Since the show aired I can't count how many times I have re-watched the show from start to finish. Or just watching one or 2 episodes depending what I'm in the mood for. You can basically dip in at any moment and every episode can stand on its own. It's very welcoming as a show and you don't need to invest much effort to know the back story in most cases.

This can't be said for other great TV shows. I know the wire is good, though it has a lot of boring over detailed episodes. And isn't really a show you can re-watch.

Breaking Bad is the same I never can see myself re-watching it.

The only other TV shows that I can compare when it comes to re-watch value is probably Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Louie's FX series.

The obvious reading of Carmela is that she's a hypocrite, complicit in Tony's crime, etc., and surely 'damned' in a religious sense, confirming her deepest anxieties.

But if we accept the particular catholic doctrine governing Carmela's spiritual practices, is she really damned? Isn't the church, in general, and priests, in particular, supposed to intermediate between heavenly and earthly realms? In this reading, Carmela receives earthly advice from the psychiatrist that she should leave Tony and reject his blood money. But once again, the church convinces her to stay with Tony and thus, obey a heavenly mandate.

Of course, if we relax the premise, then Carmela is just part of a worldly state-church-crime complex, where civic and religious duty provide cover for unethical or immoral behavior. She clearly has the cognitive faculties to recognize this but may feign disbelief to rationalize her life.

beef and sausage by the carload!

Breakfast: Honeycomb cereal, the Bialy, gabbagool, Dove ice cream bar, orange juice with SOME pulp, coffee or Coke. Possible substitution: peppers and eggs or cold past.

Snack: throughout day, entire bag of chips. Gabbagool

Lunch: large chicken parm or Italian sub, cannoli, shot of whiskey neat, cigar. Edit: tray of sushi.

Dinner: baked ziti, sweet sausage, lasagna, Mac and cheese, fried zucchini flowers, basket of bread and butter, wine, a touch of salad or “ruffage.” Steak thrown at his head that he does not eat.

Dessert: three scoops of Turkey Hill ice cream, whipped cream, fudge, sprinkles, while watching a Gary Cooper film

Post-Dessert: all night bender at the Bing

And that's saying something when you have a series with Gandolfini as Tony. Is there anyone more believeable than her as Livia? She truly makes you think she could have been a real person who was a narcissist / borderline personality raising this family.

Sorry if this isn't more well thought out. I'm on my third or fourth rewatch and I just can't help but feel like she's the most important part of the show. Without our disdain for her as the Villain, you probably would have absolutely zero empathy towards Tony and Janice... Any less of a performance and it weakens Tony and the show.

Hats off to Livia aka Nancy Marchand, may she rest in peace, a salud.

At the beginning of Episode 1 of Season/Series 6 (Members Only), there is a rendition - by William S. Burroughs - of "The Seven Souls". The opening line is as follows:

“Top soul, and the first to leave at the moment of death, is Ren, the Secret Name. This corresponds to my Director. He directs the film of your life from conception to death. The Secret Name is the title of your film. When you die, that's where Ren came in.”

David Chase directed only two episodes – the pilot (conception) and the finale (death).

Edit: “Good catch! I also just realized, it says:

the moment of death, is Ren, the Secret Name

The Secret Name is the title of your film

The episode is called "Members Only". So Ren/The Secret Name = Members Only.

When you die, that's where Ren came in.

Tony's death comes after the guy in the Members Only jacket comes in.” credit: u/underwaterdialect

Imo this is the best show ever and tied with number 1 on my personal favorite with The Wire. I just want to hear about any criticism even die hard fans have.

Mine are how Tony doesn't act like a boss in regards to his safety and security(going to mailbox, talking to Zellman on his home phone...). Furio being turned into a lover boy was one of the weaker subplots. Still love the show, just like hearing peoples opinions.

I'm in the very small minority on this but I thought Hesh loaning Tony money showed that Hesh was kinda an asshole. Tony protected Hesh, didn't profit off Juniors tax of Hesh, basically allowed Hesh free reign with his loan sharking business and never once was it shown that Hesh had to pay Tony anything despite everyone having to pay Tony tribute. Hesh shouldn't have charged Tony any vig. Just my possibly terrible take. Anyone agree or disagree?

Yet another minor one is how Artie and Charmaine are basically broke the whole series and are constantly at work. I've work

Doing a full series rewatch for the first time since 2007. In that time, I've gotten married, had a kid who's 6 now, and gotten gray hairs. Went from a 26-year-old to pushing 40.

It's trite, but damn, rewatching Sopranos Home Movies (S6 E13)--particularly the last scene with Bobby holding his daughter on the lake over This Magic Moment, really turned on the waterworks. And I'm not much of a crier! But damn, it really pressed all the right buttons. This show hits completely different as an old man.

Ringing Paulie’s mother up was one of the funniest scenes so far.

He’s talking about the theory that Tony went into a coma from the shooting in ‘Isabella’ and he thinks he read something about it “on reddit”.

Congrats to our little chit chat room.

*Tony sleeping over at the beach house in whitecaps

*Sopranos spare room at the back of the house

If you went to an auction of every prop in the Soprano's universe and could buy one thing what would it be? Tony's robe? The Jaaaaackkketttt? Juniors glasses? The red suburban?

First time watching the show and I am almost done with S4. Ever since Junior got out of prison and became dependent on Bobby, he just cracks me up all the time. He has that grumpy face and those glasses of his adds more humor when he's mad. Sometimes he'll find a happy moment and then someone else will screw it up by saying stupid shit, and he's grumpy again lol. Everytime he comes onto the scene, everything just lights up

I guess I find him funny because he's the boss of the family but he's so old that he doesnt have any strength left in him physically, but his character is confident, witty and badass still. He didn't take shit from anyone.

I was laughing for 3 min straight when he got out of the courthouse and the interviewer's mic hit him in the head and he fell down the stairs 😂 😂 . And then the way he stared down at the artist who drew him in court 😂

Anyone who watched Curb will laugh at this mashup

He was only there for two seasons yet nearly every Soprano video on YT is filled with quotes from Phil Leotardo, and Frank Vincent brought that character to life.

You wanna talk about compromise?

Bacteria from your shoes can migrate from the soles up.

It's okay to suck a cock as long as you have a note from your doctor.

Southern Italians hate the north because they put their noses up at the like they are peasants.

Therapy is very scary thing for Russian, get sent to Bloc; political rehabilitation

The Framus intersects with the Framistan approximately at the Paranostra.

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Me personally....a show about Junior and that young asian guy in the mental hospital causing all kinds of high jinks

Netflix put True Romance on recently. One scene where James Gandolfini portrayed the Henchman, Virgil. Is the scene that convinced The Sopranos casting executives to cast James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano. I won't spoil the scene or movie but if you are a fan of Mr. Gandolfini. Give the movie a chance and let everyone here know if you agree with the decision they made.

In Naples he seemed like a more important guy. He’s the one who received a major mob boss like Tony and dealt with him in Italy. In Jersey he was basically just Tony’s chauffeur and he lost his importance. He never really seemed like one of the crew. In more than a few scenes he’s seen standing up while the rest of crew is sitting down. Then there’s the whole cultural and geographical aspect to it. Not only was he born and raised in Italy but Naples is also much more beautiful than north New Jersey, it has better food,better weather, more culture, etc. To give up all that, your high standing, plus your friends and family,in order to move to the New Jersey suburbs and be Tony’s driver and enforcer must have really sucked

I’m rewatching it for the third time, and I am hoping you bad boys can help me focus on important life lessons that I can pick up via the rewatching.

Sure, it's a little rough at first. I mean, the podcast started at the peak Covid stuff and they didn't really develop a flow yet. But after a couple of episodes, I think they hit their stride. I am on episode 7 and I have found every episode to be funny and insightful. Plus, you have to consider that they both knew people who died of Covid, so obviously that puts a damper on the show. It's hard to be at the top of your game when you were literally just at a person's funeral who died suddenly.

Steve and Michael are two very different guys with very different backgrounds but I think that they work well together. I feel like people really blew out of proportion the idea that Steve talks over Michael the entire time. Sometimes he does, sure, but so does Michael. I mean, it's a very casual, conversational style between two friends. Talking over one another is bound to happen.

I also feel that Steve brings up a lot of interesting points, like in terms of the comedy of the show and how no

Whether it's reddit, youtube or whatever...everybody seems to hate A.J. with a passion. I just don't get it. And I think most people completely misunderstand the character.

A.J. is almost a copy of Tony. He's lazy like Tony. He tries to cut corners. He's depressive and wallows in self-pity when he has nobody but himself to blame. While Tony externalizes those feelings (to his victims) A.J. internalizes it (and hurts himself). And like Tony, his character growing up was severely affected by his role model (father). And he couldn't really be anyone else growing up in this environment. We actually see him starting to find his own path when he tries to join the army. When he does it by his own terms we start to see drive in him, motivation. But his parents quickly manipulate him out of his own way and he wasn't (yet) strong enough to say no. And there's really no telling how seeing his father murdered right in front of him will affect him (yes, Tony was shot, deal with it).

We are all bo

In 1999 when it aired I was 14, I didn’t watch it as it aired I did a couple years later and I of course identified with Meadow (I lost interest in some being a teenage girl) I wished I had Meadows life - fancy house, going off to a great college etc I found her an unlikeable brat but still identified with being grounded and teen pressures.

As an adult I’ve watched it a tonne of times I mean I know lines from episodes by heart but didn’t watch again for a few years. I started again recently and I’m now married etc and I most identify with Carmela and Janice. My husband works a lot I have a pretty big house to run like Carmela and there are aspects of Janice, who I detested as a teen, that I now find myself identifying with! As a teen I hated both these characters I thought Carm was boring and let herself down with all her talk of her college dreams and she was really just another boring downtrodden housewife. Now I feel bad for her, I know she sold her soul for nice things but I

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Yeah, But Still Podcast Episode 260

In this week’s episode of Yeah, But Still (a pretty popular comedy and pop culture podcast), hosts Jack Wagner and Brandon Wardell interviewed Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who played Meadow Soprano on the Sopranos. She told a story (which begins around 79:25 in the pod) about a flight she took to Cannes Film Festival. On the flight was both Harvey Weinstein and a number of Pittsburgh Penguins, fresh off the ‘09 cup win. She specifically mentions Crosby and Staal were on the flight. I don’t mean this post as any kind gotcha on those guys. Staal actually helped Sigler when Weinstein got weird with her on this flight. He comes off looking cool.

Anyways this is kind of a random, off season post but thought it might be interesting for some. Not sure if this flight (these flights?) of Penguins x Weinstein gets talked about here at all or not, not super active on reddit.

Also, th

Larry Boy was busted for extortion. Matthew Bevilaqua went away for murder. Muscles Marinara got pinched for passing bad money. True to form, AJ got arrested for pulling some stupid, juvinile shit. Vito got a DUI. Artie got a DUI. Pussy did Community Service for assaulting his goomar. Paulie's got a wrap sheet as long as his arm.

I suppose if you let a certain element into your cast you should expect it.

Let's assume that Tony Soprano died back in 2007. It's been thirteen years. How have the family changed? What's going on in their lives now?

I’m drawing a blank on this and my internet search has been unsuccessful. This sub is my gold mine of information anyways. Thanks in advance.

Now, I think I'm maybe the perfect audience member for this podcast, because:

• Imperioli's low-key sense of humor is EXACTLY like my sense of humor (and that of my spouse), and he does an amazing job of slipping little funny things past Schirripa. And I don't think Michael is even trying to put one over on Steve, but the dynamic just kills me. Like when Steve mentions briefly being a doorman in Fear and Loathing in LV and name drops Johnny Depp and Benicio del Toro, and Imperioli says "Oh, so you've worked with both of them," not really making fun of Steve but making fun of the actorly way of having a bit part with a famous actor and dropping them into a conversation. And Steve just breezes past it.
• Same concept, they discuss Steve being half Jewish and Steve saying he tried out for an Israeli hoops team and they wanted him to live on a Kibbutz and Steve decided to head off to Vegas instead, and Michael replies "So you went from one desert to the other." Again, not really making f

So The Wire, The Sopranos and Breaking Bad are some of the best tv shows of all time, if not the best. But how would you rank all the 16 seasons?

It was really hard to do, but here is my ranking:

GREAT: 16. Breaking Bad S1

15. The Sopranos S1

16. The Wire S5

AMAZING:

13. The Sopranos S4

14. The Wire S2

15. The Sopranos S2

16. Breaking Bad S2

17. The Wire S1

MASTERPIECES:

8. The Sopranos S3

9. The Sopranos S5

10. Breaking Bad S3

11. The Wire S3

BEST OF THE BEST:

4. The Sopranos S6

5. Breaking Bad S4

6. The Wire S4

7. Breaking Bad S5.

PS: I love all of them. BrBa S1 which is the worst in my opinion is still a 8/10 - 8.5/10.

Thought it would be interesting to find out more about the community of Sopranos fans.

1. Where do you live?

2. How did you find out about the show / what made you interested in it?

I'm from Sydney Australia.

Started watching the when I was 13. My sister introduced me to the show but I was the one who become obsessed with it. Loved everything about the mafia at the time, plus connected with Meadow and AJ as they were my age.

Stopped watching it after Season 4 or 5, as it wasn't shown by our cable TV provider; I didn't have access to HBO, and I had to focus on senior year of high school/uni.

Started watching it again a few years ago and finally watched Season 6 last year. Have rewatched the series multiple times now. Only discovered reddit this year.

Season 6 ep.7 Luxury Lounge timestamp: 51:45.

This scene is about Artie revisting his roots by cooking from his grandfather's cookbook. Artie's Mikey mouse casted hand hovering over his cook book hand me rolling. Especially as the whole scene had a reflective serious tone to it.

Soprano Crime Family hierarchy breakdown by season based on what was seen in the show. Other sources like interviews, books, etc. are ignored.

 

EARLY 1999 (FIRST HALF OF SEASON 1):

 

• BOSS: ERCOLE "THE OLD MAN" DIMEO
• UNDERBOSS: UNKNOWN
• CONSIGLIERE: UNKNOWN
• ACTING BOSS/STREET BOSS: GIACOMO "JACKIE" APRILE SR. *

 

• CAPOREGIME: GIACOMO "JACKIE" APRILE SR.
• CAPOREGIME: CORRADO "JUNIOR" SOPRANO JR.
• CAPOREGIME: ANTHONY "TONY" SOPRANO SR.
• CAPOREGIME: JAMES "LITTLE JIMMY" ALTIERI
• CAPOREGIME: LAWRENCE "LARRY BOY" BARESE
• CAPOREGIME: RAYMOND "BUFFALO RAY" CURTO

 

LATE 1999 (SECOND HALF OF SEASON 1):

 

• BOSS: CORRADO "JUNIOR" SOPRANO JR.
• UNDERBOSS: JOSEPH "BEPPY" SASSO
• CONSIGLIERE: MICHAEL "MIKEY GRAB BAG" PALMICE

 

• CAPOREGIME: ANTHONY "TONY" SOPRANO SR.
• CAPOREGIME: JAMES "L

I saw this comment by /u/The_baboons_ass and felt that it was good enough to start a thread about it, because it shows how deep layered the show is.

Said comment:

I've always said that Tony is meant to critique modern wealthy Americans and how they act, especially the Wall Street/Politician/Industrialist class.

We know Tony is a bad guy because the show consistently tries to show how Tony's/the Mafia's action cause indirect wide spread damage to people who didn't have skin in the game. Well, the Wall Street/Politician/Industrialist cause similar damage to the more people, but just not on a direct personal level. Tony looks a man in the eye while he ruins his life and it's illegal, so we view it as morally wrong. Whereas the Bank that offers a predatory loan to someone, well it's faceless and illegal but has the same result. So why don't we view them as equally as immoral?

We're supposed to see Tony and judge what he does as bad. Then use Tony's actions and use it as a way to see ho

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I just had a baby 12 weeks ago and I’ve been addicted to watching The Sopranos since I added HBO on amazon prime. I have been putting it on while I’m feeding her or rocking her to sleep. Now the journey has brought me to the second to last episode. Bobby was just killed. Sil was just shot. I’m not sure what I’m gonna do with my life after I watch the series finale here in a few minutes.....

Watching Talking Sopranos on YouTube (A must for fans of the show) and this weeks guest Lorraine Bracco with an interesting view.

She said she felt her character was “the weak link on the show” Quote: “Who’s going to be interested in two people sitting in a chair. Blah blah blah blah blah.”

Hard disagree because of gems like “I know seniors that are inspired and inspiring” but was BS on the right side of history after all? Disclosure, it’s not clear if she was talking about just the pilot or the series as a whole so the jury may be out.

Watching The Sopranos for the first time, knew that Nancy Marchand dies & so her character leaves around S3, was rueing the day I'd reach that episode & I just did. I'm gonna miss her bad! :'( She made me laugh with her hysterics in each and every scene, was never a dull scene with her in it!

RIP Nancy Marchand, I love you and am gonna miss you, bad!

EDIT - I think I phrased my post incorrectly. I should've said Nancy Marchand is the best/most entertaining actor on the show. I mean I've got no sympathy for her character as Livia was plain evil... But I enjoyed her scenes anyway just for the pure entertainment that Nancy delivered. Her acting is just plain supreme!

EDIT 2 - Also Janice is an efing pos for taking Svetlana's prosthetic leg. I hope she gets her comeuppance in the future episodes. Ritchie was a big as pos and her killing him was the only time I liked her, otherwise she's a dirtbag too.

Mines Adrinina le Cerva in her knickers

This is my fifth time watching the series. I thought the FunHouse episode where he dreams about Pussy was crazy, and then I forgot about the Test dream episode. No show draws better parallels to real life dream sequences.

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I've done 2 and 3/4 worth of rewatches but it's been a while since I watched a full episode. I've spent a good bit of time on this sub and it's where I'd get my main fix along with the odd Borko binge.

I'm open to correction here but I feel there's a fairly common consensus with Meadow and A.J on this sub and who they turn out to be; AJ is the unfortunate kid who never really had a chance growing up because of his parents. Meadow ends up doing a full u-turn and marries into the life and ultimately will never escape New Jersey, despite her aspirations in earlier seasons.

However, Made in America was randomly on TV one night so I decided to watch it and it just feels like the two Sopranos children are on a very, very different path to what is discussed here.

Take Meadow for example. She's still working in a law firm and more importantly, she's not marrying a mobster. Patrick is studying/working in law and seems to be a level headed guy. He's clearly in love with her and there's no

Aside from him being a phenomenal guest with a wealth of information, at about the 44:00 mark, he was talking about a story he pitched for an episode that never came to fruition. The episode revolved around a kid who breaks into Tony’s house while Tony’s there and Tony catches him— it’s only Tony there and he doesn’t know what to do with him. The entire ep takes place in the house and in the end, Tony ends up clipping the kid.

Couldn’t help but think about if Winter either consciously or subconsciously ended up using this idea for Boardwalk Empire because there was an episode in there that strongly resembled this premise... I don’t remember the season but it’s when Nucky gets stuck hiding at some stash house full of his booze because of cops outside and while he’s there, he also ends up stuck with some young kid who was there to rob the joint. It ends with Nucky killing that kid, too.

I know, top of my fucking class.

It was a pretty decent dream in all honesty. It was sort of like a sit down/ regular talk. Johnny, Tony, Furio, and some other guy was there. They were by the bar eating buffalo wings, and I was by the table close by doing the same. Since I’m just the “kid” I wasn’t included.

They then sat at the table with me having a regular talk. I remember Johnny saying how this meeting will only be of the four of us and if anyone shows up he’ll walk out.

Here comes Christopher swooping in getting a fry, Johnny is levelheaded but noticeably getting angrier, then comes Brendan, then comes two other familiar faces and boom he says meeting is over and leaves to his car. We were still eating wings and didn’t have napkins so all of our hands were still dirty.

Tony tells me it’s time to go in a funny tone and I see Johnny walking to his car so I say hold on. I do a little jog to Johnny and take hand sanitizer out of my pocket and give some to each of his hands and say “it was a pleasure to meet you

On Poda Bing podcast Vic calls season 5 finale “All Due Respect” the most important ep of the series. If you don’t agree with that, what do you think is the single most important episode? Not necessarily your favorite or the most entertaining.

This is kind of dumb but also kind of neat.

https://m.zimbio.com/quiz/Z2vEUIS_kj-/Sopranos+Character

Our boys have been mentionned to be a ''Glorified Crew''. In size, they can't compare to NY families. How much of a threat are they to other major families?

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Just read this comparison and couldn’t believe how perfect it is.

I know, I know. Bring on the:

“You must’ve been top of your fuckin class”

And

“Nice pull, what unit you from?”

I'm near the end of the fourth season and this fucking lady over here is guilt tripping Bobby for mourning his dead wife. Holy shit I want her whacked. How in the fuck is anyone in that circle allowing the toxic fucking Janie to get close to a mourning Bobby anyways? Tony knows Janice turns whatever comes her way to shit and is like,"so, you and Bobby, huh?" right after the man loses his wife. This is a slow moving train wreck and it's TEARING ME APART, much like Lisa, having to sit here and watch this unfold. I have no idea what happens yet (please don't spoil like an ass fuck) but given Janice's history with men I can only assume it's not good for Bobby, who appears to be the only decent man the mob has left.

Did Paulie survive at the end and seem to feel perfectly safe tanning outside of Satriale's because he conspired against the crew?

Did Paulie survive because he was always supposed to be the sole survivor of Johnny Boy's crew and the last of Tony's crew?

Did Paulie survive because Tony Sirico personally threatened each and every one of the writers? ✅

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/complete-sopranos/pl.u-yZyVP2lszGo4R4

Some music may be missing and certain songs are not the exact recordings that were used. I did my best.

Special thanks to some person on TuneFind who obsessively catalogued every song in every scene.

Typically some of the darkest drama is broken up by some witty, dark comedy writing. But what scenes/episodes are the most bone-chilling, in your opinion?

If we all got off this chit chat room and decided to meet up in a uniform, which robe are we choosing?

1. The Classic 2. The Sad Clown 3. The Bachelor

I just watched Sopranos last year and its kinda sad when i go watch some new series because i know that i will never find something with the same quality. The Sopranos kind of destroyed everything for me.

(Sorry if i wrote something wrong or confuse, english is not my native language)

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Tony would still be alive in the series finale if she had shown up with the ziti in S1. Butterfly effect.

All I can say is Wow. By far the greatest show of all time.

I started watching the sopranos not long after COVID effectively put me out of work, and I can say that The Sopranos definitely helped pass the time but left me stupidly obsessed for the better part of two months.

Being a mob boss and a family man, how Tony Soprano manages his life, makes us hate and empathize with him at the same time. His sessions with Dr. Melfi are gold. The great acting, screenplay, and writing cannot be praised enough as the show is known for ushering in a new era of TV. The music of the show adds another layer to the depth of the whole storytelling process. The songs are so very well picked that you won't be able to hold yourself from searching them on the internet and saving to your library. While talking about The Sopranos how can one not talk about the climax? The way David Chase ends the show leaves us with a sense of yearning to see the complete picture, which makes us keep connecting the dots

So The Wire, The Sopranos and Breaking Bad are some of the best tv shows of all time, if not the best. But how would you rank all the 16 seasons?

It was really hard to do, but here is my ranking:

GREAT:

16. Breaking Bad S1

17. The Sopranos S1

18. The Wire S5

AMAZING:

13. The Sopranos S4

14. The Wire S2

15. The Sopranos S2

16. Breaking Bad S2

17. The Wire S1

MASTERPIECES:

8. The Sopranos S3

9. The Sopranos S5

10. Breaking Bad S3

11. The Wire S3

BEST OF THE BEST:

4. The Sopranos S6

5. Breaking Bad S4

6. The Wire S4

7. Breaking Bad S5.

PS: I love all of them and this is just my opinion. BrBa S1 which is the worst in my opinion is still a 8/10 - 8.5/10.