Wrap these up. Cellophane.

paulie was great for shit like that. You had to have a certain sense of humor to really enjoy the nutty shit he would say.

A place where there are no Jews or Italians...

"Difficult, not impossible" - Rocco Lampone, AJ Soprano

The television, the satellite.
The amc.
"Two women" is on.
La loren.
We don't even show this in italy.
Nobody care. - Furio

Go, tell them what your favorite tv program is. - Tony

I want to talk to you about Beansie Gaeta - Paulie

You know, he may never walk again - Silvio

Never say, never. - Paulie

No say never, he's a shopping cart from here on out - Richie

So many great songs from The Sopranos.

love how the Wheel In The Sky cuts in at the end of the episode too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ptuIDDdy8s

What do I want to do about it?

I want him to give us the ok to drive over to Brooklyn and clean some fucking timepieces over there. " - Eugene Pontecorvo

That he, defacto controlled your capos with the backing of New York...

Junior: My nephew running things?

Not that strunz. Not in this life.

yeah its was after phil and his crew attacked benny,i felt sorry for the kid, poor benny its the second time someone kicked his ass (with artie too).

Tony B really fucked up too, going off half cocked for Brooklyn like that, causing all the mess afterwards.

He should have stuck to his massages lol.

Tony B didn't have the makings of a Varsity athlete either.

Love the scene where Tony is talking to Uncle Junior about Tony B and he says "fucking weirdo if you ask me".

"Bring me Bobby Fontino"...

Watching Mob Justice aka Dead and Alive: The Race for Gus Farace.

Where the boss(Frank Vincent) is asking for Bobby Fontino aka Dick Barone(Joe Lisi) lol.

Always find it difficult with Sopranos characters in other movies.

All i'm seeing is Dick Barone is abit of a wiseguy.

Sam Coppola is in it too, he was Melfi's son's shrink in one of the Sopranos episodes. He's a stonecold wiseguy in this movie though lol.

Love these made for TV mafia movies. Witness to the mob was good too. Anyone know of any other similar mob movies ?

Started watched The Sopranos from the beginning again this evening.Don't know how many times i've watched it but it's lots, never get tired of this show. Best show ever..

I am in the middle of Season Six, watching it from beginning to end for a t least 5th Time over the years.

I like to watch for an Hour on days I workout.

Once this is done I will move on to my Band of Brothers set of discs.

Band of Brothers is great also.One of the best..

yes Love it. Once I finish Sopranos again its going in the Player.

Really well done.

I have the box set of this series also.

Yes me too and The Pacific.

I wonder if Bobby would have ever recovered his relationship with Tony fully after the fight they had upstate at the lake house.

https://youtu.be/laifRuTVsJQ

Yes they seem fine when they went to hesh
That was funny scene in the car when tony told carlo to start suck...
Like vito lol
Maybe that's why carlo flipped

It seemed the Sopranos crew had a rat in their crew every season.

1 jimmy (?)
2 pussy
3
4
5
6 raymond curto, eugene, carlo
Am i right ?

I wonder why Bobby decides at that moment to stand up to Tony. Tony had verbally abused Janice right in front of him several times before that. I know Bobby was drunk this time, but you have to believe they'd been out drinking together before. Maybe the mountains just made him more rugged. After all, it was Pine Barrens where Tony began to respect Bobby as a legit soldier instead of just Junior's caretaker, considering Christopher might have died out there if not for Bobby's wilderness skills.

They did emphasize the extreme level of alcohol they were consuming which we know Tony could handle but did we ever see Bobby drink like that?

Bobbys feelings of not being able to be himself without persecution may have come to head, he could not pursue his hobbies ( the train sets), he had trouble taking care of his business ( the collection he got jacked and shot), he could not control Janis and was always trying to prove he could by aggressive behavior ( Fighting with Paulie, bustin up the carnival guy and finally, taking on Tony) without considering or remembering he is the Boss.
Because he was Drunk and Blew his Top.

The look he gives Tony after he mocks him and says "how 'bout that? how 'bout that?". Yes, he was at boiling point there. Then Tony gives his rendition of Under The Boardwalk where he works Janice into the lyrics.

As I rewatched season six I almost skipped passed that entire scene since it was sad to me to see this happen to these two great characters and thinking of people in my own life (at another time) - who would drink to much and then brawl. It always ruined everything and I think that ruined Bobby and Tony.

One of the best scenes in Season 6

In season Six, did you think Tony was actually considering or would whack Hesh?

Another take on The Sopranos ending.

An interesting look at the writing of The Sopranos