I thought I was the only one who recognized that I put this scene up there is just a top 10 seen for me. Like I told my buddy it is the very small things that this man does that just is incredible. And him tapping that plate is just crazy cool. The other scene I love is when Meadow calls him a mob boss and he kind of loses it
@TheRealist 811 when Artie did that I couldnt stop laughing. Whenever I think of his character I think of him doing that. Even his hand gestures were corny.
@@fullbag50 I said go into witness protection. The Feds aren't going to go to spend money protecting and relocating someone who hasn't testified or given them info leading to a conviction.
Believe me I did. This was back when I was Jackie Jr's age. Dad said "when you wear sunglasses indoors you're telling everybody you're a damn idiot". He was right and I never did it again.
Yeah but it comes at a cost. Peace of mind. When you live the life of a criminal you don't know if someone is gonna snitch and cause you to go to jail, if the authorities find some evidence that can put you in jail, if someone kills you for something personal, or if someone kills you because of business. Jail or death. No one wants that life for their son.
Let me give you MY uncle's words about this kind of life. "When you're in, you have a beautiful life. Beautiful, and short." It doesn't matter how much money they have when they cannot enjoy a second of it without looking behind their shoulders constantly.
Tony could tell Jackie Jr that Richie got pinched for selling coke on the garbage routes and was looking at basically the rest of his life locked up for distribution, violating parole, etc. That would seem pretty plausible.
Easy sell, if u just did 10 years, get a little taste of freedom and get caught again and they try to throw 25-life at u, thats when a guy might mentally break, no matter how tough and committed to the life. It would be like a death sentence and they throw u a life line. Sammy the bull was committed, but he knew he could skate on 19 murders cause the corrupt feds wanted Gotti so bad
Jackie Jr. totally had the 'inheritor mentality' - thinking that the mafia works like royalty and what his father did would be automatically passed down to him. I always loved how the "witness protection program" dodge was always believed ever though none of this 'protected witnesses' ever showed up at a trial.
@Mike Well...If thats true I wonder how he thought....cause the boss before Jackie Sr was Johnny Soprano (Tonys dad). Jackie Sr was only acting boss due to Johnny being incarcerated. The crown of the family belonged to Sopranos, no doubt.
AJ may be a loser too but at least he knows to stear clear from the family business, that's why he's gonna live longer than Jackie. Jackie didn't know he doesn't have the makings of a varsity athlete.
No he was such a good actor - Because he played the part of an annoying young know-it-all really well. Just like the actress who played Janice did really well playing the part of the scamming-bullshitter-sister. Just like the actor who played AJ played the part of the whiny-pissant-manic-depressant-son really well. Every actor in this show envoked emotion from the audience. That, my friend, is what makes a good actor
IrishCarney that’s not necessarily a bad thing though. any actor needs a great director, and Chase was superb at casting people with limited acting ability in roles which didn’t really require them to act, just be themselves; a lot of megastars fall into this category of actor, like Robert Downey Jr or Anthony Hopkins. they actually don’t have much range but they’re so iconic that they have roles written with them in mind, and they kill it because they’re so charismatic. having said that, i tend to much prefer a genius like James or Edie, who bring such depth to their characters that it elevates anything they appear in, and when they’re paired with each other and someone like David Chase they create moments of real profundity.
If Jackie jr wouldn't have been a putz he would've had anything he wanted. He was the son of a beloved mafia boss, he was likable when he wasn't trying to be a tough guy, he was dating the current Boss' daughter which is the next best thing after being the son of the boss. All the mobsters would've taken care of him financially if he would've stayed out of trouble. But he was a douche bag.
When Tony says..."Lose the glasses", you can tell he is a hard ass. When Tony taps his plate a few times and has to repeat "Look at me", you know he is the BOSS. An epic scene.
Jackie is a perfect example of these 3rdGEN mob family kids, grow up in a big McMansion , drivin a $50G car at 19 , best cloths jewelry , could never ever do 10yrs
Tony did whatever he could for this kid, smacked him around, tried to look after him, even told Chris to leave him alone, in the end Tony didn’t leave him a choice.
I’ve just realised why i fell in love with the sopranos, to be frank it’s just great acting and great scenes with great dialogue, James Gandolphini is up there with the best in my book RIP Big Man 💛
Tony really got more than one over on Richie in the end. As well as his sister being the one who pulled the trigger on him, he also bought disgrace on his name after death by concocting the story that he was a rat.
"I'm gonna say a few things. I'm gonna say some bad words. You're just gonna have to deal with it." My teen boys literally every time they play Call of Duty.
100%. To be honest what also made this show excellent was the really talented cast. Eddie Falco as Carmela Soprano is among the finest acting jobs I've ever seen.
Gandolfini was a very good character actor, that's why almost all his roles were similar, he was self aware about this, it's one of the reasons he almost never gave interviews
@@thomasjust2663 his roles were similar cause he was a big Italian American guy so he was typecast, he didnt do interviews cause he hated the attention and didnt understand why people would find what he had to say interesting
Jackie should've gotten into real estate and married Meadow. That way he could easily relocate based on where she landed a job and have a career where he could do morally grey things and use his connections.
Being a doctor is not as powerful as Tony says or as it once was. In between the massive debt, insurance companies, lowering reimbursements, losing out on your 20s, increasing competition from advanced nurses not to mention the massive stress and long hours, calling it a demanding job is an understatement.
ya its turned into a bit of a racket for the established doctors to just burn out anyone without connections, though some of it is neccessary to make sure the doctors arent killing people, but you know how rackets go
While I completely agree that being a doctor is not all it’s cracked out to be, I disagree with this notion that your 20s are the only time to experience life. There is literally nothing you can do or experience in your 20s that you cannot experience in your 30s.
Tony is a tactical great white shark. He can size you up very quickly, and apply the necessary pressure to get what he wants from you. Jackie jr. is chum in the water.
I'm not sure if he was going for "douchebag" (as an actor), or he was playing a role and "douchebag" was the outcome, but, if there was a douchebag category in the Oscars he'd take it.
@@dsandoval9396 You might have to consider the writers' and director's intentions here too.Actors don't get to choose that stuff .They try to act the role they are given.
"we created too nice a home life for them" *waves hands* "they don't wanna go out in the world" *demonstrates perfect diving technique* "but hey, if they're closer to us then we were with our parents" *spins hands wildly* "is that" *air guitar* "such" *karate moves* "a bad thing?" *quotes nietzsche in isl*
Best programme I have ever watched 109% superb after all these years still amazing an the podcast is brilliant love this programme such of loved 2 have started in it
“I have to go make a phone call” - a mobsters favorite line to say so it looks like they chose to leave the conversation instead of being asked to leave
All the details of this show. Tony gives him a reality check he really needed and tried talking sense but lije a real mobster also lies his ass off😂😂. Jackie was very well acted.
Furio is a good soldier. He knows when to leave without being told.
That's common sense for Furio
"There's a bee on your hat"
Hes the goat
this guy ova here sharp as a fucki**g cue ball
Give a me a thousand dollars
I love how Furio leaves with his plate because he has to make 2(not one) phone calls.
@@FranklinSninsky he was excusing himself from the table in a way that makes it seem.like hes wasnt asked to leave tony and jackie alone to talk.
@@johng9095 This guy gets it
Gdog4430 mobster etiquette 1 o 1, furio was the real deal. Dude even just about killed tony himself, but he couldn’t let himself do it.
Yes! Like he REALLY wanted to show respect, and then the Italian to English thing!
Stupid-a fucking phone
The way Gandolfini taps that plate for jackies attention.....
What a huge loss R.I.P
I thought I was the only one who recognized that I put this scene up there is just a top 10 seen for me. Like I told my buddy it is the very small things that this man does that just is incredible. And him tapping that plate is just crazy cool. The other scene I love is when Meadow calls him a mob boss and he kind of loses it
That's what brought me here!
@Peter T hahahahahahahhahahahh!
@Peter T funny enough they’re both from North Jersey
Pissed myself laughing as I had family members who use to tap the plate to get attention
Tony tapping on his plate and telling Jackie Jr to look at him is such a fantastic moment. I love this scene
Jackie Jr couldn't look any more late 90s/early 2000s.
nah that was Brendan
Totally. Meadow too in earlier seasons. It’s hilarious. Brendan Filone has got a bad case of 90’s-itis too.
And also behave
Honestly, I straight up use to dress like that, on my italian side that was the look lmfao
Aye but what was he gonna do get in a time machine
0:17: Talking-With-Your-Hands level: Expert. Artie Bucco would never talk to the cops because as soon as he was hand-cuffed he’d be essentially mute.
Matt Pope My dad used to say “cut off an Italian’s hands and he can’t talk”.
What do you call an italian with their hands tied behind their back? Orally challenged.
He uses his hand to say his own restaurant name whe talking to Livia.
Your a funny guy! Lol
@TheRealist 811 when Artie did that I couldnt stop laughing. Whenever I think of his character I think of him doing that. Even his hand gestures were corny.
Tony technically wasn't lying when he said he didn't clip Richie
Maybe I rationalize like a gangster, but I instantly thought the same thing.
TheStonerosesHQ he was lying about him being a rat though
How does anyone believe the witness protection shit lol. You only go into witness protection if you're testifying.
@@cockoffgewgle4993 Not true. You can provide information and be a rat without testifying. Both Pussy and Adriana were rats, but they never testified.
@@fullbag50 I said go into witness protection. The Feds aren't going to go to spend money protecting and relocating someone who hasn't testified or given them info leading to a conviction.
"I have to make a stupida facking phone call"
You got a call on ya hat
Issa not jussa Domonic who issa de problem, issa da phone too
Ya beat me to that comment by only 3 yrs
stupida facking game
Joo gotta phone onna joo at
Believe me I did. This was back when I was Jackie Jr's age. Dad said "when you wear sunglasses indoors you're telling everybody you're a damn idiot". He was right and I never did it again.
Vinnie Provolone indeed, like secret service agents and other 3 letter agency people. Fuck em
pretty much all the rappers do it
Anybody who’s important enough really
Well, only two kinds of people in my experience drive SUVs which is the driving version of wearing sunglasses indoors: short people and twats
Also when I was his age I would wear sun glasses to cover up the fact that I was stoned.
Artie's hand gestures are my favorite part of this scene. I crack up every time I see it.
He talked like that every time.
@@Joekidd1961 Yeah but this scene I would say he is the most expressive with his hands than probably any of the others.
sopranosfan11 he said he based his character and the hand gestures on the landlord from The Godfather that was gona evict the old lady
@@jaybee3055 Did you get that from Talking Sopranos? I think I just heard John Ventimiglia mention that last Sunday.
sopranosfan11 yup lol
Great idea telling somebody to not be a gangster while wearing your best suit, drinking champagne and eating in an expensive restaurant.
G. Carandini Yea be a doctor or lawyer and wear the suit tho.
Yeah but it comes at a cost. Peace of mind. When you live the life of a criminal you don't know if someone is gonna snitch and cause you to go to jail, if the authorities find some evidence that can put you in jail, if someone kills you for something personal, or if someone kills you because of business. Jail or death. No one wants that life for their son.
Let me give you MY uncle's words about this kind of life. "When you're in, you have a beautiful life. Beautiful, and short." It doesn't matter how much money they have when they cannot enjoy a second of it without looking behind their shoulders constantly.
Yeah but Jackie Jr already had all that shit.
G. Carandini Sometimes you have to think further..
I can't believe Jackie believed that story. Ritchie does 10 years in the can and still became a rat? Lol
You ask anybody!
hey good point never realized that
+Bobby Houck He didn't want to do 20 like Phil Leotardo. He compromised.
Tony could tell Jackie Jr that Richie got pinched for selling coke on the garbage routes and was looking at basically the rest of his life locked up for distribution, violating parole, etc. That would seem pretty plausible.
Easy sell, if u just did 10 years, get a little taste of freedom and get caught again and they try to throw 25-life at u, thats when a guy might mentally break, no matter how tough and committed to the life. It would be like a death sentence and they throw u a life line. Sammy the bull was committed, but he knew he could skate on 19 murders cause the corrupt feds wanted Gotti so bad
Jackie Jr. totally had the 'inheritor mentality' - thinking that the mafia works like royalty and what his father did would be automatically passed down to him. I always loved how the "witness protection program" dodge was always believed ever though none of this 'protected witnesses' ever showed up at a trial.
Mike Gardner Well, Jackie didn't even live long enough to see any trial if there was one, which we know there wasn't.
Didn't he almost drown in three inches of water?
@Mike Well...If thats true I wonder how he thought....cause the boss before Jackie Sr was Johnny Soprano (Tonys dad). Jackie Sr was only acting boss due to Johnny being incarcerated. The crown of the family belonged to Sopranos, no doubt.
Kjell Olofsson the boss of the family was Eckley Di Meo before Jackie Sr. Johnny Soprano was capo only
Mike Gardner d
Jackie Jr a doctor? Come on Tony, that would be like AJ getting into a 4 year college.
Jackie Jr never had the intelligence and studie mentality to become a graduate in anything. Let alone a degree in Medicine or Osteopathy...
AJ may be a loser too but at least he knows to stear clear from the family business, that's why he's gonna live longer than Jackie. Jackie didn't know he doesn't have the makings of a varsity athlete.
Actually it's quite easy to get into and grad a 4 year college these days, that's why so many who come out are still retarded.
@@brucelston Yes, there are so many worthless degrees that end in "Studies" which are easy for the average idiot to receive.
malcolm brown AJ wanted to be an event planner.
No he was such a good actor - Because he played the part of an annoying young know-it-all really well. Just like the actress who played Janice did really well playing the part of the scamming-bullshitter-sister. Just like the actor who played AJ played the part of the whiny-pissant-manic-depressant-son really well. Every actor in this show envoked emotion from the audience. That, my friend, is what makes a good actor
AJ? He was the worst ever. What has he done since?
elvis316 you really dindt understand a word he said?
Except Paulie Walnuts. Exactly the same off screen, totally one dimensional.
IrishCarney that’s not necessarily a bad thing though. any actor needs a great director, and Chase was superb at casting people with limited acting ability in roles which didn’t really require them to act, just be themselves; a lot of megastars fall into this category of actor, like Robert Downey Jr or Anthony Hopkins. they actually don’t have much range but they’re so iconic that they have roles written with them in mind, and they kill it because they’re so charismatic.
having said that, i tend to much prefer a genius like James or Edie, who bring such depth to their characters that it elevates anything they appear in, and when they’re paired with each other and someone like David Chase they create moments of real profundity.
@@elvis316 What have you ever done?
Tony should have had Furio beat the shit out of Jackie. "You donna wanna respecta boss, EH?"
Lmao
puffyshirt681 stupida faakin kid
You gatta Bee on yur aat
puffyshirt681 stupida fuckin glasses
Stupida fuckin Jackie.
If Jackie jr wouldn't have been a putz he would've had anything he wanted. He was the son of a beloved mafia boss, he was likable when he wasn't trying to be a tough guy, he was dating the current Boss' daughter which is the next best thing after being the son of the boss. All the mobsters would've taken care of him financially if he would've stayed out of trouble. But he was a douche bag.
It was a STORY. Made up.
@Don Jon how old were you when your father died? Jackie had a lot to learn and Rosalie wasnt gonna teach him anything but being a mobster
He wanted to be what they all were (*his greatest mistake was trying to be like they all were)...
Dario Gomez Jackie’s dad was never boss, he was acting boss. Big difference.
Yeah because everyone that dated Meadow ended up great
"my fawdah"
-JackieJr
@Alexander Palacios I'm here out of respect to my fawdah and the US open
Half of Jackie juniors lines on the show: “My Fatha”
Edit: holy crap. Thanks for all the likes!
Lol😅
@@andrewmcinnis1123 Should have kept his ass in school.
LOL
Fwatha
He's even too late for his appointment with Tony out of respect to his fatha.
Tony spends 99% of the time he's eating, jabbing at the food
alpha af
@@artvandelay837 of Vandelay Latex Industries?
@@RhangDao heh heh that's me
he irks the heck out of me when he eats
@@mrknowitalllt1 go watch something else
2:07 love Tony's fake sincerity face. Looks like he's about to sneeze
Such a brilliant actor, really.
Eric Cartman where’s the lie? He didn’t kill Richie
@@tobsmonster2 Maybe the lie is that Richie was a Rat??
It hilarious ngl his face lol
it annoys me somehow. I would be okay if it lasted for 1 second but he holds that face for a while lol
I love how furio takes his plate with him to make the phone call. Don't let a call get in the way of a good meal.
The tapping on the plate was James improvising. The guy new how to work a scene.
jon122569 how do you know that ?
The guy who played Bobby said on Joe Rogan that nothing was improvised on the show.
Maybe he meant no lines were improvised though
@@insertusername7141 yes Steve Shripha did say that.
The writing on the show is very well respected.
True to every word.
@@DarkLeviathan8 you're probably right.
Fiorio is hilarious. “I gotta a make a two phone call!” Takes his food and leaves.
"You think I clipped your uncle. On the one hand, you'd be a shithead to believe me when I say I didn't, but I didn't."
- He didn't, Janice did
I was assuming that that was what Tony was thinking as well.
He still had sanctioned a hit on him anyways
How are people stupid enough to buy the witness protection shtick? lol. People in witness protection actually fucking witness at trials.
Janice: What gives you the right to tell me who I should date??
Tony: well Janice, considering I took your last boyfriend outta here in a hefty bag.
he dident
Ever so calmly Tony goes "sit down, sit the fuck down" lmao
John Ventimiglia is such an underrated actor. Those hand gestures are laugh-out-loud funny.
And the way he says "osteopathy"
Tony: what time is it
Jackie: sorry I was at my friends bachelor party I didn’t even want to go
Jackie Jr. could not possibly look any more early 2000's. Oversized leather jacket, wrap around Ray Bans, spiked up haircut. Perfecto.
I'm wearing these sunglasses out of respect for my fawtha.
He's still in mourning.
@@leroyhovatter7051 I’m still mourning out of respect for my fawtha.
@@homerunner7772 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He was an obnoxious character.
The golfer?
1:50 “Sit down, sit the fuck down” the passive aggressiveness in that line is hilarious 😭
Tony: "You know what time it is?"
Jackie: "I had boy band rehearsal."
Furio: "I have to go make a stupida facking phone call!"
"Itsa bella telephone..HD compatible".
lmao!!
he called an exterminator about bees
@@lewisner Calling Carmella to set up rendezvous for their next sexual encounter.
All the food in this show always made me hungry. Fuck! Getting hungry just watching this.
+teufeldritch Eating a plate of pasta while watching this. Had to paus to heat some up XD
you don't watch Sopranos while eating?
Next you're going to say you're not American! 😂😂😂
This show makes me want to out on my finest Polo shirt from the 90s and go to Maggiano’s.
When Tony says..."Lose the glasses", you can tell he is a hard ass. When Tony taps his plate a few times and has to repeat "Look at me", you know he is the BOSS. An epic scene.
Youre dum
The part where Tony knocks the fork on the place was improvised. Gandolfini was a legend.
Really? That's genius
Tony was almost pleading with Jackie to turn around now before it's too late.
The way Tony tapped his plate to get Jackie's attention was classic.
Jackie is a perfect example of these 3rdGEN mob family kids, grow up in a big McMansion , drivin a $50G car at 19 , best cloths jewelry , could never ever do 10yrs
It’s a show
@@Andriy_Sklyar it’s a show
Tony did whatever he could for this kid, smacked him around, tried to look after him, even told Chris to leave him alone, in the end Tony didn’t leave him a choice.
I’ve just realised why i fell in love with the sopranos, to be frank it’s just great acting and great scenes with great dialogue, James Gandolphini is up there with the best in my book RIP Big Man 💛
The fork tapping just steals the moment
@@erikwillard2546 loose the glasses
Furio: "I gotta make a two phone call" [walks away with dinner]
I love Artie’s arm and hand movements when describing things.
"I don't want it for my son either"- yeah because AJ was well on the way to being a feared and respected Mafioso
He'd have been more clueless than Carmine Lupertazzi, Jr.
Poor Tony, must of been hard raising two daughters.
2:05 “Jackie, I’m a member of your family, almost.” LOL 😂
does tony know his fadder was?
Me and your fadda was like bruddas!
The golfer?
How should he, Jackie barely mentioned his name
Jackie: my fatha
Phil: 20 fuckin' years!
All he knows is, his fadda never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
“And you’re just gonna have to deal with it” is crazy 💀💀💀
Tony really got more than one over on Richie in the end. As well as his sister being the one who pulled the trigger on him, he also bought disgrace on his name after death by concocting the story that he was a rat.
Also, by having his nephew killed.
"I'm gonna say a few things. I'm gonna say some bad words. You're just gonna have to deal with it."
My teen boys literally every time they play Call of Duty.
if jackie was smart and played his words right, this would be the only moment that Tony would feel obligated to allow him to join the crew.
James' level of acting is from another planet called kick ass
100%. To be honest what also made this show excellent was the really talented cast. Eddie Falco as Carmela Soprano is among the finest acting jobs I've ever seen.
Gandolfini was a very good character actor, that's why almost all his roles were similar, he was self aware about this, it's one of the reasons he almost never gave interviews
@@thomasjust2663 his roles were similar cause he was a big Italian American guy so he was typecast, he didnt do interviews cause he hated the attention and didnt understand why people would find what he had to say interesting
some of Jim's best acting in this scene.
And a special shoutout to Artie's amazing hand gestures lmao
Jackie should've gotten into real estate and married Meadow. That way he could easily relocate based on where she landed a job and have a career where he could do morally grey things and use his connections.
he did get Meadow's estate for sure.
he was thinking of going into mens feeeaaahshion
Being a doctor is not as powerful as Tony says or as it once was. In between the massive debt, insurance companies, lowering reimbursements, losing out on your 20s, increasing competition from advanced nurses not to mention the massive stress and long hours, calling it a demanding job is an understatement.
As opposed to being a mobster, in which you constantly face death or imprisonment?
ya its turned into a bit of a racket for the established doctors to just burn out anyone without connections, though some of it is neccessary to make sure the doctors arent killing people, but you know how rackets go
Just be a lawyer instead
While I completely agree that being a doctor is not all it’s cracked out to be, I disagree with this notion that your 20s are the only time to experience life. There is literally nothing you can do or experience in your 20s that you cannot experience in your 30s.
Tony's best fuckin suit
Furio left the second he said "My fawther" He knows the Jackie Jr. kind probably all too well being a zip from the boot.
Artie high-tailed it too. They were both like "this little prick"
My fawther, bye bye. Jackie Jr. was by far the dumbest character in the series
By saying I gotta maka-2-phone calls excused him for a longer duration.
Artie is very expressive with his hands.
I love the way Tony tells Jackie Jr. to “lose the glasses.” It’s the ultimate badass Move...
Just noticed they are playing the same song when Johnny Sacks was driving before he turned home & found Ginny eating!
Tony is a tactical great white shark. He can size you up very quickly, and apply the necessary pressure to get what he wants from you. Jackie jr. is chum in the water.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_white_shark
These videos were and always the BEST!
Artie's hand gestures in his 26 seconds of screen time in this video are hilarious.
He’s fantastic 😅
The pause before he broke the news was priceless
The way Tony nods in agreement to Artie when he's twirling his hands around is so funny.
Furio approaches the telephone as
*Don’t stop believing by Journey* plays in the background.
*Cut to Black*
Tony doesn't like sunglasses or ball caps in fancy restaurants. Man has class.
Yet he'll wear shorts at a barbecue 🤔 Let's say he developed class over time, after being schooled by Carmine Snr.
good sit down with tony to Jackie hes like father figure looking out for him but we all know how Jackie turns out in the end.
Gandolfini was legend.
that witness protection program excuse he used so many fucking times.
Love how Tony taps the plate with his fork 🤣
"im gonna say some bad words.... you're just gonna have to deal with it" lmao
Lol you can clearly tell Jackie was trying to look gangster by wearing that black leather jacket all the time.
no shit.
ITS A JAAAAAACKET!
I'm not sure if he was going for "douchebag" (as an actor), or he was playing a role and "douchebag" was the outcome, but, if there was a douchebag category in the Oscars he'd take it.
He looks like he just returned from The Matrix lol
@@dsandoval9396 You might have to consider the writers' and director's intentions here too.Actors don't get to choose that stuff .They try to act the role they are given.
Imagine Tony saying "I didn't clip your uncle but my sister did!!😂
Ritchie is in a witness protection programm, overlooking a little river with pine cones all around.
Your uncle was a penguin exhibit
🤣🤣🤣
Tony's dexterous mastery of the fork is as Van Gogh's to the paintbrush.
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Tony stabbed that pasta 97 times.
“I’m gonna say some bad words”. 😂😂😂
Someone needs to compile these into a long playlist
"we created too nice a home life for them" *waves hands* "they don't wanna go out in the world" *demonstrates perfect diving technique* "but hey, if they're closer to us then we were with our parents" *spins hands wildly* "is that" *air guitar* "such" *karate moves* "a bad thing?" *quotes nietzsche in isl*
Overly exaggerated poser Italian
Outstanding comment
Hahah those hand gestures get to me
Love how Tony taps his fork.....🤩
Jackie Jr. never seemed to mention his father in the series. I wish we'd heard more about him.
Same song playing in the background when Johnny sac is driving and he remembers the sweater
Artie’s hand gestures should be considered its own form of sign language
This is one of Tonys' best sit down scenes & one of the most underrated scenes at that.....
I love how he rolls up with sunglasses indoors like a wannabe gangster.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gangster
The tapping of the plate was fucking brilliant!!!
"Lose the glasses" lmao
Artie’s Hand gestures are over the top lol
The way Artie talks with his hands lmao
Best programme I have ever watched 109% superb after all these years still amazing an the podcast is brilliant love this programme such of loved 2 have started in it
“I have to go make a phone call” - a mobsters favorite line to say so it looks like they chose to leave the conversation instead of being asked to leave
I’m at Rutgers rn, hearing him say that is wild. A true jersey show.
0:31 Borko walking up to HBO executives
All the details of this show. Tony gives him a reality check he really needed and tried talking sense but lije a real mobster also lies his ass off😂😂. Jackie was very well acted.
I had the biggest crush on Jackie jr now I feel like a smuck at 35 looking at him like that lol what a handsome kid
the Fresh Prince of New Jersey
Tony: "Your dad and me you know how close we were? We were like frick and frack!"
I’m gonna say a few things, i’m gonna say some bad words, and you’re just gonna have to deal with it. 🤣🤣🤣
Artie with some elite hand gesture game at the beginning
The Happy Organ and Sally Go Round the Roses. Sopranos had a good tier soundtrack
jackie jr is built like a varsity athlete