3:06 the scene that "went over your head" was referencing the Fifth Amendment - the one that protects from self-incrimination. Tony poses a what if - what if I asked you very personal things about you and your life? She says "I'd have to take the fifth", meaning "I'd choose not to share that with you because it's potentially [embarrassing, incriminating, whathaveyou]". This is actually a fairly common joke, but very few US citizens are ever in the position where they actually have to invoke the fifth. The reason it's so funny here is that Tony Soprano is in organized crime - pleading the fifth (or taking the fifth, whichever way you say it), is something he would absolutely have to do in his line of work. This is something that's very common in Mafia cases when mobsters are questioned under oath in the courts. So he thought she was making the joke because he's in the mafia. But she was actually making the joke because it's just a joke she's heard before and it made sense for the situation. It became even funnier to her once she remembered how it applies to him differently than the average person.
Even though it didnt make it into the reaction; The wink Tony gives AJ at the funeral with the Mazzy Star track playing in the background is one of my personal favorite episode endings in the Sopranos. Although there are many great ones.
It would be frowned on heavily, I believe, but shit rolls downhill. Tony is a capo, captain, so yeah he could probably get away with beating a lower rank soldier. Even if he isn't supposed to.
You love the sound of your own voice. Stopping every 2 seconds to make some lame joke or comment. I thought your comedy reactions were brutally bad, you are already proving to be insufferable 5 minutes in.
@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS Highlights! If these were highlights, that's even more alarming. I'm sure there is an audience out there that can appreciate this. I'm out. Happy New Year.
3:06 the scene that "went over your head" was referencing the Fifth Amendment - the one that protects from self-incrimination.
Tony poses a what if - what if I asked you very personal things about you and your life? She says "I'd have to take the fifth", meaning "I'd choose not to share that with you because it's potentially [embarrassing, incriminating, whathaveyou]". This is actually a fairly common joke, but very few US citizens are ever in the position where they actually have to invoke the fifth. The reason it's so funny here is that Tony Soprano is in organized crime - pleading the fifth (or taking the fifth, whichever way you say it), is something he would absolutely have to do in his line of work. This is something that's very common in Mafia cases when mobsters are questioned under oath in the courts. So he thought she was making the joke because he's in the mafia. But she was actually making the joke because it's just a joke she's heard before and it made sense for the situation. It became even funnier to her once she remembered how it applies to him differently than the average person.
Came here to explain this, you have already done it and better. Well done, sir.
Love that you’ve adopted the 2 episode format for this show.
Even though it didnt make it into the reaction; The wink Tony gives AJ at the funeral with the Mazzy Star track playing in the background is one of my personal favorite episode endings in the Sopranos. Although there are many great ones.
7:00 Dont ever and I mean ever interrupt one of Uncle Juniors timeless jokes again
yes.. his quotes are legendary 🙌
We absolutely had pay phones. We had soda machines and A SMOKING AREA at every high school in my area in Cali. The past was wild
Tony is also a made guy, He's not supposed to hit a made guy either, but he's more likely to get away with it than someone who isn't made.
It would be frowned on heavily, I believe, but shit rolls downhill. Tony is a capo, captain, so yeah he could probably get away with beating a lower rank soldier. Even if he isn't supposed to.
In Brooklyn we say agita the way Uncle Junior says it
love your reactions keep it up brother!
we definitely had pay phones in schools here in Jersey
5:57 now you know how he paid for a family of seven to fly to Paris
Dude, hard agree on Egypt and India
His other neck makes sense, think about another head on the male body
Agita comes from the italian word agitare
Agita is Italian
I know you’d get mad at the priest lmao
More of this.
You love the sound of your own voice. Stopping every 2 seconds to make some lame joke or comment. I thought your comedy reactions were brutally bad, you are already proving to be insufferable 5 minutes in.
THIS IS A HIGHLIGHT REEL OF THE ACTUAL REACTION...
@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS Highlights! If these were highlights, that's even more alarming. I'm sure there is an audience out there that can appreciate this. I'm out. Happy New Year.