At some point in your childhood, you and your friends went outside to play together for the last time and nobody knew it

I like how Furio was actually everything they thought they were, and that made him stick out like a sore thumb lol

I love the bit where Paulie is telling Sil about a moisturizer and Sil considering trying it out. It’s so casual and wholesome, Tony Sirico did an amazing job. RIP

Furio is the epitome of the stone cold professional. New guy yet was immediately respected. Always a straight shooter, never the funny guy, clean cut, and one of the few guys who’s in shape.

Paulie pulling out a sun reflector on an overcast day will forever be hilarious to me😂

Bobby: “would be nice to sit around smoke mushrooms & collect government checks” Also Bobby: *Sits on his ass and collects illegal kick up checks*

Paulie owns a piece of my heart forever. He's hilarious and kind of adorably stupid at times, while still being a brutal and frightening person when he wants to be. He's just a great character, in general, and is played to perfection by the late Tony Sirico. A great actor with fantastic comedic timing. RIP, Tony ❤

that scene with Tony bullshitting with the feds and Paulie suntanning as the camera pans out with the music. One of the most memorable scenes in the entire 7 seasons! Love it

I like how the American Italians are completely ignorant of Italian history and regional culture, and Furio has to school them.

When Chrissy talks about Phil's eyebrows, then stands there with his own owl look is hilarious

The guy that plays Furio bought a painting that was mistakenly identified as an 18 century painting of San Sebastain for 140k. It turns out the painting was from a very famous Italian painter from the renaissance and the painting is worth over 10 million.

Superb last scene with the sun filtering through this Italian neighborhood, the vintage 'suckling pig' sign swaying in the breeze, Paulie tanning his neck, the little orange cat walking into the sun and laying down, and a peaceful, warm, gentle afternoon in front of Satriale's Pork Shop. Those guys around the bistro table with the checkered plastic tablecloths and flimsy chairs, just shooting the breeze, chatting with Agents, each other, about inconsequential things. For a moment we all wanted to believe they were good guys, decent fathers, shop keepers, honest Italians, that they went home to dinners cooked by their wives and told stories to kids, and led gentle lives. For a moment...it felt so nostalgic and good.

LOL Furio talking about actual class discrimination and Vito tells him to calm down

Sil's slight grimace at Eugene blowing his nose is so subtle yet hilarious.

What Furio is saying isn't false about Genova. Italy throughout history was seen as two countries even when it was just city states. The North was always the most richest and thats where many of the aristocrats lived. The south was very poor with Sicily being the poorest. The mafia actually originated in Sicily because of the massive poverty. The mafia grew because of the corruption in Sicily and the lack of law enforcement. The mafia also took advantage of this and tried to appeal to poor Southern Italians telling them the North doesn't care about them which was true to an extent, but the mafia left out that they didn't care about them either. They only pretended to. Also during World War 2 the fascists in Italy were centered in the North Italy especially after the German invasion in 1943. Most partisans and rebels were from the south and middle. While southern Italy is in a better shape then what it was decades ago divisions exist to this day. Furio probably grew up in absolute poverty and had rich elites from the North look down on him. Thats why he understandably has a problem with North Italy. Also another important thing about that scene is that these guys talk so much about how their Italian heritage means so much to them but they don't know anything about Italy's history or its culture. Look at the scene when Tony went to Italy. A mob boss that requires a translator and he tried to rip the other mob off with that car deal. They probably saw Tony as a joke.

knowing that the actor who played tony is an actual theater dude who was more of an artist than a mobster makes this show even better to me

Furio was cool, he was probably the most violent guy next to silvio, he looked cool, he was a newcomer but was instantly accepted and everyone listened to what he said, he was funny, good at his job, never fucked up, did coke with chris, was building a nice life for himself, one of the coolest characters

Tony’s relationship with agent Harris was always so interesting. The fact that men really have this uncanny ability to put differences aside so easily, even if it’s just temporary

I always liked Tony’s casual friendliness with the feds. Satriale’s was the sight where a lot of shit went down. One of the best written, directed and casted shows on television ever.

James Gandolfini was such a talent. Man, sucks that he's not around anymore. Really left an impression.

Haunting, that final scene with Paulie, alone and by himself, and the ghosts of all his associates who had occupied that same table over the years. All dead.

That last shot is so depressing man, Bobby dead, Sil in a coma, Vito dead, Puss dead, Christopher dead, and Tony leaving the shot to just Paulie sitting there alone in front of the store

The relationship that Tony and Agent Harris had was always hilarious. A mobster and the FBI Agent that was investigating him just shooting the shit like old buddies kills me.

"Gigi died takin' a shit!" Lmao gets me every time.

This alone basically displays the darkness that descended upon the series as it progressed towards the end. In the first episode almost everyone was out front sitting at the tables enjoying their lives but In the final Episode, it was just Tony and Paulie sitting out front dealing with their lives.

I love how Furio has no idea who he is but lays into him anyway, in Italian of course

All these years later and I still love this show , some of the best TV ever put on film .EVER

I love all the "minutia" in Sopranos. Big fat Italian mobster guys talking about little miscellaneous suburban life stuff. Really gives life, reality and warmth to each character.

4:00 through 7:00 is such a nothing segment… which makes it oddly beautiful. You forget you’re watching it from a screen. You simply feel like you’re witnessing the life of Italian mobsters on a day when nothing much is going on. Awesome.

Tony Sirico was something special as Paulie. Watch his expressions in the last scene at Satriale's. The man was a real gangster, in and out of jail, and became a better actor than some of our American movie stars. He is an icon.

This resonates with everyone. We all grew up with a gang of friends, and as time went on, we all lost those friends one way or another. Stand by me

"Gigi died taking a SHEIT" 9:23 NEVER fails to make me laugh

the writers of this show are experts at making a scene natural and realistic you get completely immersed to the point that you don't even notice how immersive it is

Funny how as the years go by, the squad keeps getting smaller and smaller. Till it was only Pauli and the reincarnated cat of Chris

I like how the cat just comes and lays down next to Pauly! That’s Chris paying them a visit one last time before he goes full cat! Spiritual vibes!

The last scene is Paulie's last ever scene and it kind of represents how his life is so empty now because the sopranos mafia has either been, killed, forced out or have isolated themselves. Compared to the early season scene where a big group of them are laughing, joking, living around him. He has nothing left and its both sad and sympathetic but almost justified. He's an awful person, maybe he deserves to live for a while surrounded by ghosts.

Tony playing with the shoe polisher will never not be hilarious to me, especially the facial expression when he tries it on his arm.

Sitting around eating sandwiches smoking cigarettes talking about how hard they work lol

I love how when Carmine ran into that car Sil made sure he wasn’t hurt before he went back to cursing him out 😂😂 this show is amazing i swear

I love how 90 percent of these conversations between mobsters at their common hangout have nothing to do with organized crime.

The series really could have ended with Paulie sitting alone at Satriale's, everyone else dead.

Furio yelling in Italian at the guy in the iroc who crashed is hilarious

The scene where Tony asks, "so what else is going on?" Followed by Puss saying, " Nutin" is my favorite scene in the entire series. It's such a simple scene, but it hits you hard. As adults we don't get many of those carefree days

RIP James and Tony , two great actors!

“You should’ve called your sponsor before you bought that jacket” Cracks me up every time!

If you notice the shade of each scene dims from season to season. Before it was more lively and fresh but as the show progressed it became more and more depressing

What a great show this was. One of the best shows ever made period.

This series is endlessly entertainming. Ive watched the entire series several times and each time i notice something that makes me laugh my ass off. What a cast of characters.

Paulie’s final words on The Sopranos. “I live but to serve you my liege.”

Satriale’s Pork Store menu: Veal cutlets Cold cuts Richie’s ribs Italian Sausages

This show always hits a comfort zone for me idk what it is but it’s like coming home in a way

There's something so immersive and real in their everyday interactions. The casual, not forced humor and facial expressions are always hilarious.

Can watch Sopranos over and over and........

that ending with Paulie sitting all alone last man standing all the guys gone is soul crushing. if we all manage to survive all the crazy shit life throws at us that might eventually be one of us old and alone.

I've said it a ton before. And I'll say it again: Best show of all time! I got my mom hooked on it during the second season. Good memories of her and myself watching this together. She passed away a couple years back. But I'm grateful for these little reminders that pop up here and there.

God I love this show. I miss it so much. Rip JG, Paulie. There will never be another sopranos...Its funny that we think this was a long time ago. If we're alive in 40 years and end up watching this again, today won't seem like the distant past it feels like already since the show ended in 06. This show consists of actors who are on a whole other level of talent. You actually forget that this is just acting.

I love that furio brings up actual discrimination that he’s faced and the basically tell him to kick rocks lol

Love the subtle play with Big Puss 6:40 when the Feds show up the crew hangs out and Puss walks away. Nice Touch

That scene with Tony and Paulie was just incredible. At the end, he was alone.

That shoe polishing scene is the best moment for Tony. Just enjoying the little things in life. Starting @ 3:58

10:58 now Paulie knows how Chris felt when he was talking about his daughter and they laughed at him

Let's just take a moment to appreciate how amazing Furio's Italian accent is. (Federico Castelluccio is American, watch interviews with him if you want your mind blown)

Hesh was one of my favorite characters, cool and calm, always something wise and sage-like to say.

Sil at 3:48: “I’m gonna take action here” Immediately goes back to reading his paper

I love how Tony and the FBI just talk like it's a normal day. Lol

That ending when the music starts playing and they are just talking shit really warms my heart for some reason

The scene where they're all just chillin in the back and not doing shit is one of the best scenes ever.

How bout those Nets huh?

Wow I forgot how much more fit Gandolfini was in the early seasons.

Once again, Furio provides some perspective that none of these "Italians" are anything close to a real Italian

6:23 I wonder how Tony would feel about the Nets moving to Brooklyn in 2012.

The scene at 6:00 till the fade out featuring Tony, the gang and agent Harris is one of my favourite scenes I have ever seen in general on any show, it's so wholesome and natural feeling

Love how Sil is looking over making the sauce. He had a total look of approval. Haha love it

"Gigi died taking a shit" lmfao I love it

Agent Harris just dropping by and having a casual chat with Tony. I love that scene. 😊

Not many shows can hold up against The Sopranos. One of the best series ever made.

I was completely expecting Sil to make fun of Pauly about the moisturizer not say "maybe ill try it " 😆

Look how empty the table is at Satriale’s during that last meeting with Tony and Paulie

I just love how the fed guy loved to be around the boys

Watching sopranos clips these past few days and it has made me very nostalgic, it saddens me at how many of them have died..this will be their legacy ❤

5:50 furio and Silvio chewing the dude out in the background🤣

The last few seconds of this video makes me emotional as that is the last time Paulie appears in the show. Tony moves away. A cat walks by and sits on the road. What a poetic end !! Sopranos is by far the best TV show I saw and probably that will stay for long !!

R.I.P Tony sirico, poulie walnuts I just found out he passed away today one of my favorite character in entire series of Sopranos

i love that furio just starts yelling at the dude in italian at 5:46 lmfao furio always had me laughing

terrifying, i wasn’t paying close attention cause i was blowing my nose and then he said “stop blowing your nose”

There's something perfect about You Can't Put Arms Around a Memory coming into that scene that gave the Sopranos a very human feeling, very relatable. They always found the right song.

Thanks 👍🏾

What a show. My favorite series in 59 years.

It's too bad Satriale's got torn demolished back in late-2007... In my opinion, it should've been saved & registered as a historical landmark, or, something.

i love how tony calls chris a clay pigeon after getting shot 3 times lmfao

The time Furio made the guy step in the water on the golf course was super funny. " you got something on your hat!! 🤣 🤣

The fact that the cat just happened to walk up and stare at Paulie immediately after excepting a job he knew would kill him was poetic genius on part of the writers/director.....

After watching days of sopranos clips, I noticed when tony greets non-made men, whom he respects, he usually puts his hands together and bows.

T is so important that feds show up to introduce new fellas to him...

11:49 this scene hits hard everytime

Paulie's bit with the cat was hilarious. "Snakes with fur" 🐍

Tony showing his other side, this time Agent Harris' parasite: "I kind of feel bad for the guy." That's the substance that keeps the show progressing.

That cat stares at Paulie for 6000 years in purgatory

Furio was right about Northern Italy . They treated the South terribly, especially in the early years of last Century. Sicily was hit by terrible earthquaks and a tidal wave . So tragic and horrific bodies were piling up in the street . The north didn't give a rat's hoot . Even gangster Albert Anastasia spoke of how hellish it was for him as a little boy . He lost everything. Maybe explains how messed up he became .

This series was spot on. Actors and everything else. The Best..