Major Spoilers (Read With Caution!!!)

[chrisishot1]

I believe that Tony will have health issues. Twice they have shown him having chest pain while eating. Something will come from that, I'm sure.

I don't find it credible that so many characters would die this season. That's not Chase's style. I would believe either Chrissy or Paulie, but not both. Maybe someone in Tony's immediate family, if not Tony himself. But killing off everybody is just not in the cards.

I don't think we will see Junior anymore.

[Albanese]

I think that final scene with Juinior on the lawn of the mental instiution was the end of his role on the show as well.

[billyp]

As speculative as this post may be, I'm am still intrigued by the idea that one of his families will come to an end, while the other goes on.
This would mean that in the larger picture, Tony will have no more direct link to the mob, and could choose to pursue a normal life with no-one to answer to as a result.
The only obsticle at this point would be the FBI, who may in-fact help him to achieve this.

[kevgio]

has anyone seen that thing on youtube about the final scene being shot at the supposed ice-cream parlour? dont know what we can make of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSu0ZlXE3pE

[MangiaCazzo]

Originally Posted by kevgio

has anyone seen that thing on youtube about the final scene being shot at the supposed ice-cream parlour? dont know what we can make of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSu0ZlXE3pE

Is it entirely possible that the ice cream parlor scene is one elaborate deception?

[kevgio]

that would be some effort to deceive people of spoilers etc and knowing how the show will end...i guess anything is possible. i dont know chase to do that thats all.

[Kaleb]

After watching last night's episode "Chasing It" I'd say the original post of this thread is pretty much dead on.

This seems to have described the episode accurately except Tony didn't sell the house, Carmella sold it:

"Tony and the boys will get away for a while by heading to Atlantic City. However, Tony has a streak of bad luck and ends up having to borrow $200,000 from Hesh. In order to pay Hesh back, Tony sells Carmela's spec-house, which causes a big fight between the two."

Even made mention of Vito's degenerate son. Have to say I loved the political commentary here. Which I took it to be "having a gay father is better than having no father"

[Universal Polymath]

Originally Posted by Kaleb

After watching last night's episode "Chasing It" I'd say the original post of this thread is pretty much dead on.

This seems to have described the episode accurately except Tony didn't sell the house, Carmella sold it:

"Tony and the boys will get away for a while by heading to Atlantic City. However, Tony has a streak of bad luck and ends up having to borrow $200,000 from Hesh. In order to pay Hesh back, Tony sells Carmela's spec-house, which causes a big fight between the two."

Even made mention of Vito's degenerate son. Have to say I loved the political commentary here. Which I took it to be "having a gay father is better than having no father"

It's true, the original post did pretty much call the events of this episode. However, this is because most of the events of this episode were spoiled, or had rumors circulating, already. Tony's gambling and borrowing of money from Hesh was established in "Remember When" and the subsequent preview for this weeks episode - Both of which aired before this thread was created.

The reason this person posted that "Tony sells Carmela's spec-house, which causes a big fight between the two" is because that was the rumor that was flying around all week.

The thing about AJ getting dumped at the parade has been established long ago, starting with some pictures of the filming of the scene posted over at Deadwood Stage.

The thing about Vito, Jr. came directly from the official episode description released by HBO - nothing surprising, then, that it was included in the "spoiler" here.

As already stated, the supposed spoiler in the first post of this thread is just a mish-mash of rumors, speculation, and episode descriptions from all over the web, and I wouldn't take the fact that it almost got this episode "dead on" as any indication that it will have proven to predict every episode just as accurately. I'm sure it will get a few more things right too, but it's still not a very credible source for information.

[Kaleb]

Originally Posted by Universal Polymath

It's true, the original post did pretty much call the events of this episode. However, this is because most of the events of this episode were spoiled, or had rumors circulating, already. Tony's gambling and borrowing of money from Hesh was established in "Remember When" and the subsequent preview for this weeks episode - Both of which aired before this thread was created.

The reason this person posted that "Tony sells Carmela's spec-house, which causes a big fight between the two" is because that was the rumor that was flying around all week.

The thing about AJ getting dumped at the parade has been established long ago, starting with some pictures of the filming of the scene posted over at Deadwood Stage.

The thing about Vito, Jr. came directly from the official episode description released by HBO - nothing surprising, then, that it was included in the "spoiler" here.

As already stated, the supposed spoiler in the first post of this thread is just a mish-mash of rumors, speculation, and episode descriptions from all over the web, and I wouldn't take the fact that it almost got this episode "dead on" as any indication that it will have proven to predict every episode just as accurately. I'm sure it will get a few more things right too, but it's still not a very credible source for information.

Mish/mash of rumors or not, it's still a good mix and I still say was dead on for last night's episode. I was just thinking since it was right about "chasing it" it lends more credibility to the rest of it. Sure it could still be wrong and in all probability it still may have some things wrong, especially the ending since multiple endings have been filmed. But it's stock at least went up a few points.

If it hadn't been so close to last night's episode, I'd say toss it now.

[anthony]

I'm laying my money on Wiseguy08's story. Kind of unbelievable, but lately the story has been.