The Sopranos: "D-Girl"
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- The Sopranos Season 2 Episode 7 "D-Girl" review.
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I always felt that Christopher was one of the most relatable characters in the earlier seasons. An aspiring dreamer who is held down by many different weights.
i always feel like i relate to different characters depending on what stage i am in my life and the dynamics at the time. with my peers i feel more like tony as im older and calling the shots in a lowkey way, with my family i feel closer to AJ as i have all these emotions but theres a bottom line that they feel i should meet, with the world i feel like Chris because of all the different goals and distractions that lead him away from this .
He alse personally constructed his own mental, material, physiological & temporal-spatial 'cage' throughout the series.
Via his drug use, other vices, sociopath, unstable emotionality, familial/friend/other mob bonds, etc.......
Chris is definitely the most "human" of the gangsters featured throughout the series.
@@RustyShackleford Really? He seemed more psycho than many of them to me.
I really liked Christopher until Season 3 then it all went away but when he did Amy bro he was my hero
I thought D-Girl was a fantastic episode. But I don't know how Pussy breaking down in the bathroom is funny, to me it's so sad that his life has come to this and he realizes the horror of what he's doing to someone who has been a lifelong friend. Alicia Witt is simply gorgeous.
Agree with everything you said.
100%
Its not funny at all. It brings me to tears myself..his story and his betrayal of his best friend is tragic in every sense of that word. That paired with Chris’ decision is not good or great. It’s masterful. The score, the acting, the writing, it’s all brilliance. As a writer this show pushes me to my limits in writing. The mind of David Chase is leaps and bounds ahead of my own. I’m jealous of this scene, I wish I had written it. Being Italian and being born into a family like this, I can understand the loyalty these men have for one another. It’s unlike anything platonic or romantic..it’s loyalty woven through the brittle fragments of love for ones self. The end scene is PURE GENIUS.
What is hilarious though is how goddamned butthurt every self-righteous mobster gets when some other mobster gets busted and then turns states witness so as not to go to jail. Yet those same butthurt mobsters are the FIRST to flip and turn rat as soon as their ass and freedom are on the line.
That scene was critical to puss’s character. Without that, he could have been moody just from the bad situation, turns out it’s an honor issue
Imagine if faveau casted christopher moltisanti as iron man
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Carmine would add that film under his sub species.
lmaoooo I AHHMM Eyeuhn Mahhn
Adriana would be rockin a infinity stone ring . Thanos would be chopped up in satriales . Loki would have to pay up for that botched poker game. Stark would have to pay for stolen missiles taken from trucks ...
"Hey thanos, friggin fuck yourself!"
Captain Tony: "Better not touch my fuckin stones you purple moolie ballsack fuck,"
Brother, you just kinda glossed over Livia's quote, which is so good. It deserved to be quoted in full.
“Why does everything have to have a purpose? The world is a jungle, and if you want my advice, Anthony, don’t expect happiness. You won’t get it. People let you down, and I’m not naming any names, but in the end, you die in your own arms. … It’s all a big nothing. What makes you think you’re so special?”
You tell em BROTHER
Livia do be speaking facts doe 😳😳😳
😂Those words resonated with me way to much 🤦♂️😭
The older I get the more that seems pretty accurate!
And she was actually dying irl
The actort who plays AJ did a phenomenal job. The fact his name brings passionate vitriol is testament to how well he portrayed the growing pains of an entitled young man... We were all pricks in our youth at times, it's a right of passage. Some grow out of it, others end up like Jackie Jr.
Aint that the truth. The fact is a lot of the time people hate characters for exhibiting behavior that they own share - either consciously or not, and I think its in part because they are experienced enough to know better, and partly because they are hypocrites by calling the kettle black. Ive been in both shoes, and AJ is definitely someone I can relate to, for better or for worse. His ignorant naivety coupled with the self-aggrandizing ego-centrism is something Ive always found annoying to say the least, but once I started actually seeing parallels between him and myself did that annoyance became something closer to hatred towards the characteristics of a typical teenagerm because I recognized how I have acted similarly and long before realizing how at fault I have actually been.
rite de passage
@@19RaxR91 forgive yourself.
This show first aired when I was finishing high school. 20 years later, I see a lot of Jackie jr in my younger self. Like, almost to a tee.
Despite the head start I was given in life I was always gravitating toward dangerous and self destructive activities. Funny things is, in a way, me and my older brother had a very similar relationship to Chris and Tony (minus the mafia stuff). But ya, he had his shit together and I wanted to be like him but I also did a bunch of stupid shit that he would never do and I wanted to take shortcuts to achieve the success that he did.
Luckily, he chose not to murder me over my appetite for narcotics and reckless behavior. Instead he juggled his own life and managed to steer me away from the dangerous road I was headed down.
I did all the same dumb things as Jackie jr tho. Selling x on a small scale but having no real concept of what the consequences would be if I got caught. And further to that point, involving myself in that world when I didn't need the money and had nothing to gain from it. So fuckin stupid. Pushing away great girls and blowing up those relationships for no reason. Amazing how certain aspects of the show can really hit home...
He was an amazing actor to be sure. His character kind of challenges Tony's toxic masculinity towards Christopher, Brendan, uncle junior etc. while he's sort of faced with his own son having panic attacks, trying to reconcile his own issues with that line between the values they hold, the world around them and the entire plot of spranos really. AJ is the best character because he's a mini Tony, if these guys weren't in the mob they're going to become AJ. . . That's a challenge to fans too. meanwhile AJ was one of my favourite characters for that reason. good art disturbs the comfortable and comforts the disturbed.
Quasimodo predicted all of this.
Nostradamus
The sacred and the propane.
@@NeverSaySandwich1 oh right, Notredomus
How ironic Tony and Camilla are upset with AJ because he doesn't believe in the Catholic Church. But in the meanwhile Tony kills people for a living lol
They haven’t gone to church in years. It’s miracle Meadow didn’t turn out that bad still has her faults but isn’t that bad
I never noticed this, but its so symbolic that Pussy's house is right next to a graveyard.
Idk how symbolic it is, but at least the neighbors are quite
it does some like there's some foreshadowing there.
No coincidences in great writing
Its harder for the feds to stake out.
And with the superstitions in italians cemeteries are "Sacred ground" and ward off evil spirits.
Its used as foreshadow. He lives amongst the dead.....and it is a symbolic form of how cosa Nostra is.
The foundation of Cosa Nostra is the dead.
She is one of the reasons I like redheads
I bet she has a beautiful bush
Why? They all look the same. And smell like bologna.
@@Ted_Sheckler I was going to say they smell like pennies, but that will do.
@@Ted_Sheckler 😂
Funny, she's the reason I think redheads are scumbags
Christopher never deserved a good woman like Adriana.
I don't know about that. Adriana wouldn't even do a couple of years in jail for him.
@@ansoniaraton1 I think what he means is Adriana was a sweetheart and not cut out for OC life. She needed a real guy who wasn't a criminal.
@@ansoniaraton1 she would’ve got 10 years in prison because someone was killed at her club, making her an accomplice by association. Not just that but had cocaine in her office. If she was ever found out she would be killed.
Also Christopher constantly beats her, and once beat her for not being able to have kids. He also believed that she blew Tony just because his friends said so. When he found out the truth, not only did he not apologize to her, he put the fake story into his movie after her death.
Christopher is a fucking scumbag who ruined this woman’s life by making her a manager at a mafia club. He cheats on her, and when he rats her out to tony, all he says is “I thought she loved me.”
Never once did he think about what she was going through, how scared she was that in either situation her and the love of her life would be ruined.
So yeah he didn’t deserve her. You should be ashamed for thinking otherwise.
A snitch ??
She was a classic gangster's moll. Encouraging his success in organized crime.
Hot hell though!
I'm 72 and still going through that questioning phase. But at least I don't have to dress like a Puerto Rican hoo-er to do so.
You don't HAVE to...
@@cougarhunter33 oh gross, it's Jimmy Savile lmao
That was the best line 😅
@@BeeHatGuy Haha, I never thought of that. Here in the USA, i look more like everyone's grandmother!
TooLooze lol they weren’t talking about you, they were talking about the first person who commented on your post. It’s literally Jimmy Saville. 😅
♥️
D girl is probably the most accurate portrayal of Hollywood people
Today I wanted to watch sopranos episodes, I compromised and watched pure kino vids instead
I see where your goin'
You know the uploads make you emotional!
20 fukin years!
I came into a tissue instead
Let me tell you a couple of three things
Of all the sopranos characters Chris and Paulie are the ones who I see as being truly born gangster, I can picture everyone else living a normal life, but not Chris or Paulie.
chris is genuinely happy on the set of the movie and when he makes everyone laugh in his writing class. chris could’ve made it out of the life
Fun fact not sure if you knew this. Tony Sirico the actor who plays Paulie was actually a Colombo family associate in real life. He had 28 arrests, and served 20 months in Sing Sing prison, thats where he took up acting. So in that episode where he said "I lived through the '70s by the skin of my nuts when the Colombos were goin' at it." That was actually a fun little Easter egg shedding light into his past life.
@@BENNY_MAC Wow I didn't know that
@@og_hapsburg7189 I'm not saying he didn't enjoy writting, but he was terrible at it, and it wouldn't have gotten him out of the life, because he wasn't good enough to make a career out of it.
@Shane Gallagher But the news made Brendan out like he was John Gotti lol
You could argue that Christopher staying with the mob was the beginning of the end for him, especially with him deciding to commit to someone like Tony Soprano
By the minute you enter in any crime organization it’s the end of anybody. You can see that in the sopranos almost all the mobsters got whacked and the ones who weren’t had their days counted.
@@miguelgamer6115 Tony often says that there's two endings for him which is prison or death aka getting whacked.
He'd have brought that mafia mentality with him wherever he went -- but especially Hollywood.
Like he ever had chance in Hollywood 🤣🤣🤣
@@manis1551 it’s true and you can see in the last season that he had a rico operation on him. If he wasn’t killed he was sent to jail for sure.
8:05 - So I guess what you are trying to say is....just when Christopher thought he was out...he was pulled back in. Interesting.
“There is no Borko.”
“Ay!”
*THATS THE BOSS YOUR TALKIN ABOUT*
@@artvandalay2736 really jersey
I think D-Girl was one of the (if not THE) hottest girls on the show!
The tennis coach was pretty hot too
ADRIANNA
@@xristossari3680 Adriana by far, but so much better looking in person. The tacky hair, nails, and costume detracted from her beauty, IMO.
Hot? Not at all. Plain looking.
Valentina or Tony's cousin from Italy, the female boss
She's not a D-girl! I'll have you know she's a vice-president D-girl.
I would definitely give her the D
What kind of animal smokes marijuana at their own confirmation
Blunt-detto?
@@billybatts9491 don’t do it to yaself
The kind who can’t even be a good catholic for 15 fucking minutes.
A varsity pot head
@@brentleycraft not a varsity
small pots that was problem - bushman of the kalahari
I actually found that scene at the end with Pussy crying far more heartbreaking than funny with Skip listening in on that.
It’s easy to just rail against Sal for being a rat, etc but there’s actually a deleted scene that def should have been added in at some point of the FBI Director Cubitosi and Harris when they first bust Puss for dealing H. It shows how they put the screws to him and leverage his family against him and having to flip. Really gives you at least some sympathy for Puss and the circumstances he’s in. He made his choices as to why he’s in that predicament and of course you reap what you sew I get it but that deleted scene at least shows how it’s not as cut and dry when it comes to how they flip someone and again why that scene was never added to S2 I’ll never know.
In the Gotti movie from 1996 he played Angelo Ruggerio who also got busted for dealing and the FBI tapped his phone and had him on tape.
Right, It's funny if you have ice in your veins! 💔
Where did you watch the deleted scene?
Nevermind! I found it! How cool!
Yeah, I didn't think that was funny at all. C'mon, Pure Kino.
That final screen shot of Christopher walking back inside reminds me a lot of when Tony is in a coma and is about to walk into the house with all the dead people inside.
"Devout catholics" lol one of the funniest lines on the show is tony assuredly saying "im a strict catholic, ya know"
Quasimodo predicated the Crusades.
*proceeds to cheat wife with multiple women*
@@pablo_giustiniani I’m glad you caught that. Very observant. The sacred and the propane
AJ is hard to warm up to as a character, but that's what's so great about the acting performance... most underrated character on the show
I actually excused AJ but Ma Soprano and Janice were way worse
What's brilliant about the scene where Chris, Amy and Jon Favreau eat a slice and Chris tells the acid burning story is that up until then these movie industry guys are hyped up and seduced by the glamour of the mob... And as that story goes you can see in Amy and Jon Favreau's faces what it's like to see the reality of violence up close. They're kind of sickened and don't know what to say. Amazing acting and writing.
yeah describing a hate crime is brilliant writing
@____toomuch____ - Yes, in this context, it _is_ great writing!
AJ should be annoying to us as the audience. We were all that age once, flip flopping about life, hating our parents. The deep vitriol towards his character is absolutely a sign of a brilliant actor.
Funnily enough he’s annoying to me he just reminds me of younger self at times and I laugh. It’s like laughing in a mirror
I’m glad someone finally said it. Everything sopranos I watch “I hate aj, that kid is so stupid and annoying” everyone acts like we have not said, done, acted anything like aj growing up? We were all simple to him at one point so shut up and quit hating on a fictional kid who is actually more deep then the guy who viewed this show a single time and made an opinion.
amplified by him being spoiled af
AJ was cool in the first two seasons. Having Tony as a dad kinda made him into a douche
That’s very true, I recently binged the whole of Sopranos and didn’t consider A.J. as annoying as people were making him out to be ... probably because I empathised just as much with him as everyone else on the show ... horrible people with certain good qualities.
Why do you think they hate them? lol they hate that he exposes the worst aspect of themselves. Which ironically is one of the main themes of The Sopranos
Honestly, I found some of his similarities to me to be downright eerie. Though I'm sure a lot of it was just confirmation bias (there's plenty we don't have in common), the stuff that did hit was _dead_ center.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go get my Mudvayne hoodie and JNCOs out of the wash.
Tony: *gets angry due to AJ not accepting god*
Also Tony: *cheats wife with multiple women*
Ummm and is a multiple murderer?
You say that as though being religious and being an arsehole have ever been mutually exclusive.
But he's a soldier. Soldiers don't go to hell. Tony said it himself!
The banter between chris and john is priceless. Definitely one of my favorite episodes
Honestly, as stupid as Anthony Jr could get sometimes, i totally agree with your sentiment, i found his character and certain things he goes through to be very relatable to stuff i went through growing up, especially him trying to find his place in the world, being emotionally dependent over a person he’s in love with, etc.
I have always had this theory that: A) AJ is all of the cringy things people tend to do as teenagers concentrated in one person, people see way too much of themselves in him and thus hate him.
B) David Chase lowkey hates millennials lol.
@@thelastjerkbender2505 lots of writers don’t know how to write kids and teenagers. John Hughes at least tried with teenagers. I don’t care for his teen movies, but they resonated with a lot of people.
A lot of posters (present company included) are a lot more like AJ than they want to admit. It’s easier to criticize others (or a fictional portrayal) for faults we’re not willing to see in ourselves.
@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 A fucking men on that last point brother. I think characters like AJ and Ziggy Sobotka present a lot of people with a mirror and seeing some of their worst tendencies from a 3rd person POV makes people inadvertently defensive.
I actually found Amy more attractive than Ade
Christopher could try to go after Jon Favreau, but nowadays he'd begrudgingly ask for a Mandalorian cameo.
Kino really stepped up during the unrest of 21' when Borko was in the can....I want all of you to remember that, even after I'm gone.
But I ain't going nowhere!
@@alicekranyk4173 strong as a fuckin' rhino this guy...
Is Borko making grilled cheese on the radiator?
When christopher yells at her as she's going up the stairs, "fuckin D-girl!" I laughed way harder at that than I probably should've...don't know why it was so hilarious but it was
I thought she was just a hooouah
This and the Pine Barrens episode were my favorites of the entire show. One features a lot of Chris, the other one, Chris and Paulie.
"if you choose Hollywood & your dreams, I never want to see you again" Way to support fam, Tony. smh
It was probably the only chance Christopher had of escaping and having a normal life.
D girl? Very allegorical
I had to lol when you said aj's parents are "devout catholics". Tony once tells melfi hes a "strict catholic".😬
When these gangsters DON'T rat, and they take the years in prison like a good soldier, they get treated like shit once they come out -Feech, Phil Leotardo, Richie Aprile all had to scramble just to earn a living again, begging guys who when they went away were just lower rank guys but who now outrank them, and they've gotta beg these guys to be able to earn again, etc. So fuck it, they should all rat once they're caught, rather than sacrifice themselves and their family for a Cosa Nostra that's not gonna take care of them for their efforts.
When Christopher impresses Amy in the nightclub, how does Alicia Witt the actress make herself blush? Very impressive!
Turns over the bar stool and sits on a leg.
Great breakdown of the episode. But, I gotta tell ya. 6:00 I was never so mad at a piece of tissue paper before🤣
Watch "House of Lies". 2015. She just whips out a boob like it's no big deal. She must have conquered her issues about nudity on camera.
Thanks for making these short and sweet episode recaps, very helpful right now
Glad to see this wasn't an April Fool's joke video! Thanks for putting out some more kino.
What kind of animal smokes weed on their confirmation day
Me!
i smoke weed every day....
Animal blundetto
Borko called Kino a buchiach
forreal tho who didn’t question the meaning of life and get caught smoking weed in their garage when they were AJ’s age
Me! Grew up too poor for a garage lol
@Lugal-enmerkar of Uruk mine too. not at first but eventually my mom was cool with my dad smoking with me. she couldn't smoke cause her lung cancer but we used to make her edibles.
@@Outliers4Life that’s so sweet ♥️
Get caught? Hell, I often had to go out and get the weed for my dad!
@@elliotthedissident6077 yessir! that how it is now with my dad lol.
When Favreau asked Chris about the gun is one of the most uncomfortable, cringe scenes I've watched
When he was wrestling him? Shit was hilarious.
@@ham5483 i heard you had little BM when they took you out in the meadowland
The AJ scene where he's questioning everything is so damn funny!
too many visits to grandma...
It’s absurd.
Meadow: Madame de Staël said, "In life one must choose between boredom or suffering." 😌
Tony: 😐 Go to your room.
Chris let them get a soda of their choice when he took them to lunch
Choice of soda, whatever happened there?
They shoulda been made right there !
Wen cris walks back through the door back to the mob life notice how dark it is in tonys house as he walks back in
Great catch! It took a couple of watches before I grasped the significance.
These breakdowns are so great, makes work way easier. Thanks Kino!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Personally, I felt like the story about the trans woman was up there with the most disturbing moments of the show, and it's so understated. Part of it for me is how Christopher refers to this person who's had her life ruined in an encounter of horrific violence in the same way that you would talk about an eccentric neighborhood dog. Not very fun to think about lol
He just made it up lol
I can't think of anything more fun than that, seethe and dilate
@@JustinTimeForParties I dont think so considering he gets incredibly angry at john for stealing it, implying he could be killed for leaking mob info
At least it wasn't something that was actually shown on screen. think Ralphie beating and murdering the stripper was a lot more disturbing.
The existence of trans people is disturbing to you? What is this, the internet in the early 2010's where trans people were the big "boogieman" of the time?
When they said D girl, I was thinking it meant something else ....
Dunno if this is intentional or just a coincidence, but the script Chris reads is titled Crazy Joe, the same name as the 1974 film that is Tony Sirico's earliest confirmed acting role. He was an extra in the film.
EDIT: Been a while since I saw the ep so maybe this was mentioned, but there was also a Crazy Joe who was a member of the Colombo Family, who Sirico was involved with before acting.
It's just a coincidence, Joe Gallo is quite a well known mob figure and they specifically mention that the fictional movie is about him. I think there's been a few movies about him or including him as a character
I think it's highly unlikely a student AJ's age would read The Stranger for a school assignment.
First of all, thank you for doing these.
I'm watching the Sopranos for the first time this summer, and I am loving it.
Have started onto the third season.
There's one detail in this episode that I love, every time Christopher meets with Jon, he slates Swingers, "Another problem with Swingers..."
It was so funny when one of the problems was that Swingers was not Saving Private Ryan. Just shows how oblivious the guy is.
Great series. I have no idea why I avoided it for so long. I think I was worried it would not live up to the hype. But, it has more than lived up to the hype.
I dont think there is a SINGLE thing funny about the scene with Sal in the bathroom. Not even the FBI finds it funny. The agent actually looks like he can understand the difficulty Sal has..its a sad scene. Powerful..in no way is this scene funny AT ALL. I think you missed the point of the entire episode. Livia and her conversation with Anthony for instance. Listen to her words. Then pair it with what Melfi tells Tony. Melfi says Anthony feels life is pointless and that the only sure thing is death and Tony agrees with “maybe the kid’s got a point”. Melfi asks about Tonys relationship with his mother. Livia then gives Anthony HORRIBLE advice. She confirms that life is pointless and that he isnt special. Where do you think Tony got his mindset from? Tony is the way he is because of his mother. Anthony is the way he is because of his father. Livia and Tony are both parental let downs. This whole episode is tragic. Its very sad. D girl is my favorite episode in the series. I feel strangely insulted by your sense of humor throughout thr video even though I didn’t write it. Watch it again and remake the video. Not for me, but for you. UNDERSTAND THE BRILLIANCE David Chase has in writing this episode.
You gotta feel bad for Pussy in this episode when he's sobbing. He's betraying the one man who was there for him.
in the end f santa claus
7:43: How exactly is that "funny"?
The loose rules that Tony lives by is so hypocritical. He was ready to let Chris walk away from mob life, but wouldn’t pay the same respect to Eugene in Season 6.
In 1999 they were called transvestites not transgenders.
That’s what it still is. Or just psycho perverts
The girl that played Amy also played Alia Atreides in David Lynch's Dune.
"devout Catholics"
I too realized life is meaningless, and I still think so. The difference between me and A.J is that I think that's liberating, not depressing. There's no predetermined meaning to my life, so I get to choose myself.
Once Chris thought he was out..... They pulled him back innn
Tony pulled him back him
Alicia, beautiful as she is... no. She was almost as bad as Jamie Lynne was in the pilot.. ( But Daaad, my Aspen trip!...she got way better, of course) This was one of those episodes that just felt like it was stretching in awkward directions
The craziest part about the story chris told about the trans girl and the acid is that he didn't misgender her at all during the story.
It wouldn't look good for him if he did that, he wanted to impress and have them respect him. Given Chris character he'd probably do it in private conversations honestly
Chef: directed by Jon Favreau, starring Christopher Moltisanti.
Don't disrespect the pizza parlor
When it comes to gorgeous woman who were one off characters on the Sorpanos. Alicia Witt and Sarah Shahi are my two favs.
You know you have reached the most complicated part of your teenage years when you discover Nietzsche
Livia was the coldest gangster in the series.
You mean " pretend" devout Catholics, right ?
One of the things that has always stuck with me about this episode is the hand rails on the banister of the stairs she walks down while Chris is waiting for her. I remember the very first time I saw this episode, way back when the DVD sets had come out for this season. That banister has just always stuck with me, I think it was the general unease of the entire situation and feeling as if I'm stuck in some weird purgatory every time I watch this scene.
Wasn't until years later that I learned of "liminal spaces" and I finally figured out why this scene always made me feel the way it did.
1 thing we learn in this episode is that cocaine makes Christopher really really stupid.
Yeah he is. Most people that I know who do cocaine achieve PHDs and other great things.
I’ve never hated AJ like other people seem to and I think it’s for the same reason you said: he reminds me a lot of me at his age. I definitely had an edgy existentialist fedora phase, which is super cringe but something I think happens to a lot of people
What i really never understand is how can you be in the mob, murder and steal from people as you like, but be religious. I guess it is the perfect excuse for themselves to still claim to be the "Good People".
Kino I think you're misreading Chris' issue with his screenplay. It's not that it's bad, it's that Chris' is so unproffesional he doesn't understand any criticism he receives because he'll never belong to the life he wants(notice how most of the critcisms they have are easily fixable, which Chris doesn't realize). So while the screenplay won't win any Oscar's, the bigger issue is that he'll never belong to any way of life except the mafia.
ironically chris was upset the massive genius was hitting on adriana but went to smash amy
@2:33
"This upsets his parents greatly...you know, _devout Catholics..._ " As a fellow Catholic (and poor sinner), I would not presume to say that I know the inner heart of Tony and Carmella Soprano. But... "devout"? Really? 😉
No they are not, but they refer to themselves as devout. It's part of the hypocrisy of the show
I always wondered if that was like an Ego thing? Like does it make them feel better about themselves, or are they using it to make them seem like better people to others maybe?
@@BYS.23 A lot of people will continue going to church because it's socially easier than to stop. In regards to the Sopranos, I think it's both of the things you mentioned. They are more "Catholic as needed" lol. In all honesty, I think it's an accurate, if dramatic, depiction of your regular joe. Like, we talk up our morals and ethical codes, but drop them when it suits us. One of the many reasons we need a Savior. ✌
AJ wasn't too bad when he was younger but as he got older he was definitely my least favorite character. Season 4 and up I can't stand him.
Same here
How do you vandalize a pool?
I always thought that Sandra Bernhard and Janeane Garofalo were so amazingly random - and perfectly "D list" for "D girl"...
0:50 “a friend” isn’t just a Hollywood thing, it’s a parallel to “a friend of ours”. Realistically they’re both “connected” but not “made”. In some industries (entertainment/banking, I’m looking at you) the “Vice President” title is basically meaningless.
Hey once again I love what you are doing. It's like watching the sopranos all over again by giving a concise quick explanation of the eps which you do so well. Though with all due respect and correct me if I'm wrong, but when it is said that AJ goes to his grandma for advise, that isn't really what happens. He only gets that gloomy advise because as a punishment he is forced to visit his grandma and in the end it turns out to having Tony's therapy secret out of the bag.
Redheads are my fckn weakness
Wreak ,not wreck.
Alicia Witt turned a lot of us into redhead freaks :P
Oh, this is the episode where AJ completely misunderstands Nietzsche (and maybe the writers of the show, not sure if this was intentional or not).
Tony gives Chris the choice to leave (something he didn't extend to Eugene) and Chris makes the wrong choice and his life goes downhill after this
It’s because Chris wasn’t a made man yet. He didn’t get made until season 3. This was in season 2
take a shot every time he says "nice little detail"
When she saw his display of power up in the club. She foresaw him becoming the Chrisatz Haderach
"The FBI listens to him crying, it's pretty funny"
2:54 really hits home :)
Pure kino ur awesome i really look forward to when u drop knew content breaking down each episode ur the man keep up the good work👍👌✌🙏
Thanks brother!
@@PureKino no thank u man MY BROTHER BET ME 1000 DOLLARS THAT U WONT HAVE EVERY EPISODE BROKE DOWN BY THE TIME THE MOVIE MANY SAINTS FROM NEWARK COMES OUT SO PLZ DONT LET ME DOWN I GOT MONEY RIDING ON U AND NATURALLY OF COURSE ILL KICK UP TO U IN THE WORDS OF MATTHEW DRINKWATER KICKING UP TO PURE KINO WOULD BE A FUCKING HONOR
@@troykozlowskitheclevelande6841 I want my taste. Lol but yeah that's the plan. Assuming nothing goes wrong (fingers crossed) I'll be able to have them all done by the time the movie comes out
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you got my suscription man, awesome videos, thanks!!
Welcome to the crew!
im still in class watchin these vids bro 🤣🤣 , great as always man
Glad you enjoyed it bro!
@@PureKino of course bro, one question, are you releasing these on a schedule ?
@@tank4075 Yup every Monday and Thursday for now
I couldn't stand her personally
please refrain from using the expression "it's ya boy"
"Wait, you still listen to rap?"
Best line in the entire series! 😂😂
Jon Favreau was the D-Girl this episode.
This is a bit off topic but when I end up in a nursing home I hope to go to Olivia's. That chunk of meat loaf on her plate has gotta be at least a pound. Reminds me of the Flintstones intro when they put the ribs on the window-tray at the drive-in and Fred's car flips over.
...Ha!
...I noticed that too...looked like a buffet plate...