Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
S4e3
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but if Chris marries his girl, then the FBI can't use her against him, can they?
Why did Karen die abruptly on this episode? Did the actor die in real life or something?
S4e3
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but if Chris marries his girl, then the FBI can't use her against him, can they?
S4e3
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but if Chris marries his girl, then the FBI can't use her against him, can they?
"mamas lil tramp, mamas lil hooah"Janice using a dildo on Ralphie
Got him biting the pillow and everything
actress is still alive. her death is a setup for a plot thread I won't spoil.Why did Karen die abruptly on this episode? Did the actor die in real life or something?
S4e3
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but if Chris marries his girl, then the FBI can't use her against him, can they?
Usually those side characters only serve to build out the main characters, drive the story or the main characters. Such as Meadows soccer coach was there just to show that Tony was proud of himself for not taking revenge on the guy, stumbling around drunk in his living room. A normal person wouldn't find it as laughably suprising that they didn't seek some sort of violent street justice on the guy.I hate that. I like it when stuff that's made to be a huge point in the story have a payoff at some point.
Watching s4e2 right now, and this conversation between Tony and Sil in the basement is intense.
Tony really got nobody he can truly trust. Which makes sense, considering they're all criminals.
S4e3
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but if Chris marries his girl, then the FBI can't use her against him, can they?
S4e4
Wait a minute, brehs wait a minute.
I never google actors or characters when I'm watching an old series cause of spoilers. But I can't believe it took me this long to realize it...
The Ralphie actor is Cypher from The Matrix
he was also in the Wachowski's(matrix peoples) debut film Bound with Jennifer Tilley and Gina Gershon.S4e4
Wait a minute, brehs wait a minute.
I never google actors or characters when I'm watching an old series cause of spoilers. But I can't believe it took me this long to realize it...
The Ralphie actor is Cypher from The Matrix
Johnny Sac:Right, that's rich, did you hear what my "friend" said about my wife? Made a crack about Ginny's weight, something about her having a ninety pound mole on her ass?Wait this dude is really trying to put a hit on Ralph for calling his wife fat?
I always hated Ralph but y'all know how I feel about fat women. I'm on Ralph's side this t
he was also in the Wachowski's(matrix peoples) debut film Bound with Jennifer Tilley and Gina Gershon.
his characters talk and tone reminded me of Ralphie, I wonder if this was the movie that got David Chase to cast him in The Sopranos?
Johnny Sac:Right, that's rich, did you hear what my "friend" said about my wife? Made a crack about Ginny's weight, something about her having a ninety pound mole on her ass?
Tony:Well....that's deplorable. Who told you this?
Johnny Sac: What's important is that it was said
Tony : If he did say it, I didn't hear it because he knows better to make a remark like that when I'm around
Tony is such a liar, not only was he there when the joke was said, he slapped Ralph on the back at the dinner and laughed saying, "Aye thats a mans wife!"
Carmine's lack of giving a shyt is one of my favorite moments of season 4. just wait till the end of the episode, you'll see more of Carmine not caring about itI'm on the part where Johnny Sac is talking to Carmine
Carmine: it's an off color remark, highly inappropriate. ill tax him good. 200k.
Johnny Sac: 200k for insulting my wife, what's next you get to fukk her for a million?
Carmine: he wants to fukk her?
Usually those side characters only serve to build out the main characters, drive the story or the main characters. Such as Meadows soccer coach was there just to show that Tony was proud of himself for not taking revenge on the guy, stumbling around drunk in his living room. A normal person wouldn't find it as laughably suprising that they didn't seek some sort of violent street justice on the guy.
Davey's purpose was to show Tony's shark like mentality, he knew Davey would get buried in debt to them and he'd end up busting out his business.
But yea...massive genius storyline and D-Girl were pretty pointless and probably the weakest episodes of S1 & S2
his heart was chasing that other world throughout the series, but in the end he chose damnation instead of what he truly cared about.Well the D-Girl storyline was to show that Chris could have a spot in Hollywood (even if it was small & stereotypical) but ultimately he was and will always been seen as a gangster. It's reiterated more blatantly with the Law & Order writer.
I hate that. I like it when stuff that's made to be a huge point in the story have a payoff at some point.