This schlub wants people to sign a petition asking David Chase to tell viewers whether Tony Soprano is dead.
I like this comment:
While you’re at it, Mo, can you organize a petition to Quentin Tarantino? We have a right to know what was in Marcellus Wallace’s briefcase in Pulp Fiction. Thanks.
Thank goodness the show’s ending wasn’t at the mercy of focus groups.
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Congress should have Chase testify under oath what happened. Congress gets involved with game shows and baseball. This is at least as important.
Wesson (e7f360) — 6/19/2007 @ 6:59 amlike schrodinger’s cat, tony soprano’s wave function features a superposition of states; he’s dead and alive at the same time until someone observes him and collapses the superposition into one state or the other. you go to new jersey and take a look and post back to us.
assistant devil's advocate (9b7737) — 6/19/2007 @ 7:08 amIt’s very simple. Tony, like Schrödinger’s cat, is half dead and half alive. Can’t we just leave him that way?
Kevin Murphy (0b2493) — 6/19/2007 @ 7:11 amada, you beat me to it.
Kevin Murphy (0b2493) — 6/19/2007 @ 7:11 amForget all that. We still don’t know who it was who was responsible for putting the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp after all these years, and this guy’s worried about a TV show from 2 weeks ago?
Dave (037445) — 6/19/2007 @ 10:38 amI’d get behind the second one. But I’m pretty sure it’s ‘absolutely nothing! It was acting!’
David N. Scott (71e316) — 6/19/2007 @ 12:15 pmThe answer to the Pulp Fiction question:
Marcellus’ Soul. He made a deal with the devil who pulled his soul from the back of his neck-hence the bandaid.
It seems someone into the occult knew the lore of making a deal with the devil and pointed out how it fit. I’d like to know how he got his soul back.
Hard Right (751c6a) — 6/19/2007 @ 5:45 pm