For two episodes, Tony has been in a coma. And for two episodes we were treated to some of the best The Sopranos has had to offer us. I know there has been a lot of uproar and many were unhappy about how slow last week's episode was. But c'mon, this is good stuff - we're finally getting an analyzation of Tony's life straight from the inner workings of his own mind.

I've loved all the "dream sequence" episodes and after last night's installment, I think the last two episodes have edged out my previous favorite "The Test Dream." For those in the same boat as me, I'm sure there are many others out there who have watched last week's episode a few more times and tried to pull some of the hidden meanings out.

All that being said, I'm terrible at doing this... stuff like this always goes right over my head. But some folks over at The Dogmatic Blog have far more insight and time on their hands than I do. A few commenters made some great points about the strange purgatory that Tony was trapped in. Check it out if you need a bit more explanation or some fresh ideas. And anyone with theories of their own - please leave them because like I said, I'm terrible at this.