finale of 21st century
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>DUDE YOU DON'T GET IT THE ENDING IT AMBIGUOUS DUDE IT'S LIKE HE COULD EITHER BE DEAD OR ALIVE YOU DON'T KNOW FOR SURE IT'S UP FOR INTERPRETATION
Let me guess you also like slow burn atmospheric horror movies with no jump scares
Filtered capeshitter spotted
its not ambiguous at all
>IT AMBIGUOUS DUDE
That homie gets whacked and it is absolutely blindingly obvious
"you probably don't even hear it"
-Bobby, a major central character says at the beginning of the final season to Tony when asked about getting whacked
Yeah, I think he heard it
tony is dead.
He survived and nothing happened
Get over it
i liked it. tony went out like a man
if you think Tony is dead you're kinda fricking moronic
Who
I have bad news for you anon.
James is kill
Something about this whole episode creeped me out. Everything seems off, not just the blatant stuff either.
It was like a toned down dream episode.
Given the fact that I've seen it so many times and still get that feeling, yeah I probably have to give this the nod.
you're on the right path anon. here's a hint for ya: uncle philly saying to butch
>ive heard this already
and notice butch's companion in the scene, kino character and very pivotal
elaborate
phil leotardo is stuck in the same loop as tony, perpetuated by the spiritual entities who plan his "death" in the sitdown scene. phil has just started to realise this and that's why he is "killed". tony comes to the same revelation at the end of the episode, he's stuck in the loop he keeps going on and on and on and on. a lot more evidence of this in the show and especially the finale but those are the basic beats.
I should also say tony realises he's in the loop, that's why he looks resigned to his fate when he sees his "death" play out in front of him in the diner scene (tony never sits down rather it cuts from his perspective to him watching himself in the booth)
When you watch the full series and get to the final scene, it has such a unique tension to it too. It's really over. There's no catharsis.
kinda like life... most people expect to go out in a bang, but unless you're a soldier in a war or a suicide-bombing jihadist, most people will go out in a whimper, bedridden from old age or cancer
Yes
After the big letdown that was bcs finale this seems much better if not the best.
Gagaboolists were constantly sidetracking the BCS thread last night. Really annoying how obsessed some of you are with making sure no one thinks any other show is better. The Shield finale was my favorite from this century.
stay seething, the basedprano autist acts alone but he is a KING
>Really annoying how obsessed some of you are with making sure no one thinks any other show is better
sheeesh boomer gettin mad his grandpa show about science is lame af frrr, mobkino is bussin no cap
If Breaking Bad ended with episode 14 instead of 16 it would have been the best ending in TV history, like if they just lengthened the episode by 30 mins for a 1,5 hour special or something.
The entire actual ending feels like such shitty fanservice like the viewer is just supposed to see "don't worry everything will be alright ,everything is fixed!! xDD"
Ending with what? Walt on the run and that's it? The hillbillies using Jesse to cook, Skylar broke as frick, with no leverage, Hank's body never found, etc. You're fricking moronic
Breaking Bad ended with Walter dying knowing his family hated his guts for destroying their lives.
no, that's what 14th did. 15 and 16 was another arc of walt coming back, setting things straight, setting up a future for his family with the money by giving it to grey matter folks and then dying to save jesse.
it would have been way better if 14th was just a bit longer and ended with Walt dying to protect Jesse or by letting him get away, or even more kino, ending by him making sure Jesse gets caught and we never get to see what becomes of him (presumably just killed).
The actual ending is just fanservice.
I'm in the minority but I liked the BCS ending, felt like he achieved happiness for the first time in forever in a reasonable way. But I don't think it's going to go down in history like the Sopranos ending.
Sopranos is still the best. Here are some others I liked.
Yeah honorable mention to Twin Peaks for sure.
Twin Peaks doesn't have an ending. It is an obvious sequel bait. But ratings were so low, that the continuation would never happen.
>Twin Peaks doesn't have an ending
don't put ur b8 in the first sentence gotta reel em in a bit first
>"THE ENDING IS UP TO ME TO DECIDE!!!"
except its not, midwits think it's ambiguous its pretty cut and dry
how do we know this scene wasn't a dream or tony wasn't already dead?
>tony enters the restaurant wearing a black jacket
>sees himself seated wearing a black and white shirt
keep in mind, this is the same shirt he was wearing when he got shot by junior, so the bullet hole would've made it unwearable.
it's like chrissy's description of hell in season 2:
>"you have get wacked everynight all the time"
this is why I love the Sopranos so much. No show will ever come close it's greatness.
see
you're getting warmer. it's not as simple as it's a "dream" or a "loop". closest thing i can think of is twin peaks with its various spiritual realms.
Assuming he does die, it's still not the best finale. He doesn't die at the end though
chase quite literally confirmed he died. what is wrong with you morons.
No he didn't
you are actually fricking moronic.
Yeah, sure bro
If you think Tony didn’t get shot head, you're kinda fricking moronic.
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