Whitecaps

What a fantastic episode, everything was perfect, but on top of that, an amaaaaazing performance by the beautiful Edie Falco, this lady deserve more.

Tony and Carm have done the job so well, very good acting as well, the conversations between them are so tight, really the episode deserves The Emmy for writing, on the other side am glade to see Chris again, and i laughed so much at the closing , a good last sceen for a good episode.

Whitecaps is an extraordinary, powerful ending to an excellent season. The majority of the episode is given to the disintegration of the marriage between Tony and Carmela. Okay, well that's a lie, because the disintegration of their marriage has gone on for a while now. Rather, it was the climactic and bitter ending to what was left of it. Both Gandolfini and Falco give their finest performances here, knocking the material out of the park and making us ache for what is left of their relationship.

As for the season as a whole, excellent as mentioned before. Some episodes' structures aren't as focused as the third season's, but overall, a more than worthy continuation of this fantastic saga. Drea De Matteo has never had more to do, and she has become one of the most sympathetic characters on the show. Lorraine Bracco's Dr. Melfi is not seen nearly enough anymore, which is a shame. I hope that changes in the next season.

At a pivotal moment in the series she completely steals the show showing emotional range and ability. Will give you goosebumps. This is the episode to watch if you question that Edie Falco is not an A+ actress.

As a child of three times separated parents, you can FEEL this episode. It's really beyond powerful. I felt like reliving when my parents first split up, when I was 16 (I'm 26 now). You cry, you feel miserable, you can't stop imagining what you have done wrong to things to turn up like that. But, in fact, as it is shown in the show, it's a large set of things that have been happening for a really long time. And, as a child, you think that things will be better, but they won't. Even AJ, who always showed like he's indifferent to his parents, it's really hurt and don't know what to do.

The acting is just freakin' superb. A lot of different things happen at the same time and keep you watching with no pause, but what really gives it the edge are that ALL the characters (besides the principals whom are amazing) really act flawlessly. The angriness of Johnny Sack, the manipulating Janice, Corrado like he's been given another chance to live and it's breathing his freedom, etc. Just incredible.

I had my doubts if I wanted to keep watching The Sopranos. This finale got it all rounded up so perfect (in storyline, characters, etc), that I have no choice to keep going. Thanks to all who made this awesome show.