Well I finally got around to watching it, and I really enjoyed it. I thought it was really easy to empathize with Tony's apprehension for the entire ending. One moment he's enjoying an onion ring, the next moment he's eying up the random guy at the bar, the next minute he's joking with AJ, the next minute he's talking about the indictment. This is the uncertain state his life has always been in, and the same state it will continue to be in. My favorite part of the episode was knowing that Tony was looking back on his life and really wondering about the choices he'd made: when he sat there with Sil in the hospital,when he was talking to Meadow and she commented that 'if he hadn't been dragged away by the FBI she'd probably be in med school', when he was talking to his lawyer, when he saw how senile Junior had become,... I guess i'm easy, but I really love the under the surface tensions, however unresolved they remain, because that's what life is most of the time. My only disappointment was that I was deprived of one last shot of Meadow.