Watching the show for the first time and I noticed something about the end of this episode. Curious if anyone else noticed. When Patsy takes Gloria to straighten her out he says, “And here's the point to remember: my face will be the last one you see. Not Tony's. It won't be cinematic.” The episode ends with a very casual shot of Patsy leaving the store and driving away. Thoughts?
Posted Mar 8, 2021, 12:28 AM UTC
Isn’t it a coincidence Gloria Trillo died or Gloria Trillo’s disease?
You're gonna make that same stupid joke everytime that comes up?
I bet ya charged her enuff didn’t ya huh? Becaushe ya’re a fuckin’ incompetent!
So did Eugene, now that I think about it
You call or go anywhere near him or his family and they’ll be scraping your nipples off these fine leather seats
My brother was never a heavy guy with anybody...he was a sweet gentle man
Patsy peed in Tony’s pool as revenge for that and shit.
You’re okay with onions right?
Now here’s the point ta rememba, my face is tha last one ya’ll see, not Tony’s. It won’t be cinematic.
Cold as fucking hell.
That wasn't me ya fuckin' jerk!
The savage and the mundane.
It showed that his life wasn't cinematic lol
I took this to be more foreshadowing vis a vis the ending
We had our mofo or whatever.
From sinner to saint ya know
What an awkward hangup to that call too. Who just hangs up after, "No, the Celentanos, you just gotta head them up"?
I always think the same thing whenever I watch that episode. There are a lot of weird hang ups in the series.
You’re very observant: the sacred, and the propane.
I thought it was to show the compartmentalization of these men's lives. He was threatening the life of a woman just moments before he lovingly ran errands for his wife like any husband would do.
And he's blissful while he does it. Not a care in the world, like schoolgirls skipping rope or whatever. It's fucked up the more you think about it.
The happy wanderer
That too! I just thought it was funny that his is the last face we see