To be fair, HBO picked it up. They saw the potential. That pilot was shopped around for so long that some of the original actors aren’t even in the subsequent episodes of the first season, because they found other job opportunities. I believe two full years passed.
I like how Tony was excited to see Jr. And after he scanned the room he figured, like everyone else, Jr. was pretending to be sad about Livia's death. Then Jr.'s "I'm serious" was incredibly sincere and Tony looked taken by the genuineness of it. This show was great.
@@dewilew2137 because I stacks mad paper, yo! I can afford an extra w! I got The scrilla! The Scrooge McDuckets! The Benjamins and the Jerries! The green babies! The special…president…pictures!
It's like the joke Hesh told. Rabbi says, "As you all know I'm new here and did not know the deceased very well. Perhaps one of you would like to stand up and say a few words." Dead silence, then from the back, "His brother was worse."
@@novak1015 normally you would say she was a great woman or a fantastic mother. it's only funny if you know what people normally say at funerals (which i guess you don't?)
@@marsh3133 @Vlad Petrov someone else explained it. Charcoal broiled meat meant barbecue. People back then ate lots of it without much concern for their own health, but only by the 80s it was found that all the consumption of it led to increased risk of cancer
Tony: Uncle Jun? You ok? Junior: They're dropping like f****** flies. Tony: It's all that charcoal broiled meat you people ate. Junior: Nobody told us till the 80's. 🥴😁😅
@@Eriecartel Usually does. Comes out every now and then but it can all reasonably be explained away by other things. Stressed, forgetful, didn't quite hear, distracted, etc. Then after a while it becomes undeniable
@@logancampos2436 charcoaled meat = barbeque has cancer risk.. thats all. And he replies we learned in 80s.. which sound right. In america , people are health concerned about eating meat but consume too much anyway. Junior takes it seriously, looks surprised. It is not a good time to joke, but seeing his wife is laughing at ralphies joke , he gets jealous, and subconsciously smart mouth makes a joke to his uncle who he does not respect. On the other hand junior likes livia like a sister in law. Tony can not stand his own mother. Which is a sad tragedy.
Jr is genuinely enjoying every moment of being at the funeral. Just the chance to get out the house is joyous for him and even tho it’s for Lucia’s funeral he can’t hide that he’s pretty excited lol
That smile on Junior's face is hilarious when he is looking at Livia's picture right before Tony breaks his train of thought. The little details that the actors brought to life in this show make it the greatest of all time.
@@yetigriff he was trying, but livia would absolutely have not given it up. Frankly I think it was part of junior's overall theme of being the eternal second banana.
"I met you mom once or twice. That was a...[thousand-yard stare] proud Newarker" If you run that through Google Translate from Politician to English, you get "Your mom once screamed at me for three hours because of a pothole a mile from her house."
It's because Tony said something racist to Meadow's black friend from college, but she didn't hear Tony say it herself, so she's watching how Tony interacts with another black person to see if he's actually racist or not.
@@LaCokaNostra_ Did he? he said Richie was working against him but he did not know for sure Tony clipped him. Why would he then say he is a rat when they were talking alone? Dum Dum
This scene is great, from the FBI trying to cause “dysentery” in the ranks and paranoia for Tony by sending those flowers, to Meadow’s reaction seeing her father’s political influence.
Ive watched this show so many times plus clips on RUclips, and I still catch tiny new details that I've previously missed. I've just noticed Tony's shark grin as he leafs through the condolence envelopes full of money. The details in this show are incredible and make repeat viewings a joy.
Two lines I use at every funeral: 1) “My dads very ill, too.” 2) “You ever think what a coincidence it is that Lou Gehrig died of Lou Gehrig's disease?”
fцику мцику wow a shinebox comment on a mob video? I never thought I’d see that. Dude you’re so original. I wish I could be as funny and original as you one day
This is the Carmela I liked, loyal and loving wife who completely knows and supports her husband being a mafia boss. I hated the later seasons when she cuts her hair short and looked like she was switching teams and everything was ooooo poor me my husband does horrible things, he cheats on me and is in the mafia I want a divorce but I’m also a hypocrite since I stole money from him and cheated on him as well. Here she was strong, smart and cunning and knows the ins and outs of the mafia world but stood just outside pretending not to notice but tried to normalize it as much as she could
To those who were asking about Junior knowing if Richie was died or not; though Junior says to Tony that Ritchie went into the program he “knows” Richie was whacked, after all he was the one who outed Richie to Tony. However, I’m the Mob when cover stories or “legends” are made to explain someone’s disappearance then you stick to them in open conversations. This one if the FBI has a wire recording you or someone overhears then the story helps establish your supposed ignorance of the persons fate, keeping law enforcement from being able to connect you to the crime.
I know the capos set Junior up to be the boss while Tony was the secret shot called behind Junior’s back. However all that changed when Junior lost to Tony when the hit against Tony failed and Tony wiped out Junior’s men (not counting Bobby) and Gigi who defected to Tony’s crew by whacking Philly Parisi. After all that Tony let Junior keep the title of boss while Tony held all the power. However in this clip you hear Junior say “I’m the boss of this family, you forget”. But what I wanna know is why does Junior say that? I thought Junior holding the title was in name only and no power behind it.
In a sense, they are both sharing power, though Tony is really running the day to day business. Junior is largely "ceremonial" I guess, though that may not be the right term here.
Junior's flaw was always his pride. He refused to testify Tony was boss to the FBI when he was arrested because of it. It was always important to his self-esteem that he at least maintained the picture of the title. He never had the makings of a guy who could handle the fact that Tony stepped over his own uncle to grab the big seat.
I guess Junior tried to use his title to assert himself and the point he was making, even though he knows he is not in charge. Tony was quick to bite back though: "I'm on the street".
@Peter Davies I disagree there is a difference between preference and being racist. I have seen white and Asian families disown people for marrying outside of their race. Blacks and Hispanics might disagree but they will get over it. I have never met a black person who was disowned for marrying outside their race. If Tony was black he would have gotten over meadow marrying a white guy eventually. This is why whites are berated when it comes to interracial dating. Look at how he treated his own daughter. You can bring up double standards all you want but I assure you there's a difference.
You have to admit though, Gigi was a good choice, as he took his job seriously. Ralph was only a captain by default, and the best replacement for Gigi. He clearly schooled Vito, who became Tony's top earner in the years to come.
Did junior not know that Richie was wacked? He’s the one that set it in motion by telling Tony that Richie was planning a move (I know Tony didn’t wack Richie but I would think that Uncle Junior would’ve assumed thats what happened to him).
I love how Junior can't even say the names of people he can't stand like Carmella and Janice, "that wife of yours", "that niece of mine" lol
Lool I never noticed that 😂😂😂
they're unimportant to him
I've never seen any anomisity junior has shown towards carmela both directly or indirectly
Carmella shut the door in Junior and Bobby’s face when tony threw a welcome party for Furio at his house.
He can't even say their names, those animals
That nobody told us till the 80’s line killed me
Juniors delivery was always on point
Funniest character on the show
Hahaha i loved it!
He was so genuine
Insecurity
"Im Kiddin ya old fuck" LMAO
"She was a...proud Newarker..." Never a better description of Livia...
Many proud newarkers in the 1960s?!?...
Then a black man enters the scene... it’s saying how she was really a racist old backward minded hag
@@australian2 yeah I doubt it says that at all
Back when Newark was in spookVille
@@jamiecann2485 back when? Every section still is accept the Ironbound section which is all Portuguese now
Bobby “My dads very ill too.” Tony- “Well thanks”
it’s just that simple 😂
What are ya gonna do
Lol I thought he was trying to say his dad didn't make it to the funeral because he's ill
Crazy thing is that it sounds like Tony actually appreciated him saying that
I think Bobby said "very old".
"Hows that surfboard I gave you?"--punches AJ in the face and breaks his nose
rpapini1 We can only dream...
Dude..you made my day
AJ was the only winner of them all
DAT suiwfboiwd THO!?!
DMo86 its $400
The dialogue on this show was so robust that HBO got credit for shit they had nothing to do with.
How true...So obvious this was made and performed by Italians...Especially the domestic scenes...its how we are.
Underrated comment
To be fair, HBO picked it up. They saw the potential. That pilot was shopped around for so long that some of the original actors aren’t even in the subsequent episodes of the first season, because they found other job opportunities. I believe two full years passed.
Yeah but you got to give HBO credit
@@dewilew2137 the priest for one lol
Bobby’s genuine display of empathy always gets me
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empathy
I know, I'm in oar of him
🐀
To the victor-
-belongs the spoils
I like how Tony was excited to see Jr. And after he scanned the room he figured, like everyone else, Jr. was pretending to be sad about Livia's death. Then Jr.'s "I'm serious" was incredibly sincere and Tony looked taken by the genuineness of it. This show was great.
They seemed to have always gotten along pretty well honestly. But also it’s reminding him of his own mortality since she was younger than him.
@Savage642 Turns out he was right. But Tony had it. He was but a shell of his former self at the end...
You got issues if the FBI is sending you sympathy flowers.
It was to thank Livia for her co-operation. ;-)
@Fresh Beginnings I *was* joking. Hence the ;-) sign.
Like SORRY 4 REAL (*ULL BE FUCKED SOON!!)... #fyiJSY
That was Ralphie.
Yeah, that was a power move. Talk about breaking balls.
“Nobody told us till the 80s”
always gives me a good laugh.
“I’m kidding you old fuck “😂
“I met your mother she was” *oh god, find something nice to say, find something nice to say* “a proud Newwarker” *nailed it*
Why do you have two “w’s” in Newark?
@@dewilew2137 because I stacks mad paper, yo! I can afford an extra w! I got The scrilla! The Scrooge McDuckets! The Benjamins and the Jerries! The green babies! The special…president…pictures!
@@joemcguire9988 bruh😂
@@joemcguire9988 white turns to green, green turns to white. Keep Gettin stacked bro 💸💵💰🤑💳🪙🪙
“My Dad’s very ill too”
But still healthy enough to clip someone for the family, right?
It gave him a sense of purpose.
It gave him something to live for
The terminator
Retire!? What are we in the Navy
I always tought he says "old too".
And there was nothing we could do about it. Uncle Junior was a made man and AJ's cheeks weren't.
Lmao
@@Broncort1 I wish every time somebody said that, some kind of robot comes to their home and beats the shit out of them.
And dat was dat.
@@jayazathoth8530 It was between the robots... Real automaton shit.
I actually laughed. Thank you
LOL at Zellman not being able to find anything nice to say about Livia other than that she was a “proud Newarker”.
It's like the joke Hesh told. Rabbi says, "As you all know I'm new here and did not know the deceased very well. Perhaps one of you would like to stand up and say a few words." Dead silence, then from the back, "His brother was worse."
@@Cryptonymicus still can't get my head around this joke can you explain
@@novak1015 normally you would say she was a great woman or a fantastic mother. it's only funny if you know what people normally say at funerals (which i guess you don't?)
@@hschuler7892 yeah I get some of the bits but not the part "dead silence the brother was worse"
@@novak1015 oh. same principal. The only good thing about the guy is that he was better than his brother.
"A man who says he is the boss, is no true boss" - Tywin Lannister
Norman Finkelstein
Tywin died taking a shit!
@Chicken Man "That's how we all go." ~ Tony Soprano
Yeah but so did elvis.
"The King Stays the King" -D'Angelo Barksdale
"Even on the Porcelain Throne" Tywin and Elvis
Yeah and that guy from Holywood, producer of the Simpsons.
"You better be finished."
Tony giving a little reminder who the real boss is lol
“Nobody told us til the 80’s” bro this line always gets me! Juniors face of worry. 😂
"Nobody told us till the 80's" I was fucking dying 😂😂
I'm not sure I get it is it a double entendre?
Tony was breaking balls and uncle june thought it was real
@@marsh3133 @Vlad Petrov someone else explained it. Charcoal broiled meat meant barbecue. People back then ate lots of it without much concern for their own health, but only by the 80s it was found that all the consumption of it led to increased risk of cancer
Tony: Uncle Jun? You ok?
Junior: They're dropping like f****** flies.
Tony: It's all that charcoal broiled meat you people ate.
Junior: Nobody told us till the 80's. 🥴😁😅
This show has so many hilarious moments. You'd have to have a dark sense of humor to get it.
I genuinely believe his dementia started way early on that fall he had just tipped him over the edge
@@Eriecartel Usually does. Comes out every now and then but it can all reasonably be explained away by other things. Stressed, forgetful, didn't quite hear, distracted, etc. Then after a while it becomes undeniable
I don't get the joke. Can someone please explain it to me?
@@logancampos2436 charcoaled meat = barbeque has cancer risk.. thats all. And he replies we learned in 80s.. which sound right. In america , people are health concerned about eating meat but consume too much anyway. Junior takes it seriously, looks surprised. It is not a good time to joke, but seeing his wife is laughing at ralphies joke , he gets jealous, and subconsciously smart mouth makes a joke to his uncle who he does not respect. On the other hand junior likes livia like a sister in law. Tony can not stand his own mother. Which is a sad tragedy.
Jr is genuinely enjoying every moment of being at the funeral. Just the chance to get out the house is joyous for him and even tho it’s for Lucia’s funeral he can’t hide that he’s pretty excited lol
Livia
Chicken's nice and spicy eh?
Then why does he care about Ts swanye attitude
@@jamesjoe1690 because he still thinks he’s the boss
Lucia was my favorite character, I wish they did more with her.
Tony never listens to Junior, but Junior was right about Ralph.
Tony was always prone to make irrational decisions based on various biases, it's one of his most characteristic traits.
Tony never had the makings of a boss.
You can see the results of his decisions in the late half of Season 6, towards the end.
He never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Small hands. That was his problem.
The man has been a top fuckin earner ever since i went in the can
That smile on Junior's face is hilarious when he is looking at Livia's picture right before Tony breaks his train of thought. The little details that the actors brought to life in this show make it the greatest of all time.
Was junior boinking her?
@@yetigriff he was trying, but livia would absolutely have not given it up. Frankly I think it was part of junior's overall theme of being the eternal second banana.
That surfboard uncle Jun bought AJ was such an underrated character I wish they did more with it
It never had the makings of a varsity surfboard.
It was a 400$ dollar surfboard he gave him
Tony's smile when he's looking at the envelopes full of money
"I met you mom once or twice. That was a...[thousand-yard stare] proud Newarker" If you run that through Google Translate from Politician to English, you get "Your mom once screamed at me for three hours because of a pothole a mile from her house."
Or he fcked her brains out
Insert CleverName To be fair, screaming at someone over something as crazy as that sounds like something Livia would do.
Felix Lynch brazzers
Felix Lynch brazzers
I read “thousand yard stare” right when it happened 😂
"Go ahead I'm fuckin fed up!" HAHA 🤣I say that constantly
"I gotta talk to that wife of yours first"
Classic junior
JR pinched the crap out of AJ’s cheeks lol
That was why he tried to kill him years later
That's what old folks do.
@@danpr783 It was revenge for the surfboard, and a lot of other things.
Real greaseball shit
@@gregmalden9809
"aj's gone"
"What do you mean he's gone"
"He's gone, aj's gone"
Tony fires up a cigar at his mother's funeral. Time to celebrate.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cigar
100 #celebrationTIMEfuckingBITCHES
"My dad is old too" First mention of Old Baccala. And its already point of his subplot basically.
I think he said his dad was "very ill too"
Junior was no fool. He wasn't prone to being ruled by his emotions like Tony. Junior was an old school mobster in every sense of the word.
Yea but he had no influence. The guys didn’t respect him like how they respected Tony.
He is a man ruled by his insecurities, in toto.
Junior was childish and petty...
@@rockwild737 all the characters were childish and petty....
@@FEWGEE1 so he was a fool..?..
"Economy is so robust" lol....ticking time bomb
#shitHAPPENS
was that the dot-com bubble or what
@@concars1234 season 3 aired in 2001
1:34 he tried to kiss the picture of Livia, but Tony interrupted him lol uncle Junior is so funny.
😂
I think that look meadow gave those three was her realizing how her dad isnt the only corrupt person out there
I like how she realizes they are corrupt because they associated with her father
It's because Tony said something racist to Meadow's black friend from college, but she didn't hear Tony say it herself, so she's watching how Tony interacts with another black person to see if he's actually racist or not.
@@Oallright Word? That's what you got from that? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@juicyjfan That's literally what's happening in this scene.
@@Oallright yeah I thought she was noticing him smiling and shaking hands with him and wondering why he was friendly with him but not Noah.
I just realized Jr was so out of the loop that he actually thought Richie was in witness protection and not sliced and diced in some landfill. LMAO
He knew he was killed, he went to tony to tell him to have him clipped. Watch the show dum dum
@@LaCokaNostra_ Did he? he said Richie was working against him but he did not know for sure Tony clipped him. Why would he then say he is a rat when they were talking alone?
Dum Dum
@@karamjitdedyal752 better safe than sorry. hes not gonna say "ever since we killed richie" or smthn
Damnnn. You’re right. I forgot lol
@@LaCokaNostra_ You’re wrong. He warmed Tony… but knew nothing about Janice killing him. Jr was not on the streets.
This scene is great, from the FBI trying to cause “dysentery” in the ranks and paranoia for Tony by sending those flowers, to Meadow’s reaction seeing her father’s political influence.
Those coupons made Uncle Junior an offer he couldn't refuse, they had to be clipped.
Junior's face when Tony tells him "you betta be finished!" 😂
Junior: "How's that Surfboard I gave ya?"
AJ: "I traded it in for a shine box."
Lol @ the feds sending a flower arrangement and signing it like that 😂
It was to thank Livia for her co-operation. ;-)
@John Lorton how many times you have to make the same comment damnit!
This is @funeral (*enough of that souignere attitude)...
@@ChemsddinK. calm down we are not making a western here
Ive watched this show so many times plus clips on RUclips, and I still catch tiny new details that I've previously missed. I've just noticed Tony's shark grin as he leafs through the condolence envelopes full of money. The details in this show are incredible and make repeat viewings a joy.
I wish the sopranos could go on forever best show on tv ....EVER
Let's not get carried away here... I'm sure it's YOUR favorite show
Every interaction between tony and junior in this scene is absolute gold
"My dad is very old to". Ive always loved that line.
Anthony Lankford don’t you mean my dad is very ill too?
@@saulbennett4677 damn your right. I always thought Bobby said old. Thanks for letting me know.
Anthony Lankford no problem pal. It was because Bobby’s dad had cancer at the time.
Junior knows he is boss in name only, but still tries to use it to assert himself
I never noticed that tattoo on Tony's finger before
Same here, also note how he can't even hold the card still
It's nor his hand
What a character junior was 😂
I love the different ways the FBI trolls Tony 🤣
AJ never once used that surfboard his uncle bought him.
I wish they would have done more with the surf board.
That surfboard wouldve been good on the HBO ShineShow...
Where you gonna surf in NJ? You'd have to wait for a hurricane to come along lol.
The surfboard was a Made nothing we could do.
He never had the makings of a varsity surfboader
The guy at 1:05 is Peter Riegert, one of the all time great character actors. His performance in 'Oscar', with Sylvester Stallone was comedy gold.
true dat. a hidden and forgotten gem. think I'll grab it on DVD now. thanks.
Two lines I use at every funeral: 1) “My dads very ill, too.” 2) “You ever think what a coincidence it is that Lou Gehrig died of Lou Gehrig's disease?”
There is never gonna be a show that good again.. I'm grateful I was there when it first came out in 99
@Christina di Paoletta you wish bitch
It was better in big chunks on DVD. Like family style lol.
Yeah everything now has to be PC and pitch an agenda.
@@aduantas So I’m wrong or you just don’t want to hear it?
Me too I remember watching the first ever episode and was hooked
Junior didn't even say hi to Hugh but calls him to spoil his surprise party later on lol
Chickens nice and spicy huh
Pretty good after party
Hey Mario. How bout a song?
Haha one of my favorite lines that no one ever mentions... They look at me side ways whenever I say it lmao
I roll this one out too. More Jnr gold
My son and I say this whenever the chicken we're eating is spicy
"How's that surfboard I bought you?" (proceeds to try and pull his face off).
"How's that shinebox I gave you?"
Junior: "I loved her like a sister-in-law."
My dads very ill too
"Thanks"
Lol
I love the idea of the FBI sending flowers to mob funerals.
"Not you too" line was great.
Uncle Junior is my favorite character.
“Nobody told us until the 80’s”😂😂
The sound of back patties was the best on the show
Nobody told us until the 80's
I could close my eyes while listening to Uncle Junior and I swear is could be Robin Williams talking.
Ralphs shined Ritchies shinebox into shape over there.
"I'm the shine of this box!"
best comment ever!
8 years olds that's still think the shine box thing from goodfellas even when Phil isn't in the scene. You kids need to get outside and be more social
fцику мцику wow a shinebox comment on a mob video? I never thought I’d see that. Dude you’re so original. I wish I could be as funny and original as you one day
@@patrickbooth5091 What's the matter? Dad never bought you a shine box?
The Junior-Tony conversation reminds me of a GM-Coach conversation.
Tony counting the money envelopes 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think Tony was touched by the genuity of Bobby's condolence. It wasn't over the top.
This is the Carmela I liked, loyal and loving wife who completely knows and supports her husband being a mafia boss. I hated the later seasons when she cuts her hair short and looked like she was switching teams and everything was ooooo poor me my husband does horrible things, he cheats on me and is in the mafia I want a divorce but I’m also a hypocrite since I stole money from him and cheated on him as well. Here she was strong, smart and cunning and knows the ins and outs of the mafia world but stood just outside pretending not to notice but tried to normalize it as much as she could
“Whatya gonna do?”
-Tony Soprano
To those who were asking about Junior knowing if Richie was died or not; though Junior says to Tony that Ritchie went into the program he “knows” Richie was whacked, after all he was the one who outed Richie to Tony. However, I’m the Mob when cover stories or “legends” are made to explain someone’s disappearance then you stick to them in open conversations. This one if the FBI has a wire recording you or someone overhears then the story helps establish your supposed ignorance of the persons fate, keeping law enforcement from being able to connect you to the crime.
The moment coach Doc from Remember the Titans walks into the conversation....
Was junior trying to enter the photo like that Night gallery episode hahaha
I know the capos set Junior up to be the boss while Tony was the secret shot called behind Junior’s back. However all that changed when Junior lost to Tony when the hit against Tony failed and Tony wiped out Junior’s men (not counting Bobby) and Gigi who defected to Tony’s crew by whacking Philly Parisi.
After all that Tony let Junior keep the title of boss while Tony held all the power. However in this clip you hear Junior say “I’m the boss of this family, you forget”. But what I wanna know is why does Junior say that? I thought Junior holding the title was in name only and no power behind it.
In a sense, they are both sharing power, though Tony is really running the day to day business. Junior is largely "ceremonial" I guess, though that may not be the right term here.
I think senile Junior actual believes he's the Boss.
Junior's flaw was always his pride. He refused to testify Tony was boss to the FBI when he was arrested because of it. It was always important to his self-esteem that he at least maintained the picture of the title. He never had the makings of a guy who could handle the fact that Tony stepped over his own uncle to grab the big seat.
I guess Junior tried to use his title to assert himself and the point he was making, even though he knows he is not in charge. Tony was quick to bite back though: "I'm on the street".
What was that little scene in the beginning between Carmella and Ralphie. Can’t figure out Tony’s face.
"Nobody told us until the 80s" My guy made me LOL
"Hows that bullet I gave your father in 3 seasons?" Pulls cheek
Can't distinguish the assemblyman from the Animal House character
My dad is old too.
LMAO
he said very ill, not very old.
Bj Penn people must be deaf man. He very clearly said ill.
Max Gottfried he said very old too :o
Franco Burgos except no he didn't
@@laza_mma1052 Okay, that makes more sense ^^ .
Junior really valued that serfboard
The FBI sent them an Arrangement. 🤣
TheDoctor91 that’s cold
sexy was medow was thinking like wow the best of 3 thieves a rev a politician and a mob boss
@Drake Lang Tony was only prejudice when it came to intermarriage, but he had no problem doing business with blacks or any other race for that matter.
@Peter Davies Who says they don't? I never said that. Older generations of any race or ethnicity generally don't agree with interracial marriage.
@Peter Davies I disagree there is a difference between preference and being racist. I have seen white and Asian families disown people for marrying outside of their race. Blacks and Hispanics might disagree but they will get over it. I have never met a black person who was disowned for marrying outside their race. If Tony was black he would have gotten over meadow marrying a white guy eventually. This is why whites are berated when it comes to interracial dating. Look at how he treated his own daughter. You can bring up double standards all you want but I assure you there's a difference.
Uncle junior should have been at chrissy’ intervention kicking him
Wait until you see the movie!
Now there's an image.
“Anyone who must say I’m the boss of the family is no boss “ - Tywin Lannister
Should of never put GiGi in there.
Gigi died taking a shit.
Yeah, it killed him
You have to admit though, Gigi was a good choice, as he took his job seriously. Ralph was only a captain by default, and the best replacement for Gigi. He clearly schooled Vito, who became Tony's top earner in the years to come.
Gigi was good. ralph was like a child
Exactly. He was nothing but a gibolene trying to butt in
Did junior not know that Richie was wacked? He’s the one that set it in motion by telling Tony that Richie was planning a move (I know Tony didn’t wack Richie but I would think that Uncle Junior would’ve assumed thats what happened to him).
Edie Falco is beautiful.....
byrongammon byrongammon Ummm after seaing Meadow thats who you think is Beautiful Carmella lol.
Joe Roscoe .....if you can’t handle a woman...you have no one to blame but yourself.
They dropping like fucking flies. Man love junior, he made this show a gem in terms of comedy.
“My dad is very old too” lmao Baccala
*ill
I thought he said old lol
"Any man who has to say he is the king, is no true king at all." - Tywin Lannister
Lebraun jeymes
Junior and Tony chemistry was on another level
Nobody told us till the 80’s I’m fucking dyinnggggg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
His face when he read the letter from the feds, hahaha.
My bet Ray Curto brought in that bouquet with the FBI condolences.
Junior always demanded respect at funerals.
Tony’s best puff of the series 3:23
“My dads very old too” his condolences 😭😭
Stay home shine your shinebox