Was waiting to see this comment 😆

Yawn.......after 10 yrs of seeing the same comment it gets kinda boring.

Those tv stations at seaton hall were 7ft tall some of them!

I’m glad that didn’t happen. If Fox got their claws on the Sopranos there would be a great deal of stuff they’d take out.

They wouldn't even been able to swear on Fox also

It’s like a resort at Captain Teebes!

Did she have the silver bird packages?

Damn it, I read that in Tony’s accent

"ITS A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY👌" .. gotta get the handmotion with it.

Whatever you call it, it's going to cost four or five large a month . . .

I’ll say!😂

I just got done watching that episode 2 days ago and literally died for a few seconds, just imagining the landscaper dude flying out the tree revving up a chainsaw. “OoOH!” 💥👊🏼

✋🤘

One of the best scenes in history.

remember paulie calling the czech an interior designer lmaoooo

That was all fabrication. Michael has stated in pervious covers about the Sopranos that, that is not true and the Don or the boss can basically wear what he wants. And the original story was it was in a shop someone told James that.

@@meshiu2344 I haven’t been able to find any info that contradicts the story. Can you provide a source for your take on it? I’d be interested in reading it.

That’s not a fact.

Fun fact Most medicines administered by psychiatrists are to inhibit freethinking AKA control medium vs my Illicit selection of crystal methamphetamine delight and love induced nude women implied medicines kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mOCGmK-bz5yln2w.html

​@Quagmoe or @CubanPete can you provide a source? I'd like to get the full story myself

They are tough as nails too. my girlfriend is of italian descent, her great grandma used to work in a factory; there was an accident one day, she lost her arm, acted like it was no big deal, never complained not even once. Incredible mental fortitude.

I think that’s just 90 year olds. My Swedish grandma was the same. She was just ready. But she let us all know she was ready.

My grandma is 86 and according to my dad she’s been saying she’s ready to die since the 1980s lol

It’s not only Italians. My Irish born mother tells her grandkids every Christmas that this will definitely be her last one. Been saying that for 6 years now

I think that's every grandma.

“His house looked like shit.”

"Pine Barrens" was one of the best episodes

"This guy's like an albacore around my neck".

I told you we should have stopped at Roy Rogers

...the best episode of the series, then Whitecaps, and Soprano home movies. However, every episode was top notch.

But he was an absolute boss. The world lost an amazing actor. Too notch.

I agree. You could say he was a lot like Gary cooper.

@@keilanlong5198 the strong, silent type. but then his ducks said vaffangool

That explains the peyote

​@@keilanlong5198isnt gary cooper gay?

ehhh, there are points in the show you can tell he really isn’t that good.

@@TheOriginalJersey any examples ?

@@EP_mc he played a tough guy well but whenever he had to show emotion you could see right through it. pretty much all the therapist moments

The movie about young tony was highly disappointing

@@TheOriginalJersey lol, what? Tony was incredibly emotional throughout the entire series and was consistent the entire time conveying that

Yea but when tony was about to die they were being greedy and didn’t think about his family, I think nobody was really with Tony

@@prodby2blessed maybe a little but Silvio more than earned his respect 10x over.

Silvio was loyle to his capo

How do you get your text font in dark bold like that Royal?

@@AlmostReady504 - This is how you write in *bold* etc. But I think it is weird to post an entire comment in bold. It looks like you think your comment is more important than everyone else's comments. *It seems narcissistic to me.* www.techmesto.com/make-youtube-comment-bold-italics-strikethrough/

😅😅😅😅

We shoulda stopped at Roy Roger's!

@@rp-2f you had Tic Tacs all along? - gimmie some!

With a nose like that, it's a bird beak. Kids got a natural canopy

@@mikelong2756 "he's the only one who can smoke cigarette in the rain with his hands tied behind his back"

Tony doesn’t say that line, Paulie does. And the point of the line isn’t to be badass, it’s to show Paulie’s ignorance. Tony himself talks about how he admires the Jews for their ability to believe in something

@@BenLauter well, Tony does, he's also wearing sandals, just like the Romans... the subtleties

@@BenLauter yeah wrong go look it up

@@BenLauter Tony says the "you're looking at them" line. Just watched that episode the other day.

@@DS-ui4qy same haha

That's awesome!! I'm gonna have to check it out this summer!! I plan on taking the "Sopranos tour", but I'm not sure where all it goes. Two week's later after I leave NYC I'll be visiting Hulk Hogan's Beach Shop in Clearwater, FL. Talk about going from one end to the other. From Tony Soprano to Hulk Hogan haba

I always thought it was filmed in the Lionel store in Mountain Lakes. It looks so similar inside. Glad to hear the real location is documented.

@PAHighlander24 I've been there numerous times just to browse and seeing that memorabilia always brings a smile to my face

@@takodahager4165 There are a few scenes driving through nearby Boonton. It was always fun identifying local scenes throughout northern NJ in the series. I used to live in that general area and know it well.

Are the plumber mario and luigi

I love this crowd

I get no respect, no respect

What's this, the Catskills?

Your inner Rodney coming out lol

I just can't believe he is gone. What a tragic loss...a brilliant actor.

I saved the newspaper when he passed away but a mouse chewed a piece off of it... 😔

He left behind something great, id love to go out on top. But yes its sad he couldn't enjoy it

I can't decide between Breaking Bad and sopranos

​@@Olip888easy. Sopranos! Best show ever

Nah, Sons Of Anarchy is better.

@@anasahyouni6919 are you high?

@@anasahyouni6919Mid

We shall see how his son does

The guy who played Gigi looked the part as well.... maybe he would’ve made a good Tony?

Will Sasso

@@Daveyengland John Fiore played a good character. It's just ashamed how they killed him off by having a heart attack on the shitter.

@@josephsharp5678 Gigi was a great character, wish to have seen more of him..."If Ginni Sacs moved into Jersey, it's a small state, she would tip it over!" Ha Ha....

Facts I’m on season 3

I love all episodes, including the first seasons.

I'm midway through my third time with the whole series...just can't get enough of it.

@@Noodles7_ I gotta finally start it. it’s time

I finished the show the other night. Masterpiece

Call me a sadist or a schadenfreude lover but Tony's crazy, effed up marriage with Carmela was why I watched the show. It was great but at the same time, added some realism. In fact, one episode or two gathered a few Emmy nominations solely based on the Tony/Carmela conflicts.

I started watching for the first time for the past month. So sorry I didn't have cable back then. I'm often Googling the cast! Awesome show!

Same

You have to finish it. The last season blew my mind.

@@iwishiwasthomasshelby I watched the complete series and watched much of it again and I still watch it. I wish I could have played the piano at James Gandolfinis funeral.

Not Michael's family

lol, uncle Jnr and Livia soprano left the chat

Never a truer word said, family first, no matter what

Not my family .

takes a long time to build loyalty which a family is your first encounter with that. Friends are a close second but you have deeper roots with your family so the quote is true.

Chrissy "His house looked like shit."

I lost my f ing shoe

I lost it when I saw that. I kept replaying it and it almost sounded like he said "Czechloflovakians". Hilarious!

@@dlawlis Paulie kinda talks like that, kinda spits a bit, hahahaha, especially when excited.

Just when you thought Paulie couldn't be any more dumb. He says some stupid shit like that.

i actually skip over all scenes concerning dr melfi, a total wast of time.

​@@lilfairycupcakeyou kidding, thats where the heart of the show is

@@Hollowfication96 i dont know. just seen it as a rehash of everything i already knew. sure it made tony more of a human being having problems like the rest of us, but........

Or because in reality they were just a glorified crew so it really didn't matter if he went to a therapist

@@lilfairycupcake you get to see true perspective and how the mind works in the character , those scenes are the most telling out of any other because of how dead honest tony is at times or if he lies even in therapy , it gives u insight on his character

Hahahaha the best

Lol don't forget when he calls her a cunt under his breath

Loved Corrado

it already has been outdone

@@Panhead3409173092 by ? Breaking Bad, The Wire, and True Detective are the only answers i’ll entertain

@@elnick6918 Breaking Bad and Oz. True Detective... Really?? 😂

@@Panhead3409173092 Only really meant season 1 for True Detective… some of the best stuff i’ve ever watched.

@@elnick6918 that's fair, but you can't really put it in the same class if all it had was one great season 🤷‍♂️

So true and David proval was superb...to me he was an evil version of Al Pacino lol

Carmine Jr.

Lol. Well played Mr Lupertazzi

A pint of blood cost more than a gallon of gold 😳

“Total debical”

Ole english

He made a small appearance in The Irishman too

Watch LilyHammer if you haven’t seen it. Steven as a mob boss in Lilyhammer in witness protection. They even bring Tony Sirico and Springsteen in for some episodes. It’s amazing

@@marinejcksn1 never heard of it sounds awesome where can I find it?

@@LeahElisheva Netflix

@@marinejcksn1 good shout, it's a really good series. Interesting fact! It was Netflix First every original show. Such a shame it wasn't continued

😆

Whatever happened there

@2 Crazy He was quoting Little Carmine, he wasn’t actually asking what happened. Also Tony definitely wasn’t wondering if Ralph was gay or bi he was just trying to find out about the BDSM kinks Ralph was into

I actually know two people who stopped watching the show because of that dark, violent scene.

@2 Crazy He wasn’t literally asking what happened there. Think you need to rewatch the show bc your comment is way off

Whistling threw the wheat fields

The bushman of Kalahari

The most horrible and equally hilarious scene 🍻

Uncle junes in the muff, Did i say muff , i meant ruff Tony

🍣 sushi

You should watch it! I'm still plowing through s1 :)

in the middle of watching szn 6 and im watching it for the first time as well , it's definitely worth it and i thought i wouldn't like it and admittedly hated on it for a while before watching it

@@mithvibes4727you hated on a show you haven’t seen? How come?

I love Silvio lol

Oooh

Capicola?? Over heeere

Don't look mob movie mondays grandma, it's just salt and nitrates!

"His mind was very big. That was the benefit"

"Do you know who is father was"? - Jackie Jr.

Hahahaha

I fully agree. But even if he didn't, who the hell would have the cojones to actually tell him so? 😂

@@Dial999 the golfer?

Disagree, season 1 is the best. It has the strongest storytelling

@@PolishGod1234 season 6 is definitely the best. captures the reality of the mob life and the darkness of the show

@@PolishGod1234 Same here i think the best it perfectly captures the street level crimes pshycological aspect and is immersive,Tony was actually smart and hustler and they balanced drama and crime with great episodes like - College(mine favorite),Boca and I dream of Jeannie Cusmano

Yea, and Paulie notices his diminishing status too. Johnny Sack manages to take advantage of that.

Silvio's loyalty is hard to explain. You never felt that he was extremely loyal to Tony, but then again he always acted properly , always earned , never did anything wrong . So yeah I'd probably agree. He probably was the most loyal

I think he kept him out because Silvio’s character as far as casting was like a spoof of a typical wiseguy. Silvio was a terrible actor and played the role horribly, like I said I don’t know if that was intended by chase or not, but luckily he was surrounded by great actors and everyone kinda just laughs it out or ignores his acting.

I love Silvio too. He proved his loyalty 1,000 times (especially with Pussy and Burt Gervasi).

@Jay I never liked the character, they should of had someone else play that role. He couldn't capture the actual behavior of a mob guy if his life depended on it. Or even capture 10% of it, to each his own but to me Van zant should of not had that role.

Yep The "Pine Barrens" episode showed that, and the one episode with Paulie going to the psychic was so funny that I pull it up every now and then just because of how funny it is.

@@Gunners_Mate_Guns and that intervention. “Ya hair was in the water, disgusting”

@@jumpbox3 Yep, that was hilarious, too. So much great dark humor in the series, such as Christopher with the movie producer pitching "Cleaver" to the rest of the mob family.

No, its just a comedy... and a damn funny one

Darker than those two guys that beat up Little Paulie on that construction site

and the sfogliatelle?

OVA HEEERE

Cold Cuts...basically.

Gabagool? It's nothing but fat and nitrates 🙄

“Fats and nitrates”

😂😂😂 One of my favourite scenes of the whole show

And that look from Junior!! Haha

😂

One of THE GREATEST lines EVER.

Good ole uncle eckley

Yeap and David Chase talks about that relationship very specifically. I remember this guy was talking shit about Sopranos out of spite in a different show. I wonder what is changed...

Well thats what he just said in this video. Not telling us we don't already know after watching this. Lol

That was what got me started on the show. The first 5min of sopranos i ever saw was tony tries to do something nice for his ma, but she wont let him in the house. Pretends to not know who he is. And he just keeps trying. Pissed off, but keeps trying. I laughed for 5 minutes straight. I got more validation out of that one scene than anything else that was ever on tv.

**points finger in your face** "I don't like that kind of talk! It upsets me."

That’s unsettling

Good guy plays guitar for Bruce Springsteen good friend

First 2 episodes he said right?

Yeah I don’t think he was there in the first 2 episodes

@@nrw9724 yes he was

Tony and Silvio had the best and most trustworthy relationship in that entire show now that I think about it, I remember only one instance where things got a little shaky and it was practically nothing.. but for the most part Tony had serious issues with every single player on his team (including his actual family). That just goes to show what kind of consigliere Silvio was. Those who want respect, give respect -Tony Soprano

Not ever seeing an episode was me, until recently. Someone gave me Season 1 on disk, and I took forever to actually watch it--ten years after Gandolfini's death. Some of us are content to remain behind the times, but at least I now understand what everyone has raved about.

@@chuckgoldberg3656 ya this is different Im way behind times never seen Breaking Bad I understand.

That stuck with me too.

@@Selfloathingmisanthrope Lots of space in space!

It's like eating red fescue.

The most sound advice anyone can give

yup that line along as "remember when is the lowest form of conversation "

Vito was just made that he didn’t get to eat that sandwich

Amen 🙏

And breaking bad

Great scene

RLSLXVI An accessory after the fa.....? Holy shit

"That was not a marriage made in heaven." That's understating it. LOL

@Stephanie Windler "Ya DID?" "AH, JANICE, WHATTA YOU CARE, YOU SHOT THE GUY!"

"Hey hey, I saved the world today..."

@@Ventitrer how is that possible?

HBO is was X rated back in the 90s...Network TV wasnt at the time...

After Sopranos we got Six Feet Under, Dexter, Breaking Bad, The Wire, Deadwood, Mad Men, True Detective, Lost, etc. The only shows before Sopranos that you could give major props to are NYPD Blue, Twin Peaks, maybe you could say Twilight Zone, etc. But after the Sopranos we got so much amazing television content. It changed the way TV was perceived.

Nah, Twin Peaks did that

@@BrokenGodEnt Twilight Zone for sure, the original

😚

*pinches cheeks of grown man*

"hey no offense, but you ever got yourself checked for tourette's?"

You hear that Tone? I said he he he

That ones laughing, Poison Ivy?

He also had real mob connections.

Auditioned for Junior.

@@georgesouthwick7000 hell yeah don’t quote me on this but wasn’t he in the Columbo family?

@@joeyfinlay2475 Which is funny because he went by “Junior” in real life during his mob days

@@asdghhjkkwoowri he had connections to them, don't know if he was actually in the family though

For real? I've never heard that before.

@@yootubecansuckmydick1245 facts

@@frightfactoryYT Well he said he based the character off of his own mother. I’m just going by what he said.

I read/heard that too. I feel like he’s confirmed that a few times.

uh ... ya think he's gonna tell Michael he based her on Michael's mother?? He's not stupid!

Actually.

😂

Good point - they seriously must've crossed paths at some point

up the villa

@@adambennett351 UTV

Well said.

Even more so, if the show was narrated instead of him seeing someone to let the thoughts out, it would pull from the character of Tony. Chase could’ve written the show with the exclusion of Melfi in the regard that he was just narrating to an audience, but that is so unlike his character that it would seem unnatural. I don’t think Chase strived for it to be the most accurate depiction of a mafioso family, but with the inclusion of a psychiatrist, it helped ground Tony’s issues to where instead of speaking to the psychiatrist, you kind of feel like he’s talking to you about his issues, especially within the first season of the show.

Melfi represented the audience and the therapy sessions was Tony talking about his life directly to the audience, giving us insight on how he thinks during the scenes. Melfi’s therapist represents the creator, David Chase. Her therapy sessions represents the creator talking to the audience about how we perceive Tony and how we wanna glorify and see him succeed even tho he is so evil.

Initially yes during the run of the show the shrink played well, but in reruns or the box set I have, I fast forward through the shrink scenes. They didn't age well and become a distraction from the drama and comedy.

​@@robertmielke3380 Fast forwarding through them is a good idea on rewatchws, but I think they've aged great. Especially for its time, The Sopranos has one of the most realistic depictions of therapy I've ever seen. It would've aged worse if Melfi wasn't perfectly professional, but she just did such a good job of being an extremely realistic psychiatrist.

He should be Boss of the Columbo family right now

@@ronaldlymm7248 Phil please!- Little Carmine

My favourite capo is Larry boy Barese 🇮🇪

@@SaveTheKidsD2P It sounds strange but that's how bizarre human being can be lol. In Japan, we used to have fan magazines for the Yakuza. In these mags, there was gossip, fashion, news, tattoo discussion etc... But these days, the Yakuzas are back to being underground (because of government crackdowns). There's this fascination with outlaws

When Ginny Sac goes camping, the bears have to hide their food hehe 🐻

@@ianomachino6233 when she halls ass she has to make two trips

@@pie8863 *95 pound mole*

When Ginny hauls ass she’s gotta make two trips

@@MrKneri22 Jonny Sack wants to know your location 😆

How about this humidity !!!

I can't even say his name

Toodle ooh????

He definetly didn't have any scraps in his scrapbook!

no eating in the car...

That’s a cool idea

Even to hear his thoughts on the relationship early in the series between the families. Johnny Sack appeared pretty early on and had alot of doings with the Sopranos.

@@Dial999 I also was really interested in Tony’s (and the American mafia in general) relationship with the Camorra and Cosa Nostra in Italy. We get a couple REALLY great episodes of Tony and the guys in Italy and I’d love to know michaels thoughts on that and learn more about joint ventures between the American and Italian mobs.

@@stefanfilipovits21 those were some great episode. Christopher missed out on everything and Furio became an awesome character. And later, Tony has some "cousins" sent over to do a hit on Rusty. It would be awesome to hear if this was actually a common practice in the mob.

@@Dial999 agreed. Those were the first sopranos episodes I ever saw when I was 12 and it’s what got me hooked. There’s so much interesting and sometimes hilarious character work there, especially where paulie is concerned. Those r some of the most underrated episodes in the series imo.

Little hands!

@@tonys6237 Jake La Motta couldn't fight Joe Louis because of little hands

Stoopida Facking Joke!

Wasn't it the Hunch back of Notre Dame?

You just revealed your own ignorance....

Who did what?

@@Daveyengland How so? The quote goes like this..

Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: Mom started going downhill after the World Trade Center. You know Quasimodo predicted all this. Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Who did what? Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: All these problems - the Middle East, the end of the world. Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Nostradamus. Quasimodo's the Hunchback of Notre Dame. Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: Oh right. Notre Damus. Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Nostradamus, and Notre Dame. Two different things completely. Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: It's interesting though, they'd be so similar, isn't it?" And I always thought okay, Hunchback of Notre Dame. You also got your quarterback and halfback of Notre Dame. Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: One's a f***ing cathedral. Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: Obviously. I know, I'm just saying. It's interesting, the coincidence. What you're gonna tell me you never pondered that? The back thing with Notre Dame? Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: No! Just for the losers who don't know their shit..

Definitely felt that bro its hard to change 100 percent

that crew won over nyc

"This pygmy thing in Jersey."

he actually says "loosely based on a New Jersey crew" lol, so he obviously feels the same way

The decalvacanta family.

@@benniesimm9528 DeCavalcante

“Hey Tone, did ya hear what I said?”

Heheheh

“This guy ever stop breakin’ balls?”

@@RollieOCE And then he repeats the whole joke. God, how annoying would it be to be around a guy who did that all the time.

I'd say "The Wire", but these things are personal. When Prime had them a few years ago I thought I'd watch them both through the way I did when they first ran, but I couldn't watch "The Sopranos" again. I watched a couple episodes, like Chris's seeing hell, but it was just too depressing. I watched "The Wire" again and enjoyed it as much, but couldn't do Tony and the crew again.

GO CHECK OUT THE WIRE

Yessir no doubt

@@donaldsmith3926 another vote for The Wire 👍

@@remster00 I’ve never watched The Wire before, is it worth it today?

I get it, he drives a Lincoln.

@@alexibarona5807 a rinkin

I DID ENTTTT!!!

Such a comedy😂😂😂😂

yo i was screaming when he said that lol he was high as hell haha

One of the funniest scene lol 😂 such a blagger 😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Christopher and Big p*ssy

Brasi* The actor who played Brasi was an enforcer for the Colombo Family by the way.

cracks me up every time 😂😂😂😂

"They were all meat-eaters."

I hope you’re doing okay my king

Man up brother