The Sopranos (HBO) TV Show • Page 13

off the top of my head;

2, 1, 5, 3, 4, 6B, 6A

 

5, 6B, 6A, 4, 3, 2, 1

 

I love the coma dream episodes in 6A. Some of my favorite episodes, actually.

 

I was unfamiliar with gandolfini before the sopranos so when he used his actual voice to play coma-tony i was super thrown off haha

 

There was a year-long gap between shooting the pilot episode and the second episode. In the pilot, Tony isn't as heavy and a little more articulate when speaking.

 

I think I’m going to rewatch the whole series, again. It’ll be my fourth time I think. Maybe fifth.

 

I just finished my 5th rewatch. I do it every 18 months or so and it never feels stale.

 

Actually maybe it was my 6th. I watch this show so freekin much.

 

I sooooo just geeked out because Allen Coulter is a fan of my shop and is returning on Friday. Just talked to him for a half hour. Life is fucking weird.

 

Finished my re watch the other day, and now I’m sad.

 

You know what the cure is for that? Gabagool

 

Or a sandwich from Satriale's.

 

I've been revisiting Celebrity Deathmatch and completely forgot about this episode.

 

Bobby, Chris and Pussy are doing a 'In Conversation' tour here in Australia next year. Cannot wait.

 

Gabagool cures everything. Also, it’s cured so like..

 

Rewatching this for the third or fourth time now- I’ve lost count- but its my girlfriends first time. We are just reaching the tail end of the first season and the word that Uncle Junior gives good head is out!

 

Any time I remember an interaction between Tony and Uncle Jun my heart melts.

 

"I thought you were a Bacala man, what are you doin' eatin' Sushi?"

 

May I ask why? lol

 

I feel like this was one of the few times Carmela was able to crack a good joke

Tony: Uncle Jun, how was Boca?
Junior: Wonderful. I don't go down enough.
Carmela: That's not what I heard.

 

I think it's because it hits home. My dad has a similar relationship with his uncle, which I started noticing after my grandfather passed. Watching how Tony treated and cared for Uncle Jun, even through disagreements etc. made me relive my childhood a bit.

My family's origins are middle eastern and a lot of Tony's (and most everyone in the show, really) concept of family values, I grew up hearing about constantly from my dad. Respect, family first, etc. That really shines in Tony's relationship with Uncle Jun all the way to the end.

 

What, you got a doctors note that says you don’t like to suck **** anymore?!

 

Respect to a real one

 

So I’ve never seen the movie Mickey Blue Eyes but it happens to be on TV right now and I’m surprised how many Sopranos actors are popping up in this.