Funhouse

During the feverish throws of food poisoning, Tony acknowledges something he has been repressing for a long time.

This is an excellent episode with a quirky narrative and some memorable character moments.

Tony is at the centre of it in some brilliantly conceived dream sequences that make it arguably the best psychological episode since 'Isabella'. James Gandolfini delivers one of his greatest performances.

There is little else I can mention about the plot without spoiling, but it has a sad, reflective tone with one of the biggest character arc moments of the entire show.

Vincent Pastore, Steven Van Sandt and Tony Serico are all on great form.

Visually it is one of the best productions in The Sopranos history. There is so much symbolic imagery it is hard to take it all in during the first watch. The visual storytelling is very powerful and includes a great final montage that makes a great statement about vice, waste and criminal enterprises in society.

I rewatch this wonderful series and I didn't get bored. I actually surprised by anything happened and laugh like it was the first time I saw it. What a fk Brighton writing. It was. Oh my God didn't find anything like this I don't get bored guys do you know what I mean like like I see is first time even though I know I do spoilers only because I said Before, but it's still great and writing so there is no fking any series can be like this now any future and in the past there was nothing great like this series and this episode specifically it was a kite to end this season and great the end that all series by the way, but if you say it I just wanna watch the two seasons I have enough but if you still wanted to see more you will see greatness also what if you want to stop okay that's great but That's how I can say it's so beautiful guys.

Few years back I bought season one dvd. I watched it several times and I Thought it was great but not a masterpiece. I avoided to continue cause I thought this was overrated series. I was so wrong. When season 2 build up Tonys mob imperium and when it comes to episode D Girl and the scene when Tony says ro christhopher that he must think 10 minutes... and same time pussy is crying in toilet I finally understood the greatness of this show. Episode by episode it comes this conlusion. There is over a dozen Characters and everyone had great moment Spectacular acting. This is geniously written and directed show. I watch it now cause it's 20th annyversarity year. I'm glad I have to forgotten so much. I thrilled to continue this series forward.

This was the best episode i have seen so far and it might be one of my all time favorite TV episodes!

This episode had such a unique vibe and brilliantly used visual storytelling in a way that very few TV shows have accompliced!

This was the culmination of Tony's character this season! All the development and build up, perfectly culminates as Tony is reflecting on himself through his dreams!

The dream sequences were incredible! I loved the use of sound and imagery that created these scenes with so many layers, that you might need to watch them a couple of times to get it all!

The scene on the boat was a masterclass in TV! The actors were phenomenal and the tension unreal! This was the moment we all knew would happen, but still weren't ready for!

Its episodes like these that make Sopranos the masterpiece that it is!

Maybe the best episode of anything ever. Everything about it is phenomenally well made, acted, and executed. Nothing else to say really, the high water mark for television as a medium.