I Figured Him For A Tenor

Another Sopranos post. I'm a little concerned, for his sake, that it took me so long to realize it was "Diamond" David Lee Roth in the card game this week. For a second, I thought it might have been Edgar Winter. Of course, I didn't recognize Lawrence Taylor, either.

Wow, that was a great episode, though. Edie Falco didn't quite outdo her season-ending performance from last year, but her dealing with Anthony Jr. (Mudvayne? Ugh.) was definitely toward the top of her game.

Back on regular old commercial TV, I gotta give Malcolm in the Middle credit this week for suggesting the Reese isn't going to college, which is often considered heretical in this country. Of course, the same episode featured getting little kids drunk, but that was funny.

Speaking of being considered heretical in this country, I caught an AT&T ad touting their networking capabilities, and how they allow work to be done nearly anywhere. While images of obvious Indians flashed on the screen. Gotta wonder if that's such a good idea in the current political climate over outsourcing.