T5.E7

In Camelot

El episodio se transmitió el 18 abr 2004
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55min

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James Gandolfini and Dominic Chianese in Los Soprano (1999)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTony learns about his father through the man's mistress, while Chris' friend learns that there are habits more harmful to your health than heroin. Junior becomes obsessed in attending funera... Leer todoTony learns about his father through the man's mistress, while Chris' friend learns that there are habits more harmful to your health than heroin. Junior becomes obsessed in attending funerals but that leads to a change in his mood.Tony learns about his father through the man's mistress, while Chris' friend learns that there are habits more harmful to your health than heroin. Junior becomes obsessed in attending funerals but that leads to a change in his mood.

Dirección
- Steve Buscemi
Guionistas
- David Chase
- Terence Winter
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7.9/10

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Dirección
- Steve Buscemi
Guionistas
- David Chase
- Terence Winter
Elenco

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Trivia
As he often does in the show, Tony gets upset about an animal matter: His childhood dog.

Errores
Christopher tells JT he relapsed from sobriety by drinking wine when in fact he actually drank Vodka. However, this is likely due to Christopher downplaying the seriousness of the relapse.

Citas
Christopher Moltisanti: so?
J.T. Dolan: [sarcastically] yeah good morning to you too
Christopher Moltisanti: [referring to the money he owes Christopher] you got it?
J.T. Dolan: [amused] Jesus you are a fuckin trip,
J.T. Dolan: [introducing himself to Little Paulie by extending his hand] JT, by the way
J.T. Dolan: What the fuck is this, fuckin "Pulp Fiction"?Am I supposed to be afraid?
Little Paulie Germani: I don't know, I didn't see it.
J.T. Dolan: [Eventually shrugs] You're really being a prick. I told you I need more time. I don't have the money
Christopher Moltisanti: Then fuckin get it
J.T. Dolan: Chris, you know me, what could you possibly do that I haven't already been through?
Christopher Moltisanti: I'm positive we'll think of something

Conexiones
Edited into Making 'Cleaver' (2007)

Bandas sonoras
Can't Get You Out of My Head
(uncredited)
Written by Cathy Dennis and Rob Davis
Performed by Kylie Minogue

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Surprised by this episode's notoriety

Sure, Fran Feldstein is a hard to watch character, but that feels intentional. She's a reminder of the pain and toxicity caused by Tony and his dad's life of excess and infidelity. The Sopranos uses flashbacks expertly, and this episode is no exception. Livia Soprano is made into a more complex character when Johnny and Tony lie to her face after her miscarriage. Even as a narcissist, Livia was still capable of being hurt. Perhaps it was moments like this that doomed her into being a cold and lonely old woman.

Phil Leotardo's relationship with Tony is also really interesting in a more spectacular way, with Phil treating Tony like a kid, and Tony pushing his car into a crash.

My only criticism is the JT storyline feels a little to similar to Davey Scatino from Season 2.

Other than that, awesome episode with a stylish and contemplative ending.