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"The Sopranos" Join the Club (2006)



Overview

User Rating:
8.6/10   239 votes
Director:
David Nutter
Writers:
David Chase (creator)
David Chase (written by)
Contact:
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Original Air Date:
19 March 2006 (Season 6, Episode 2)
Genre:
Crime | Drama | Thriller more
Plot:
The family tries to cope with Tony's hospitalization and possibly impending death, while Tony begins to hallucinate a new life parallel to his own. full summary | add synopsis
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a view from above more

Cast

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Additional Details

Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Certification:
Argentina:16

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Vito Spatafore: [regarding Eugene] I knew him better than anybody but still... Maybe he was a homo, felt there was no one he could talk to about it. That happens, too. more
Movie Connections:
References "Smurfs" (1981) more
Soundtrack:
There Will Never Be Another You more

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a view from above, 20 March 2006
Author: bigs166 from United States

in the second episode to the season the use of the dream sequence, to me, becomes a key element to how tony will react when/if he comes out of the coma. his voice inflection and the way he is carrying himself makes him feel more and more like just another part of the population, and the name Anthony soprano isn't internationally known, but just another shlub. if you listen closely to the lines in the dream sequence ("its dead around here"... "you could have broke your neck"..."their lookin for a perp") there are many more but after these are said the look on Tony's face suggests that he knows that something is wrong. one thing that no one is noticing is the light house in the background at 2 points. in the very beginning and in the very end of the episode. this will absolutely play a part in tony coming out of the coma, or going to the afterlife. the view from above (the helicopter) is them (doctors and family) peering down into Tony's mind trying to find him. he is living a life with another woman, a woman he truly loves and is not just married to. you can tell by the way he talks to her on the phone. i enjoyed this episode very much. i believe that the hospital scenes were meant to be boring and drawn out, this put more emphasis on the dream. watch it again and you'll notice a few things you didn't before

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