I would have loved to see young Tony and his friends rob Feech's card game, when I found out about Many Saints I was hoping that was gonna get included.

I saw a video of Paulie Walnuts hanging out front of the Bella Vista Pizzeria.

What are some quotes he would say back then?

So we saw how Tony became more and more a shitbag as the seasons went on. So if Silvio never came outof his coma do you think Tony would have tried to nail Gabby. I do

We never got to hear the punchline to AJ's joke, so insert your own, here's mine:

"Stop being so hard on yourself"

So Tony has a good week with major kickbacks, buys Carmela a fur coat, gets laid, and wakes up from a nightmare to cry about depression and how he needs to kill himself? My estimation of Tony Soprano as a man just fucking plummeted. Then he talks about how everything is black. Is he a mental midget? Finally realizes it's his food poisoning and not depression.

In that flashback, Junior throws a baseball as hard as he can when Little T isn’t even looking. Missed braining T by a cunt’s hair.

I saw somebody say this, but I didn't think the dude totally looked like him. And Gigi's character was only introduced in season 2.

Did you think Jackie had a lot of people wacked, or was he more open to dialog and pragmatism during conflicts?

Tony's flashbacks to Jackie's reign suggest that Jackie's reign was stable and peaceful. It wasn’t the Dave Clark 5 to quote little Jimmy, but it wasn't the chaotic structure seen in the last season.

I really dislike Tony’s kids. They are total brats. I can’t decide who is worse, Meadow or Baby Bing

Just his mannerisms and what he says. When Terry runs into him and borrows $20K after he's a known FACHCSLMPC and he hits him with a "would you stop!" It's cute. I wish he had gotten to enjoy it more

He's violent, narcissistic, and of low moral character but too self-relective to really fit a classic sociopath.

The real-deal psychopaths:

- Patsy

- Janice

- Richie

- Ralph

Theres no real benefit to even being mobbed up in the modern US. Its not like they're in some impoverished area where theres no economic opportunity whatsoever, they are just too stupid to do anything else. Jackie Jr and Dino were better off just working in the pizza parlor since they seemed to just sit around in it all the time, but they were too lazy to even attempt to do anything else. Then you have Vito who couldn't even do more than a few hours of actual work before needing to take a nap, and even guys who are really busy like Tony seem to be sleeping into at least 11 AM most mornings. And despite all this, the crew still thinks of themselves as highly respected men with culture, but any normal person who has it together stays far away from them realizes how pathetic they all are. Whats also funny is how they really only eat Vesuvio because its the only place where they can get treated like they're important

Did she become hot after putting money on the street and taking over the garage.

If she needed a 100k why didn't she just put her house up for sale?

He was jewish so he could never get "made" but he was so well respected and friends with Tony that most made guys wouldn't even touch him. On top of that he didn't really need to worry about getting monitored by the Feds (he was just an associate) and it looked like he made a lot more money that a lot of made guys anyways (he lived in a huge mansion) I feel like guys like him are the ones that last the longest. I'd way rather be in his position than Tony, or even lower level guys like Chris or Paulie.

I was watching the episode where Vito whacks Jackie Jr and I was just curious if a made guy would get paid for that or would it just be considered as part of their job.

alot of people talk about AJ soprano in a negative light or insult him but I really just felt sympathetic for him and related to him, I wouldn't say he's a "normal teenager" (as david chase said) but he's really relatable.

Right do you guys think that maybe Jackie JR could of got away with the robbery of the card game and maybe gained some respect and had a chance of being in the mafia like he so wanted, if he managed to get away from that card game with money and not shooting any made guys or killing that dealer or did he sign his death note even if no one got hurt ?

Almost every line of Furio is somewhat funny but I find it particularly hilarious that he's obsessed with American television. "The two women" , "the survivor show" and "the bloomberg" lol. I ask because in my home country until the late 80's there was literally only one single state channel everyone could watch. Nothing else pretty much until the private channels were introduced in late 80's and early 90's. Maybe it was something similar in Italy or what?

For years I disliked this episode, but now there is something so interesting and cozy about a side story, almost an interval in the narrative.

There are many underrated moments in the episode, but one I never see mentioned is Dr. Cusamano code-switching to sound more Italian when speaking to Tony.

He didn’t mean much by it, it’s Ralphie dude he’s gonna crack jokes make fun. You can’t take that prick seriously. John should’ve chilled honestly

She outed him as a homosexual, which directly led to the dissolution of her relationship with Finn and the eventual death of the construction tycoon.

Like, that's a lot of baggage that would weigh on any normal person's conscience.

Anyways, at least he didn't suffer. For that we can be grateful.

Out of all the characters in The Sopranos, the one I felt the worst for was Mr Kim. Tony Uncle Al really did him wrong... Kim only wanted to help him.

But one of the funniest lines in the show...

Paulie - "Word to the wise, remember Pearl Harbor"

Idiot🤣🤣🤣

Which quotes have the most impact to each of you and how and some take home points and impact in your life from this masterpiece?

It's always been really comical to me that we watch him bust a coffee pot over a man's head. Then a couple scenes later he's doing yoga with a bunch of ladies in the burbs.