KnickstapeCity
BigDikktapeCity :shaq:
Where can I watch the whole show? 
Can I get it on YouTube?
in advance!!
Can I get it on YouTube?
in advance!!
Tony was ruthless with them insults
- Thread starter chuckifubuck
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Where can I watch the whole show?
Can I get it on YouTube?
you better get on that
I'm jealous you get to experience this shyt for the first time
KnickstapeCity
BigDikktapeCity :shaq:
you better get on that
I'm jealous you get to experience this shyt for the first time
nikkaaaaa, how are you gonna quote me and NOT address the main issue of the post
I watched the whole show years back..... But I want to re-watch the whole thing.
I remember watching but never thinking it was funny like that so I wanna go back and see...
chuckifubuck
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It doesn't really count cause uncle jun had dementia but lmao
What about when T came with that racism? 
He hit that book nerd hard with the insults for rocking up to the bosses house in sandals, shorts and a hard on for his daughter.T played no games with that disrespect in that episode
torrents?nikkaaaaa, how are you gonna quote me and NOT address the main issue of the post
I watched the whole show years back..... But I want to re-watch the whole thing.
I remember watching but never thinking it was funny like that so I wanna go back and see...
Tony: "Get your coat, we're leaving!"
AJ: "I don't have a coat"
Tony: "Well then get moving, god damnit"
that little exchange is funny as shyt to me for some reason.
Leonard Washington
Superstar
Your father never had the makings of a varsity athlete This shyt slays me every time
cause of how 
Tony gets
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
He was sick and a lil intoxicatedBobby got it verbally but damn that one episode where they went at it, Tony most definitely caught the fade.
Tony was salty for dayyssss too
He never got that re-match
What he said to AJ when Carmella wanted him to get a vasectomy
Ruined AJs life imo
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
Neil Tyson
YYZ
Tony was cool until he came out with the racism. I mean a murdering sociopath was cool, but a murdering sociopath and a racist? 
I always thought it was strange the way Carmella looked at Bobby when he said that the Sopranos went too far. She was so taken aback by how protective and honorable he was with Janice. It was like what he said shocked her because she was so used to Tony's disgusting behavior. Then there was that other scene in another episode when she becomes jealous of Janice's happiness in her relationship and proceeds to laugh at her.
I wish I could find that scene later on in that episode where Tony asks Uncle Junior is he ever loved him, and Uncle June sat on the couch like
I always found that scene to be one of his most vulnerable and real scenes of the series. That one and when he and Chris embrace after Tony told him about picking up their cousins body. Chris really only wanted Tony's love and approval, when dude was shytting on him, it literally hurt his soul.
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
"He never had the makings of a varsity athlete...." 
Quick comments on the insults mentioned in first post, the Carmela was just vicious, however, it also showed shades of him embodying more and more of Livia's borderline personality, and obsession with dead children, and fatalism.
The Janice/Harpo scene is brilliant dark comedy, and was easily one of my favorite moments of the series, for the exchange at the dinner table of course, but the scene right after, as that song plays 'I Am Not Like Everybody Else', Tony walks out of the house, and walks alone through the neighborhood, which personifies misery, isolation, depression, anger, sadness, which was the true burden his character had to carry. So deep was his depression and self hatred he had to lash out at everyone who dared, or who had no choice, but to be close to him, further embodying Livia.
Quick comments on the insults mentioned in first post, the Carmela was just vicious, however, it also showed shades of him embodying more and more of Livia's borderline personality, and obsession with dead children, and fatalism.
The Janice/Harpo scene is brilliant dark comedy, and was easily one of my favorite moments of the series, for the exchange at the dinner table of course, but the scene right after, as that song plays 'I Am Not Like Everybody Else', Tony walks out of the house, and walks alone through the neighborhood, which personifies misery, isolation, depression, anger, sadness, which was the true burden his character had to carry. So deep was his depression and self hatred he had to lash out at everyone who dared, or who had no choice, but to be close to him, further embodying Livia.