This is honestly my favorite series on KZfaq. I’ve learned a lot

The matter of fact delivery about Junior being AJ's father was gold

Richie had powers beyond comparison. With his mind, he moved the coffee jar to hit Beansie with.

As we say in Ireland Bully, yer some man for 1 man. You are rocking it. Another brilliant episode. "A man's touchy pride makes him dangerous " . Class.

I would definitely love more character parallels. I think a discussion on why Carmine Jr turned out relatively better than say, Jackie and AJ, being thst they're all princes in a sense, would be pretty interesting

It's always a good day when BullyWhispers drops a video!!

That would a good episode

Bully, don't leave me alone and desperate waiting for you to pop another piece on here ever again or else?! ☘️👍

I don't see Bobby as an "idiot", I see him as an external representation of a part of Tony. A character's interaction with/reaction to Bobby doesn't tell us about Bobby, it's tells us about themselves and their current subjective perception of and relationship to Tony.

I mentioned this recently on a precious video, but when Bobby finally got bumped up, he suddenly mysteriously began showing an impressive reserved wisdom and patience, all throughout the final season, beginning in my very favorite episode (not the best 2 diff things) Soprano Home Movies. Right up to his last scene in the blue comet talking with the salesman, he displays he's immune to the pitch but enjoys the trains, a least he died happy.

Just discovered your channel. I'm already a fan of these videos. You go into the Sopranos without falling into the pit of either being too pretentious, or sounding like a wannabe gangster.

Nice one! Law 20 should be an interesting one considering the tight rope Tony always walked with the New York family.

The Interior Decorator.

Keep em coming cuz ill keep watching, great series.

Good stuff - well thought out, entertaining, informative. Well done!

Yeah you should totally do the Libya versus junior thing. I think her name was Nancy marshon, I might have to spelling wrong but she did a fantastic job it's very hard to play the villain convincingly especially when it could be so easy to do it like over-the-top she did it to where you truly felt like she was like this old woman that would run over one of her best friends unknowingly that was one of the hardest times I've ever laughed at any movie or TV in my entire life. I don't even know if he was playing that purely for labs but David Chase is a genius and I love the guy he did kind of mess up the ending but I love that he doesn't care about what people want it just does whatever the hell he wanted

Love this series! I’d be interested in character parallels videos

I want longer episodes this was a good one.

Because Junior had a an affair with Carmella and AJ is Juniors son, we now know why he bought him a surfboard for his birthday. Mystery solved. "Watts dis, ?? Mudda Mary??"

My favorite part of these are the badass historical examples and how they all interestingly happen almost identically in the Sopranos

This is why I have KZfaq , who would have thought I would have been learning about the intricate details in irinas character in The Sopranos correlating with the brutal War Lord Ghengis Khan. Wicked!

Great Video!!! Irena and Genghis Khan!!! I would have never made that comparison LOL!!!!

Junior actually being AJ 's dad is wild 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The Russian!

Another great video. I’d buy this if it was a book.

7:05 to be fair, that same argument can be made about Paulie Walnuts. He showed time and time again that he is not leadership material, as he doesn't know how to earn through "legitimate ways" (I use that phrase very loosely) like Ralph or Vito, who have been in the Mafia far less than him yet clearly outshine him. The fact that his argument for his status or relevancy in the family is that he has seniority over most people shows that he does not evolve. Paulie was better suited as a soldier or an enforcer like he was in season 1. Bobby was at least the right candidate captain for Junior crew as believed by Junior and Tony himself, whereas Paulie was made Tony's successor of the Soprano crew due to his close friendship with Tony.

LMAO. Bobby, Paulie, Tony, and Junior are fan favorites too. This explains A LOT about humanity LOLOLOLOLOLOL.

Great video, you should do a piece on Livia and Junior.

another classic.👌

Hello, this is a great series evaluation thing, I just discovered it about a week ago and I'm hooked, I'm gonna watch all of them eventually. I love Sopranos, I've got the box set and watch different episodes literally everyday. My top 3 are 'Walk like a man' 'Where's Johnny' 'Blue Comet' anyway I was just about to go to the gym and this popped up so I had to comment after watching the video. I also like Robert Greene, I haven't read 48.... yet but I have read 'The 50th Law' his collaboration with 50 Cent and that is a good book, highly recommended. I like your analysis but I disagree with what you say about Bobby and without wanting to write an essay I'll try and get all my points across. He was calm, he didn't need to do violence just for the sake of it like most of them but he was dependable and when he was told to, he followed orders and delivered like in Soprano Home Movies, after he whopped Tony remember, not allowing even the boss to disrespect in his own house. He beat that guy after the incident in 'The Ride' who put his family at risk, and he knew marrying the boss' sister could help him, it wasn't out of love really was it. (Who could really love Janice?) Remember Pine barrens when them two were lost in the woods who did Tony call? Because he knew Baccala knows what he's doing, and that scene you showed, when the guy said 'that mortadel's number 3?' the response was 'and you used to sell laser printers out the back of your crown vic' - do you get my point here? Finally the thing with Vito, when they found out he's gay, he had a rational and reasonable response (in their world) 'we can't have him in our social club no more' I've think you've misread Bobby's character big time, watch it again and you may see it differently.

Furio collecting from Jean Phillipe for Tony by himself is still bad ass

you sure picked the best irina screenshot

Yes i would like to watch the similarities between those two old friends

Some emperors have dressed as beggers, you absolutely never know who you're talking too

We could do dis ourselves, Ninja style....... a word ta da wise, rememba Pearl Hawbaa.

I love your channel bro. Always makes my fucking day

It makes sense. He even is named after his father. Anthony JUNIOR

I understand where you’re coming from with Bobby Bacala Jr. but he deserves more credit because he seems the most trustworthy, the most loyal, and he beat Tony’s ass.

Bully Whispers: People like Tony need people to forget and move on. Phil: I don't forget.

Thank you for you work! I am curious how many times the author watched the series?

So true about Junior's insecurities...goin all the way back to chrissy's dad lol.

I don’t know who needs to hear it but the kid bully! He deserves to be made a captain for these videos

When you mention shaped heads around 10:00 min in. What is that? A form of torture? How do you shape someone's head??

I'm surprised the sepent wasn't Patsy.

They threw Jesus out of a helicopter, but you could tell it was a dummy...!

Rose....!!!..... more Sanka

I was at a music festival. And there was an italian food truck selling Veal parmesan sandwiches.... Can you guess what I was saying to my friends all day?

Poor Bobby......

Paulie would say he would like put his serpent in Irina.

When did Irina call the house?! 🤔

Sopranos was a well written show. But I think they were all insecure more than any other trait. except Bobby. Richie's insecurity led to him punching Janice and resulted in him being shot. Tony put his hand thru a wall because Carmela thought about another man while he gave her the clap who knows how many times for all of his who-roars.

Irena vs. Gengis 😂

I knew aj was juniors son Tony never had the makings of a varsity athlete

Livia compares giving birth to "making her bones."🧐

I thought the Frenchie dude trying to scam Artie was dumb and completely unbelievable. Frenchie's cousin or whatever worked there and she could attest to the mobsters frequent business. Then Artie pretty much says this to the Frog in regard to the loan. Did douchebag actually think the mob was gonna let him just slide? Seriously, no one is that dumb. Either that or it was a setup done by Tony to both erase his restaurant tab with Artie and allow him to eat free in perpetuity. If the latter, then brilliant, if the former, just lazy writing.

junior had an affair with Carmela and is ajs father??? WTF 😳

Chromosomes, runs in the family.

yo time out you not about to just casually say uncle june is ajs father.. you gotta explain that wtf you think this is?