Just because

"Stupid-uh facking game"

I'll play. I liked this one, but there's a thousand more.



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They filmed some episodes in my town. We handled security for them. Met a few. Very nice group of people but watching the process to get one 60 second scene is eye opening.

The famous "Bada Bing" was owned by a local businessman in my town. Too bad he forgot to report all that cash to the IRS.

"There's a bee on your hat" smack!
They way those two rolled up on the doctor on the golf cart in their leather jackets was both comical and terrifying.

Come on, youse guys ain't playin'.

Here's another one. Coco REALLY steps on his dick:



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I really hated Phil. He was such a prick. The crunch sound made the scene.

Even wiseguys have bad days.

No gun play or shit kicking, but I like the acting in this scene.

"Get a mop"

Pine Barrens... the whole episode. Plus the above linked hit on Phil.

An absolutely brilliant series, one of my very favorites. The writing, acting, production, all of it.

I don't mean to hog this thread, but here's another one. Janice was also a great character.



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If Tony says he's going to "have a talk" with someone - they need to run.

The characters in that show were all so good. Plenty of people to hate on (Phil, tony's useless son, tony's mom); people that switched back and forth (sometimes you like em, other times not [meadow for instance, and tony's wife]); and people you rooted for almost the entire time (Tony I suppose).

You could never stay too attached to anyone except tony's direct family - cause they might get wacked :-)

I like when he went to Italy and dealt with the woman who had taken over her family.

His fantasy about the lady in the neighbors backyard was good.

His uncle when he was in the loony bin, holding card games.

The episode with Annette Benning and John Heard.

I thought the lady who was FBI and befriended Adriana (lola glaudini I think) was mega hot, and enjoyed those episodes.

Would you believe I've never watched any of the Sopranos? I better get on the stick.

The guy who ended up letting Tony, Paulie, etc. into his sporting goods store business to pay off the gambling debt, and the way that played out!

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Originally posted by 6guns:
Would you believe I've never watched any of the Sopranos? I better get on the stick.

That's almost like never having touched a bare boob. All six seasons are included with Amazon Prime.

I know it's not him, but Dr. Kennedy looks like Danny Noonan all grown up...

My favorite scene and I have friends where we still quote that line and this one to this day, LMAO!

Tony Soprano : [over the phone] It's a bad connection, so I'm gonna talk fast! The guy you're looking for is an ex-commando! He killed sixteen Chechen rebels single-handed!

Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri : Get the fuck outta here.

Tony Soprano : Yeah. Nice, huh? He was with the Interior Ministry. Guy's some kind of Russian green beret. This guy can not come back to tell this story. You understand?

Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri : I hear you.

[the telephone connection is lost - Tony swears, and Paulie hangs up]

Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri : [turning to Christopher] You're not gonna believe this. He killed sixteen Czechoslovakians. The guy was an interior decorator.

Christopher Moltisanti : His house looked like shit.

I kept hoping the Russian would make a reappearance but he never did. It's a shame, there was material for a great episode there.

Incidentally, Meadow's friend Hunter is in real life David Chase's daughter.



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I felt sorry for Adrianna. Was superb how the scene ended for the FBI agents.