You have a really cool personality. I’m 23 and have been isolated since graduating highschool. When re-entering societ, I’ve had a fear that I won’t ever meet people I can jive with. But I can totally imagine me meeting someone like you as a coworker and befriending them, while being able to shoot the shit. Great video and thoughts
Thanks I appreciate that. It’s gonna be alright dude. 23 wasn’t my favorite year either, but things do get better, not all at once but they do. There’s friends and companionship for every personality type.
Love this and the season 2 random thoughts! Would love to hear the other seasons.... The detail of the Fender - I'd always spotted it was a Fender (and not some cheapo brand, or a Squire even) - but to hear it was a Clapton signature is just wild!
Great footnote to the Matrix DVD scene is that Ralphie makes his first appearance (episode 3.2) in that very spot, as if walking through a time portal.
The thing that ALWAYS gets me is the weird way Paulie is holding the fish in the car. Instead of hold it with his left hand in a natural way, he is propping it against his wrist and it just looks so weird and awkward like he's got a fake hand or something. It always stands out to me and I can't see anything else. Regarding the music posters in Meadow's room, one you missed is for the band _Scout_ (on the right at 9:25, but it's seen in full in another shot where you see the band name, can't remember when). You'll recognise the woman on the poster as the lead singer of the "Miami Relatives" band who later perform at the Crazy Horse. That is actually the band Scout. Regarding the sprinklers/water theme - I always thought that Tony out in the garden tending to the tomatoes was a pretty direct reference to _The Godfather_ when Vito Corleone dies. He's out tending to the tomatoes and playing with his grandson, and dies amongst the plants. In both cases it's the death of an old parent linked to tomato plants. There's another _Godfather_ reference in the same episode when the funeral director says "I'll use all my powers, all my skills".
Would love to see a season 4 video. Your sopranos videos in general are my favorite. I love analyzing scenes the same way as you do in these videos. Keep it up!
Hey Kino, in Second Opinion when Junior is under anesthesia, that's not Agent Harris talking to him. It's two random imaginary people. It kind of sounds like Harris, but they are imaginary. The other agent is someone we never seen before. And the one kind of resembles Harris. But they are just a random hallucination.
When they say "Pine Barrens" _you_ say "Harriman State Park". Jackie Jr didnt see Vito cause Vito was wearing his see-through socks, which make you see-through.
About 10:22 throughout the S6 episode "Kennedy & Heidi" Tony has to deal with a pile of asbestos that he can't dispose of just yet because Phil is hard-lining a deal and he ends up ordering it to be dumped in a lake, as the subtitles reveal the sounds of ducks that were there. I read in an article on an advocacy site (Save New Jersey Shores) taking about the significant amount of ash pollution from an Esplanade development site in NJ, so I think similarly here, the cut to the ducks may show how the businesses Tony engages in harm the only thing he seems to love unconditionally, animals, and in this case specifically ducks - which in the pilot represented his family and were a way in for empathizing with this troubling protagonist. As the series goes on, Tony is shown to hurt the ones most closest to him and display more toxic behavior towards them. The aforementioned episode, "Kennedy & Heidi" shows Tony at the worst version of himself and this displayed alongside that of sort B-plot that ended up with him dumping the waste - almost severing the tie with the likeable and possibly redeemable Tony from earlier on in the show, after which we get the "I get it!" scene of Tony's epiphany in the desert. Great & insightful stuff as is the case in the first two parts. I'm looking forward to the next three (maybe and a half) parts.
I recently rewatched season 1. They obviously found their footing towards the end. Maybe by the time they get to the episode where Tony imagines the Italian student cause he’s on too much Prozac. But episodes before that are so weird in comparison to the rest of the series. That could be an interesting video idea
Honestly that was the reaction to big mouth Billy bass when it came out. It’s kinda a proto-meme, it’s a lot like internet humor, we were totally unprepared for a singing fish
Bear in mind not everybody saw every episode week to week in its original airing so the flashbacks to earlier eps serve a purpose. Of course it's going to seem repetitive if you binge the show now.
I don’t know if this is correct but with Vito’s gun, the laws in new Jersey are super strict about guns and extending to prop guns. So with close up of a gun that’s the best they could do at the time. But as I said, I don’t know how true it is
I was watching a reaction video of a season 3 episode and Tony is talking about the death of Traci to Dr Melfi (calling Traci a young man whom he worked with). He says "its sad when they go young like that" it reminded me of when it says that in season 5 about Joey Peeps going young and it really pisses off Johnny Sac.
Never seen Dragnet? Go watch it. Now. Watch the 50s series and the 60s/70s series (but the older ones are better). Listen to the radio shows. That dialog gets in your bones.
I need to know who the random young looking uncle Jun character is that is on the steps at Tony’s house when they are talking about his mom in the great room. Pleaseeee I can’t be the only one that has seen that
Season three of the Sopranos has got to be the worst season for me3 the worst season for me and I always felt like that season was very boring. The villain was not even a villain. It was just somebody who was killed because Tony didn’t care about him.😅 it was ridiculous. I felt like they were totally ridiculous. Season four not all that good and the worst decline only season one to me is the best season.1 I’ll only be the best season
I'm of the opposite view, I regard S3 as possibly the best season (the two other seasons that compete for me are S2 and S6 Part B) thanks to its "trifecta of violence" episodes in Employee of the Month, Another Toothpick, and University. The Gloria storyline (my favorite comare character), and more overlooked episodes like "To Save Us All From Satan's Power", plus I love the cinematography in it - those darker hues & shades contrasted with warmer colors make it the best middle ground for me between the brighter earlier seasons & grainer, darker, more cinematic looking later ones. I love S4 too but I get the impression that's the season people would find more boring given there's as not much of a driving central plot to it. It's more introspective & slower focused on Tony & Carmella's marriage, and the antagonist dies a few episodes before the finale. In S3, I regard ultimately Ralphie to be the antagonist there too, not Jackie. The latter just happens to be the source of liability and agita for Tony this time around, like Tony B in S5, as opposed to Livia, Uncle Jun, ,Richie, Ralphie, and Phil.
Love your Sopranos content. I know it takes a lot of effort to make and I appreciate it.
@@maxmcgrubor4028 thanks so much! There’ll be more to come
A.J. - BY FAR the most underrated character on the whole f**kin' show! Madonn'!
You have a really cool personality. I’m 23 and have been isolated since graduating highschool. When re-entering societ, I’ve had a fear that I won’t ever meet people I can jive with. But I can totally imagine me meeting someone like you as a coworker and befriending them, while being able to shoot the shit. Great video and thoughts
Thanks I appreciate that. It’s gonna be alright dude. 23 wasn’t my favorite year either, but things do get better, not all at once but they do. There’s friends and companionship for every personality type.
Loved the video.Definitely keep going with the random thoughts videos for the later seasons.
Love this and the season 2 random thoughts! Would love to hear the other seasons....
The detail of the Fender - I'd always spotted it was a Fender (and not some cheapo brand, or a Squire even) - but to hear it was a Clapton signature is just wild!
Great footnote to the Matrix DVD scene is that Ralphie makes his first appearance (episode 3.2) in that very spot, as if walking through a time portal.
literally shouted with joy seeing this video pop up
The thing that ALWAYS gets me is the weird way Paulie is holding the fish in the car. Instead of hold it with his left hand in a natural way, he is propping it against his wrist and it just looks so weird and awkward like he's got a fake hand or something. It always stands out to me and I can't see anything else.
Regarding the music posters in Meadow's room, one you missed is for the band _Scout_ (on the right at 9:25, but it's seen in full in another shot where you see the band name, can't remember when). You'll recognise the woman on the poster as the lead singer of the "Miami Relatives" band who later perform at the Crazy Horse. That is actually the band Scout.
Regarding the sprinklers/water theme - I always thought that Tony out in the garden tending to the tomatoes was a pretty direct reference to _The Godfather_ when Vito Corleone dies. He's out tending to the tomatoes and playing with his grandson, and dies amongst the plants. In both cases it's the death of an old parent linked to tomato plants. There's another _Godfather_ reference in the same episode when the funeral director says "I'll use all my powers, all my skills".
@@NotQuiteFirst good catch about the tomatoes 🍅 could very easily be that as well.
Would love to see a season 4 video. Your sopranos videos in general are my favorite. I love analyzing scenes the same way as you do in these videos. Keep it up!
I just stumbled upon your Cold Cuts video, and I gotta say I love you channel! Please do s4
These are very good, keep going!
Hey Kino, in Second Opinion when Junior is under anesthesia, that's not Agent Harris talking to him. It's two random imaginary people. It kind of sounds like Harris, but they are imaginary. The other agent is someone we never seen before. And the one kind of resembles Harris. But they are just a random hallucination.
Yeah that's definitely not the actor that plays Harris.
my new favorite channel. hope to see way more sopranos content and editing content in general
Appreciate the support! More coming soon.
Bro glad to find your channel, nice to see another fellow Sopranos fan keeping this show alive, Heh Heh
He he 🤘🏻
i LOVE the telltale moozadell investigation scene, it's so out of place but is so funny
I love the things you notice about editing!!
3:31 I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE😂😂😂
Great video Couch Bum! Cheers from Poland
Dzięki!
Really cool video
your YT name and picture game me a good laugh
Paulie always listening to the news
This is deeper than analysis
When they say "Pine Barrens" _you_ say "Harriman State Park".
Jackie Jr didnt see Vito cause Vito was wearing his see-through socks, which make you see-through.
More creative than Spielberg this guy
@@onepureturtle😂
cool video. thanks for sharing
Great video as always, would love to see some videos discussing Breaking Bad
Thanks! There is a good chance I’ll do a BB video someday. Have to give it a fresh rewatch.
About 10:22 throughout the S6 episode "Kennedy & Heidi" Tony has to deal with a pile of asbestos that he can't dispose of just yet because Phil is hard-lining a deal and he ends up ordering it to be dumped in a lake, as the subtitles reveal the sounds of ducks that were there.
I read in an article on an advocacy site (Save New Jersey Shores) taking about the significant amount of ash pollution from an Esplanade development site in NJ, so I think similarly here, the cut to the ducks may show how the businesses Tony engages in harm the only thing he seems to love unconditionally, animals, and in this case specifically ducks - which in the pilot represented his family and were a way in for empathizing with this troubling protagonist.
As the series goes on, Tony is shown to hurt the ones most closest to him and display more toxic behavior towards them. The aforementioned episode, "Kennedy & Heidi" shows Tony at the worst version of himself and this displayed alongside that of sort B-plot that ended up with him dumping the waste - almost severing the tie with the likeable and possibly redeemable Tony from earlier on in the show, after which we get the "I get it!" scene of Tony's epiphany in the desert.
Great & insightful stuff as is the case in the first two parts. I'm looking forward to the next three (maybe and a half) parts.
Bro is breaking the 4th wall 💀
Idk how I can still learn more things about this show but it keeps happening
Sign of an excellent show
I recently rewatched season 1. They obviously found their footing towards the end. Maybe by the time they get to the episode where Tony imagines the Italian student cause he’s on too much Prozac. But episodes before that are so weird in comparison to the rest of the series. That could be an interesting video idea
bro i never thought that the metal horns would be connected to malocchio of all things lmao
Honestly that was the reaction to big mouth Billy bass when it came out. It’s kinda a proto-meme, it’s a lot like internet humor, we were totally unprepared for a singing fish
The internet has numbed our minds to depraved depths of insanity the early 00’s could never comprehend
4:49 Christopher looks high as fuck, michael imperioli did a great job acting high throughout the show
the chris and paulie big mouth scene always make me laugh cos its just two big stupid fully grown gangsters laughing at a fish singing in the car
But I love your vids! Keep it up
It was shot in the Pine Barrens of New York
Bear in mind not everybody saw every episode week to week in its original airing so the flashbacks to earlier eps serve a purpose. Of course it's going to seem repetitive if you binge the show now.
I was just watching the new RLM episode, and then you go and mention Mike
14:27 one your favorite "polly" quotes? his name is paulie. "polly" is a bird's name.
but i want a cracker
@@couchbumkino5423 😤 see this is why he has to tell people to call him "clarence"
Molocchio also sounds like Moloch which is an old word referring to human sacrifice in ancient Hebrew cultures.
I don’t know if this is correct but with Vito’s gun, the laws in new Jersey are super strict about guns and extending to prop guns. So with close up of a gun that’s the best they could do at the time. But as I said, I don’t know how true it is
@@kremesauce this honestly wouldn’t surprise me lol
The reason the guy doesn't recoil is because it's a "non gun" a prop used for close up gun fire shots.
IT IS?!?!?!?
I was watching a reaction video of a season 3 episode and Tony is talking about the death of Traci to Dr Melfi (calling Traci a young man whom he worked with). He says "its sad when they go young like that" it reminded me of when it says that in season 5 about Joey Peeps going young and it really pisses off Johnny Sac.
Never seen Dragnet? Go watch it. Now. Watch the 50s series and the 60s/70s series (but the older ones are better). Listen to the radio shows. That dialog gets in your bones.
I just remember the late-80s (I think) _Dragnet_ movie, starring Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks... 🤔
Yes, I am that old.
@ Yeah, that was part homage, part reboot, and part parody. Amusing, had its moments, but not all that great.
i would love for vince gilligan to say if the doctor actor was a coincidence or was it intentional
I THOUGHT THE SAME THING ABOUT MIKE FROM RED LETTER MEDIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I need to know who the random young looking uncle Jun character is that is on the steps at Tony’s house when they are talking about his mom in the great room. Pleaseeee I can’t be the only one that has seen that
Def not. I’ve seen it too. Check out my strangest edits in the sopranos series i cover it in one of those.
AJ and Janice look like they really are related
Wouldn't the unknown band, "M FIVE", most likely a stand-in for Maroon 5?
Wait water means death? I thought black was death.
Pls do season 4 comment
Yes great. Way better than sopranos theories who just does shitty recaps
Appreciate this. Trying to do something different.
Season three of the Sopranos has got to be the worst season for me3 the worst season for me and I always felt like that season was very boring. The villain was not even a villain. It was just somebody who was killed because Tony didn’t care about him.😅 it was ridiculous. I felt like they were totally ridiculous. Season four not all that good and the worst decline only season one to me is the best season.1 I’ll only be the best season
I'm of the opposite view, I regard S3 as possibly the best season (the two other seasons that compete for me are S2 and S6 Part B) thanks to its "trifecta of violence" episodes in Employee of the Month, Another Toothpick, and University. The Gloria storyline (my favorite comare character), and more overlooked episodes like "To Save Us All From Satan's Power", plus I love the cinematography in it - those darker hues & shades contrasted with warmer colors make it the best middle ground for me between the brighter earlier seasons & grainer, darker, more cinematic looking later ones.
I love S4 too but I get the impression that's the season people would find more boring given there's as not much of a driving central plot to it. It's more introspective & slower focused on Tony & Carmella's marriage, and the antagonist dies a few episodes before the finale. In S3, I regard ultimately Ralphie to be the antagonist there too, not Jackie. The latter just happens to be the source of liability and agita for Tony this time around, like Tony B in S5, as opposed to Livia, Uncle Jun, ,Richie, Ralphie, and Phil.
@@themadtitan7603totally agree with cinematography of Season 3.The atmosphere is perfect 🤌🏻