This was not, it's safe to say, the way many viewers expected Tony Soprano to end his series. He didn't die, nor was his nefarious past fully exposed to Carmela or his kids. He didn't lose someone precious to him (except for last week's shootings). He didn't go out feeding his precious ducks, or make up with Dr. Melfi. Instead he went out eating an onion ring, listening to Journey, yet still in one of the series' most tension-filled scenes, as viewers' own imaginations saw assassins at every diner table. Read more ...