This weeks episode starts us off at a wedding that Tony and all the other soldiers and Capos are at. They soon learn that they F.B.I are about to start indicting, which means that search warrants will be obtained and houses raided. Tony errr… I mean Junior decided that they need to do some spring cleaning. Basically burning or hiding any evidence that they have in the house. Tony decides to hide his money and guns inside his mothers place at the retirement home. Hopefully she doesn’t find it.
Christopher on the other hand is having trouble writing his script about the mafia, and is also a bit mad that nothing has been said about him on the tv involving the investigation. It’s obvious that Christopher isn’t ready to be a capo, he’s interesting in doing this more for the respect and notoriety then anything. He’s also still making the worst decisions when he goes to a bakery and the guy angers him, so he shoot the guy in the foot. Now he’s in the newspaper, but he’s also a wanted man. Then he goes and digs up a body of a Russian he killed three months ago, because he think he screwed up or something. Tony is of course enraged by the fact that Christopher is doing this at most wrong time, but it was great seeing how therapy has affected Tony, watching him bring up the fact that Christopher might be depressed was funny. It was also funny to see Christopher’s reactions and how much he despises therapists.
Livia Soprano continues trying to bad mouth her son by telling Uncle Junior that Tony is seeing a psychiatrist. Uncle Junior is not too happy, and he might possibly think Tony is the one telling Dr. Melfi about the organization.
So it was a pretty good episode. It was interesting watching Tony clean up and watching everything they have to do to. Not to mention all the money that Tony has in his house. Christopher might be possibly depressed and it just seems like he keeps making endless among of stupid mistakes. The first set of raids is over so far, but I have feeling that was only the beginning.
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