The Sopranos 6x15

I’m way behind with all of my TV shows this week because I’ve been extremely busy with other things. As a result, I’m just going to write out my reaction of the latest Sopranos episode that aired on April 22. It was number 6×15 and was called “Remember When”.

I thought this was one of the better episodes I’ve seen recently. There wasn’t exactly much “action,” which is what I’ve been clamoring for during the entire sixth season, but at least there was tension. The part where Tony and Paulie were out on the boat together had me literally on the edge of my seat. Then, I thought for sure Paulie was a goner when Tony kept bringing up the Ginny Sack joke that got back to Johnny. I mean, Tony came right out and accused Paulie of being the snitch! Yikes.

Although I liked the Tony and Paulie scenes, I was bored to tears with the whole Junior storyline. I have never thought this character was interesting and just don’t care about him at all. Why do we have to keep seeing what he’s up to? Am I supposed to be saddened when I see this once-powerful gangster succumb to old age? Was I supposed to be moved when Junior lost control of his bladder or when he got into those pathetic fights? Ugh. I know this character is beloved by many Sopranos fans (especially those on the TWOP boards), but I have never ever liked him and don’t give a damn about his fate.

I have a feeling that things will be picking up on The Sopranos from here on out. Let’s hope the stretch run deals with the feds building their case against Tony and with the gang’s response to the pressure. I want to see more of Christopher, Sil, Bobby, Paulie, and Tony interacting the way they’re supposed to be: all together in the back room of the Bing rather than one-on-one in various locations.

Can’t wait for next week!