@@Peachsnapple75 What are you talking about? Sirico was a mob associate at best, and he never did 20 years in prison, he did maybe two for armed robbery and posession of an illegal firearm.
I know. It's sad. Paulie was my favorite character. Tony was just so damn good playing him. I hope they do a similar documentary for him as well. His real life story is actually amazing. I watched the interview with him from 1989, and I can't believe how mean he seemed to have been when he was younger. Talking about beating the shit out of guys just for talking to his girlfriend. The interviewer asked him if he ever killed anyone, and he hesitated at first but then said no. Of course he wasn't gonna say yes, even if he DID kill anyone. But, him turning his life around, and becoming an actor, is incredible, and inspiring.
Sirico died on the afternoon of July 8, 2022, at an assisted living facility in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, three weeks before his 80th birthday. No cause of death was given, but he had been diagnosed with dementia some years before his death.
@Quill nah. Christopher and Ralphie are both just two examples of him using the behavior bullshit to cover up how he really just didn't like those people
Funny how Zandt said he was worried about being a guitarist and not being a professional actor, I think his stage presence and character was completely iconic
He is definitely one of my favorite characters of that show. Just looking at him in character, I knew if I ever saw a man that looked like him in the streets, I would know he was a made man and to watch my step. Lol.
I actually met him while flying to the Bahamas for my honeymoon with my new wife on New Year’s eve 2009. We we’re getting our bags and there he was standing right in front of me! I screamed out,” Yo, Tony Soprano!!” He looked at me like a wiseguy and said just nodded his head with a steely cold expression. I extended my hand and he shook it, and he turned around and just walked away with his son. i’ll never forget it.
I recently watched the entire series and I hated it when it was over. 86 episodes I believe it was and I watched one every night from start to finish. It's not like me to do something like that. I absolutely fell in love with everyone but of course Tony Soprano was the most amazing of all. What a tragic loss of such a talented man.
I met him once too at a takeout place in nyc in 2008 he was kinda shy and dint say much i dont think he liked the fame i told him that i was a big fan and no matter what movie he played in or what else he had done in his life he would always be known as tony soprano he said tell me about it and smiled shook my hand thanked me and walked away a great man!!
That's what makes T. Soprano such a compelling character. The parts we hate about Tony /are/ Tony - the horrible, gluttonous, self-obsessed person who is solely out for himself; the parts we love about Tony /are/ James
Big hearted people, have the ability to be the complete opposite, if they need to. I'm one of those people as well. We basically flip the pancake. Regular people call it Bipolar, but it's not really. Really the scientific name for it is Empath. We feel everything with very high sensitivity. It seriously sucks at time because there aren't many times our emottions don't take us for a wild ride. James was the real deal and I think his acting came very natural to him.
Weirdly enough, he reminds me of Brando more than any of them, the way he held himself off set and just his genuine kindness towards others, but even his style of acting.
My mom was saying how young to die like that at 51 ...6 days later my mom passed at 53 from diabetic complication...Everytime I watch sopranos I think of my mom ...
@@mosesrocco6614 Bro, it's acting. You making that comment tells you why James was so Amazing, cause he played a heartless Mob Boss who was a stone cold killer, and it was so believable, you really thought he was like that, but in real life he had a heart as big as a Lion. I had the whole Box Set on DVD. Shit cost like $130, but I got my watch on for like 2 months, everyday I would go straight to the beer store, buy me a 12 pack and watch the Sopranos until they were watching me, passed out. LMAO. Great times. The Sopranos got me through my Korea tour in the Army, on the DMZ, when nothing else would.
Beautiful poem by Dominic Chianese (Corrado Junior Soprano): You can travel down the road, Check on every vine, You can travel down the road, You can travel down the line. But there were few like Jimmy, He was homemade wine. Honest, good, pure, nothing added. Wants you to have a good time, Sharing with friends like family. He was homemade wine. You need a dollar? You got Jim. Loyalty and truthfulness, that was him. Believing in something good out there. Never got in the way, he was always fair. A good brother, a good son, good father. He always tried his best. And all the rest, He was homemade wine.
The way he addressed his son while doing his Emmy speech just made me so happy knowing that little baby grew up to play his Dad on the prequel to probably the best show in TV history. James would have been so proud to see it ❤️
23.23 The woman from the Army, talking about when he signed her poster and he said to her "I'll write something for when you need it" and she says she hasn't taken it out of the box yet, because she knows someday she will need it, and then he will be there for her when she needs him to be... That's so powerful. Brought tears to my eyes 😢 Extraordinary man. Brilliant actor. He is greatly missed. 2021.
Is anyone gonna mention Tony's "waking up" scenes? Any time he wakes up, you think he's actually been sleeping soundly for 8 hours! But he's been on the set getting into makeup and rehearsing for the last 4 hours. Truly, the GREATEST wake up scenes in the history of cinema.
That and him getting out of the car in the intro are forever iconic images that only he could've pulled off. And to think that, of course (considering the great person he was), he had to fight the dilemma of having to heavily play a great character who was such different to his actual person and personality. What a body of work by James.
That whole section was so moving. As opinion on the conflict over there sours and we become more and more removed from the reality of it, it becomes easier to lump in the everyday people who had to do the dirty work with the ones who send the innocent to war. They are not the same, and their sacrifice was real and costly, whether or not it was in vain is irrelevant when looking at it on a personal level.
The sopranos was a phenomenon and it changed television drama shows. It was the first major show with so many characters where everyone mattered and was fully involved just like real life. For me this was the greatest show ever.
Totally agreed. And look how many great shows and characters came to be because of this show. Without this show or Tony Soprano, there’d be no Walter White.
Not knocking your comment. But actors and acting has to be like that. Self defence. It is like nothing else. Imagine another business where you have to kiss someone you don't really know or grab hold of them. Then be told to do it again. Never mind the long hours in their company. You have to fall in love or you'd die.
I knew there was something about this guy. Whenever I saw him when I was young I always wanted to see what everyone was talking about and what art he has created. And I just saw and finished The Sopranos. Damn, we lost a good one
i really like how gentle they are with him when he got overwhelmed. they don’t press him to push through it or complain, they just give him space, let him blow off some steam and give him the time he needs. he was very loved.
We sadly recently have now lost Tony Sirico as well. There will never be as an important type of show as The Sopranos. Think about that, and let it sink in. How lucky we all are to have been able to witness the history being made for 6 seasons, every Sunday night during those seasons, we knew that we could pause what we were doing, and watch this groundbreaking historic show give us all something we had never seen before, and sadly never will again. Every couple of years, not as often as I use to, I still will watch the series, and think back to what I was doing back then, and how I would look forward to those new episodes.
*The way he speared his rigatoni, the cadence of his heavy breathing, the way he could send a chill down your spine with just his eyes.* James “Tony Soprano” Gandolfini, your legacy as an actor will live on in perpetuity.
Its hard to believe we are approaching the 10 year anniversary of his passing. We miss you big fella, you left us a masterpiece that is still discussed and debated to this very day and will be for many years to come. A benchmark in the history of film and television. Miss you bro. God Bless.
"We're just missing each other. And eventually, we'll catch up." - Steven Van Zandt (30 minute mark of the video) Miserably beautiful, that quote. P.S. That entire thought from Steven starts about 20 seconds earlier than the timestamp I left - worth a listen for sure.
It’s been 10 years since this legend passed. I’m rewatching The Sopranos again. It took me 10 years to find out how amazing this man was and how many lives he touched. I admire his acting abilities, but it’s his love, passion, and kindness that really makes an extraordinary man. ❤ EDIT: The story of the eagle has me crying
There is a video of Gandolfini petting a random persons dog meanwhile the person is totally floored by how nice a guy he truly was. Fact he was an animal lover makes his passing all the more tragic.
I am so touched about how close to him were the actors of Sil and Paulie and Junior in the real life. Listening to "Silvio" near the end of this, speaking with such sadness, in denial of Gandolfini not being alive anymore is so pure and amazing... I am so glad I finally watched TheSopranos. It will be always AT LEAST top 5 Series of all time ever, probably still the no.1, the BEST Series ever made for as long as humanity will last on Earth. Ps: i wasn't speared of crying. Uncle Jun got me in the end.... What a cast Chase had for this.
It’s crazy how COVID is the reason I saw the entire Sopranos and became a die hard fan very fast. Part of me regrets not seeing it when it first came out, but then again I would’ve been way too young. A big part of me is happy I got to see it older but now I’m a grown ass man missing someone as if they just recently passed. Jimmy’s passing was too soon but it’s crazy how he continues to impact people’s lives so many years later after his death… like me. This guy literally makes me want to be a better person in all aspects of life.
agree 100 percent, i started watching sopranos into it's third season when i was 14 when my brother was watching it again for the 3rd or 4th time, james gandolfini was a true master of his art
Hit it right on the head. Started watching sopranos last year at 25. I can’t believe it took me so long to catch on. I hate that the his life came to an end so abruptly. About to rewatch it all over again
If anyone else is wiping snot and tears away after watching this..your not the lone ranger.. I cried all the way through it.. R.I.P. to James Gandolfini ..best actor of all time hands down🙏🙌🏼👏👏🥺🥰
Wow was that well said by Sil or what!!! "We're just missing each other". "We just keep missing each other". "Eventually we'll catch up". What a unique way to deal with a loss.
Ghost The slow dolly that sweeps to the side of him at dusk? No, not Atlantic City--it's a park on the Hackensack River in Secaucus, with Giants Stadium in the background. Mill Creek Point.
The way he described being in denial over his death and it’s just like you’ll catch up with them one day, way to put it perfect, I lost my grandma almost 2 years ago and she was honestly my best friend and I’m still in denial about it, it just feels like we haven’t seen eachother in a long time and we’ll catch-up one day, Rip James, he was truly one the best people to exist, not just for his acting but for his values and impact on others
If your here because you just finished the show. I hope you have a great week. Happy thanksgiving! Take care and be safe during these crazy times. Wish you all the best in life.
finished the show for the 1st time in like, 2 weeks. so fckn amazing.... best show ever, alongside mad men, twin peaks, and the wire. much love to james gandolfini
@@mohammadrasoulfard-habibi3066 theres alreadybtalks that if the movie is a hit there lookjngbforba netflix or a prime to buy it for a series they have loads of story's to tell as he gets older or maybe a trilogy of films that would be awesome but there is talks already
Junior is gonna SMASH NEWARK!!! His mannerisms are EXACTLY like his father...Chase & Co ALREADY KNOW what they have with him...we will get SOPRANO ORIGINS for many years to come!!! LONG LIVE THE MOST LOVABLE BAD GUY OF ALLLL TIME!!!
A new Sopranos today would be awful. Nearly everything to come from the major streaming sites (or Hollywood) is woke propaganda. The nuance in the idea of an anti-hero (who is, among other things, racist) is beyond them at this point.
Sometimes the old adage “Only the Good Die Young” definitely applies to this man. We are fortunate to have the body of work he left for us. Some actors really are special people and Jimmy was one of them. RIP SIR!!!
Almost done with season 6, and it’s hands down one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. I never knew what people meant when they said it was the best show but I was too young to watch it, I was a young Child but now I appreciate it so much. I now know what they meant. The acting and the writing it’s just amazing. It Makes me so emotional hearing everyone talking about him. He was and still will be such an amazing force. Everyone on that show and everyone who produced it are just brilliant people. I wish to meet them just to express my gratitude.
What a touching tribute to James Gandolfini! The "Home Made Wine" poem by Dominic Chianese was especially poignant. He must have been a very special human being. I believe we all would like to be remembered as "Home Made Wine"!
***** Tony was what he was. He was brought up as a gangster ass mofo. Still, he didn't like to see injustices being done to innocent people. Like when Ralphy killed the horse, and that stripper. Tony had a moral code. Just like Omar, from The Wire... "Every man must have a code" Anyway, that's my opinion on Tony Soprano (a loosely fictional character). Feel free to you have your own opinion ;-)
Ronny Abraham Tony is a fictional character who is a completely and totally different person than James was. James is the only other person Tony could have been because James played Tony
I just finished watching the sopranos for the first time yesterday. What a fantastic show. I can see how its influenced so many shows after it, Breaking Bad, Ozarks, Dexter, etc…
I have been in this country for over 30 years, I have seen a lot of celebrity deaths announced on TV and on the internet and have seen how people reacted about them. I can honestly say James Gandolfini's death has most affected me, I have never felt so personal about an actor as I did with Jimmy. And also in my opinion, his death was more talked about than any other actors that have passed on in recent memory. He was a very good hearted human being. A rare and a one of a kind.
Typing in all CAPS is the equivalent of shouting on the internet, now you know not to use caps lock, also spell check, because you sound like a complete idiot....
Breaking Bad is an evolved version of The Sopranos, I feel. ..and just a tad bit sharper, too. However, without Tony, there would be no Walter. I think TV fans need to experience both shows before they die.
@@TyphoidBryan Oh, stop with this bullshit. The new generation is praising this Breaking Bad like it was some national treasure. The show is good, very good, in fact, but no way the writing is "sharper" or in any way superior to The Sopranos. Not even mentioning the acting aspect and overall scenarios. The Sopranos is in its own league, it's truly superb and provided the inspirations for the latter drama TV shows and movies.
I didn’t realise this series was as old as it is, I’m just finishing series 3 and I can’t stop watching it, I’m going to be gutted when I eventually finish it! James was an outstanding actor, so we’re many of the other cast members! Very sad that we’ll never see him in anything else!
I love how the actor who plays Bobby is really that sensitive in real life R.I.P. James I'm sure your sitting by a pond somewhere up there in the clouds watching the ducks...
I remember seeing James Gandolfini on Sesame Street. He talked about being scared, and how it was ok to be scared sometimes, cuz you always got someone looking out for you.
I just finished watching the entire Soprano's series all over again. And i have too say YOU NEED to watch it again folks. There are so many subtleties that you miss the first time around. Not only that you get so caught up with James playing Tony Soprano that you think he's him he's that damn good at the character. He was extra special and will be greatly missed gone WAY WAY before his time. Thank you for some great memories James with that show and other films you were in. I pray you are resting peacefully now. God bless.
Same. Saw it offered on Amazon Prime, so binge watched as well. I used to think, it can't possibly be as good as people say...it's probably just over-hyped. Couldn't have been more wrong about that!! Next to Breaking Bad, my favorite drama series of all time.
I just started watching "The Sopranos" for the very first time this year (I know, it's quite late). Hands down, it is one of the greatest TV series I've ever seen. It easily ranks in my top three alongside "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul." James Gandolfini's performance as Tony was outstanding. His death is truly sad. RIP James
When I was a mailman I met him for a brief moment in Union City,N.J. I was introduced to him by a mutual friend Hans Mooy .I must admit I did not know who he was as I did not watch the show.We sat and had coffee and we just had a good conversation and I came away really liking him as a regular guy. Such a shame,so young ,so talented and just a good guy.
Anyone who knew him and got to spend time with this amazing, gentle and incredibly talented actor were truly blessed. We are all poorer for the loss of James Galdolfini...
You can tell it's still painful for all the cast members. Even today. But Dominic Chianese (Junior) still takes it the hardest. Never realized how much it hurts him until I saw that group interview they did with all the cast members. The man feels it. Legit. That's the power of presence James had. You can see it all the cast members' faces. He left us way too damn soon.
100% you took the words right out of my mouth. Its crazy how much he has resonated with me. I just watched Sopranos for the first time and I think about it every day. James is that powerful of a person
Actors dying has never impacted me, but the death of James Gandolfini hit me HARD. The world definitely lost an amazing actor and man and so many films would probably have been more amazing had he been in them!
What stands out to me is not what James did for himself - but what people are remembering is what he did for others - LOVE - the essence of the man, the essence of a life well lived. RIP James - you are loved.
Im only 19 and just recently got into the sopranos... but more importantly i really got into James Galdolfini, he was such a sweet soul and person. I mean so much so he had me crying from minute one. Im just so heart broken that someone so pure only came around one lifetime. I will always regret not knowing who this incredible human being was. RIP James, you truly have been missed, and will be for years to come.
I'm a 58 year old man of Italian decent and I cried every other minute while watching this film. Not only by your friends and family, you were loved by the masses. Have a good trip James Gandolfini.
@@truthhurts7637 Fun Fact...I am Italian and I can tell you from a lifetime of experience, - the Jews are secretly jealous of Italy and of Italians. Jews played the roles of Italians in Hollywood for many years...going back to Edward G. Robinson and before. ( Scarface) .
This cast did such astounding character work that it's actually startling or difficult to imagine that they are not the character they play. It's rare but when it happens actors can make you feel like you're viewing someone else's real life, and you care about them.
So true. The best on Earth always wind up being lost first. So sad & a waste of a beautiful life. The ones loved the most are also the most loving in real life. I still miss seeing James in roles & with his work with military & the wounded veterans who he truly loved. He was a great human being & is still very missed.☹️😔
@@ripduck9361 I’m sry but 50-plus is not (so early in life). I luv me some Tony Soprano as much as you guys and miss James, immensely. But it does the actual young a disservice to equate them with someone in his 50’s, imo. Peace.
If this was the only role James Gandolfini ever played, he'd still have to go down as one of the greatest actors to ever live. When he's on the screen, he's the only one you watch. Everyone else disappears. So consistent, so intense, so brutally honest; a totally concentrated artist. I only wish he lived longer to give us more of everything he had to give. R.I.P.
I watch the entire series of The Sopranos once a year. There isn't much else you can do that with or for that matter anything that comes near it for being so brilliant. Jim was a very talented actor and its great to be able to go back and rewatch The Sopranos and still enjoy it so much. All the cast, the script and the way it was shot was just stunningly brilliant. RIP JG
James Gandolfini definitely had the makings of a varsity athlete, RIP
💯%facts👍
Sadly, Tony didn't.
I disagree. He NEVER had the makings for a varsity athlete.
Had the making of a HOF athlete
This joke is tired let it rest.
I love how tony sirico is literally paulie walnuts
Ryan I'm kicking your ass if I find you
He literally is he was a mobster irl
@@Peachsnapple75 What are you talking about? Sirico was a mob associate at best, and he never did 20 years in prison, he did maybe two for armed robbery and posession of an illegal firearm.
@@gaiusjuliuspleaser 7 years.
I hope he also tells jokes twice lmfao
This hits differently now that we've also lost Tony Sirico. RIP him and Jim G.
I know. It's sad. Paulie was my favorite character. Tony was just so damn good playing him. I hope they do a similar documentary for him as well. His real life story is actually amazing. I watched the interview with him from 1989, and I can't believe how mean he seemed to have been when he was younger. Talking about beating the shit out of guys just for talking to his girlfriend. The interviewer asked him if he ever killed anyone, and he hesitated at first but then said no. Of course he wasn't gonna say yes, even if he DID kill anyone. But, him turning his life around, and becoming an actor, is incredible, and inspiring.
Frank VIncent too. Legends, all of em.
It really does.
Seemed like they were indestructible, as unrealistic as that sounds.
Sirico died on the afternoon of July 8, 2022, at an assisted living facility in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, three weeks before his 80th birthday. No cause of death was given, but he had been diagnosed with dementia some years before his death.
Tony was a reasonable age though, James wasn't.
You can tell the whole cast legitimately loved him
Fr he wasn’t just a coworker he was family
@@jackleg6143 of course they did, he made them all rich lol
@@ryanc9888 plenty of people make other people rich and they still hate them, why are people like you so miserable?
@@ryanc9888 not the time to be a smart ass bucko
@@ryanc9888 not really, a lot of actors in that show were rich already.
I don't know how I miss somebody I never personally knew, but I miss Gandolfini.
fitrill >I couldn’t agree more with you... 🙏🏻
Me too!!
Me too 😢
In fact, you knew him. We all did.
I Cried and Still it Hurts his Passing
Kind of amazing how a guy who played one of the scariest TV villains in history was such a gentle giant in real life.
@Quill nah man a lot of em were bout personal stuff
@Quill nah. Christopher and Ralphie are both just two examples of him using the behavior bullshit to cover up how he really just didn't like those people
Calling Tony Soprano “gentle” is like calling the Empire State Building “tiny”
He was not at all scary to me
@@eduardotricolorful Tony isn’t scary to me either; he’s just disgustingly amoral.
Funny how Zandt said he was worried about being a guitarist and not being a professional actor, I think his stage presence and character was completely iconic
He is definitely one of my favorite characters of that show.
Just looking at him in character, I knew if I ever saw a man that looked like him in the streets, I would know he was a made man and to watch my step. Lol.
He crushed it as the lead in Lillyhammer on Netflix too
Extremely impressive how good he was in the Sopranos.
Amen
I actually met him while flying to the Bahamas for my honeymoon with my new wife on New Year’s eve 2009. We we’re getting our bags and there he was standing right in front of me! I screamed out,” Yo, Tony Soprano!!” He looked at me like a wiseguy and said just nodded his head with a steely cold expression. I extended my hand and he shook it, and he turned around and just walked away with his son. i’ll never forget it.
hahaha amazing
airports is where funny things happen
Sounds like you were an annoying POS and Jim didn’t deserve it
I recently watched the entire series and I hated it when it was over. 86 episodes I believe it was and I watched one every night from start to finish. It's not like me to do something like that. I absolutely fell in love with everyone but of course Tony Soprano was the most amazing of all. What a tragic loss of such a talented man.
I met him once too at a takeout place in nyc in 2008 he was kinda shy and dint say much i dont think he liked the fame i told him that i was a big fan and no matter what movie he played in or what else he had done in his life he would always be known as tony soprano he said tell me about it and smiled shook my hand thanked me and walked away a great man!!
Wow what a great story. That’s so cool you go to me him😊
Crazy how a man can portray one of the most intimidating people ever while being the kindest hearted, funny dude in real life
That's what makes T. Soprano such a compelling character. The parts we hate about Tony /are/ Tony - the horrible, gluttonous, self-obsessed person who is solely out for himself; the parts we love about Tony /are/ James
Big hearted people, have the ability to be the complete opposite, if they need to. I'm one of those people as well. We basically flip the pancake. Regular people call it Bipolar, but it's not really. Really the scientific name for it is Empath. We feel everything with very high sensitivity. It seriously sucks at time because there aren't many times our emottions don't take us for a wild ride. James was the real deal and I think his acting came very natural to him.
Michael Dulaney He was a fucking actor that's what they do portray different characters dummy
@@boomerhgt I like how tough you are behind that keyboard. Makes you feel like the man you never were, huh?
Is called shadow he embraced both and he treated this power with reverence
In my opinion, James is up there with Pacino and De Niro as one of the greatest actors of all time.
Absolutely agree with you. Breaks my heart we’ll never see him in a Scorsese gangster movie 💔
And DiCaprio
Gandolfini said Mean Streets was the film that influenced him most, and that he watched it "ten times in a row."
Weirdly enough, he reminds me of Brando more than any of them, the way he held himself off set and just his genuine kindness towards others, but even his style of acting.
@@kdizzle901 Theres lvls and DiCaprio isnt there
I met him in Iraq in 2004-2005. One of the most down to earth patriotic men I have ever met. We miss you Jim.
And sadly Tony Sirico past away
Why the hell was he in Iraq
@@rm3869 seeing the troops
@@rm3869 Did you not watch the video?
@@rm3869 for a holiday 🤦♂
“It will never be this good again”. That line killed me. The show. My life. The world. It became true on so many levels
Level of difficulty to play a character like Tony Soprano:10/10
James Gandolfini's performance:11/10
I'm 101 like crazy 💯% naaa 100 PLUS
Beautiful
This role was made for him.
My mom was saying how young to die like that at 51 ...6 days later my mom passed at 53 from diabetic complication...Everytime I watch sopranos I think of my mom ...
Sorry to hear that.I lost mine at 55
Rob D Hope she rests in peace
Sorry to hear that, keep strong
Me too,,,Thank you@@icyz1609
Sorry
I just finished the show literally like a few minutes ago.. I searched for him on Google and didn't know he's already gone! 😢 What a great actor! 🙏
I just rewatched The Sorpranos, and not once did I think someone was acting. Great show!
"We're just missing eachother, eventually we'll catch up."
I'm bawling my eyes OVA 'EREEE
Sil meeting Tony in Heaven : "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."
@@-Kepka
If those guys are going to heaven, then there’s hope for everyone.😂
Yeah that got me too! 😢❤
@@mosesrocco6614 Bro, it's acting. You making that comment tells you why James was so Amazing, cause he played a heartless Mob Boss who was a stone cold killer, and it was so believable, you really thought he was like that, but in real life he had a heart as big as a Lion. I had the whole Box Set on DVD. Shit cost like $130, but I got my watch on for like 2 months, everyday I would go straight to the beer store, buy me a 12 pack and watch the Sopranos until they were watching me, passed out. LMAO. Great times. The Sopranos got me through my Korea tour in the Army, on the DMZ, when nothing else would.
I feel like I been stabbed in da haht!
Beautiful poem by Dominic Chianese (Corrado Junior Soprano):
You can travel down the road,
Check on every vine,
You can travel down the road,
You can travel down the line.
But there were few like Jimmy,
He was homemade wine.
Honest, good, pure, nothing added.
Wants you to have a good time,
Sharing with friends like family.
He was homemade wine.
You need a dollar? You got Jim.
Loyalty and truthfulness, that was him.
Believing in something good out there.
Never got in the way, he was always fair.
A good brother, a good son, good father.
He always tried his best.
And all the rest,
He was homemade wine.
All I know is he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
@@Argantonis great comment
The poem makes you tear up
Beautiful poem and beautifully read by a gentleman
Beautiful poem and beautifully delivered by Dominic Chianese ❤️
The way he addressed his son while doing his Emmy speech just made me so happy knowing that little baby grew up to play his Dad on the prequel to probably the best show in TV history. James would have been so proud to see it ❤️
The best parts of that movie had Michael in them. Wish we’d have gotten more of him.
23.23
The woman from the Army, talking about when he signed her poster and he said to her "I'll write something for when you need it" and she says she hasn't taken it out of the box yet, because she knows someday she will need it, and then he will be there for her when she needs him to be... That's so powerful. Brought tears to my eyes 😢
Extraordinary man. Brilliant actor. He is greatly missed. 2021.
I always wondered what he wrote maybe one day we will know!!
@@jasonlinton9902 Probably not. People tend to keep that stuff private, and rightfully so.
Is anyone gonna mention Tony's "waking up" scenes? Any time he wakes up, you think he's actually been sleeping soundly for 8 hours! But he's been on the set getting into makeup and rehearsing for the last 4 hours. Truly, the GREATEST wake up scenes in the history of cinema.
DMM, Also when he's Drunk! James was Excellent as A Good Drunk Bad Drunk Whatever!? Amazing!
No he actually stayed up all night to do the morning "just waking up" scenes.
The emmys should include that. Wake up scenes😂
I'm suddenly sobbing
That and him getting out of the car in the intro are forever iconic images that only he could've pulled off.
And to think that, of course (considering the great person he was), he had to fight the dilemma of having to heavily play a great character who was such different to his actual person and personality. What a body of work by James.
23:00 "I haven't opened it, because one day I'm going to need it, and Jim will still be there for me" Real tears man
Tht one stung a bit😔
Me too
That whole section was so moving. As opinion on the conflict over there sours and we become more and more removed from the reality of it, it becomes easier to lump in the everyday people who had to do the dirty work with the ones who send the innocent to war. They are not the same, and their sacrifice was real and costly, whether or not it was in vain is irrelevant when looking at it on a personal level.
Ese si es uno de los mejores del mundo
@@timgimmy609 well said
The sopranos was a phenomenon and it changed television drama shows. It was the first major show with so many characters where everyone mattered and was fully involved just like real life. For me this was the greatest show ever.
Totally agreed. And look how many great shows and characters came to be because of this show. Without this show or Tony Soprano, there’d be no Walter White.
10 years. Rest in peace to the legendary James Gandolfini.
When Edie Falco tears up talking about a scene they shot, you know that she -- and the rest of the cast -- were truly a family.
Westsoid2009 I remember that scene. It's one of the reasons the show is the great work that it is. It was real.
Not knocking your comment. But actors and acting has to be like that. Self defence. It is like nothing else. Imagine another business where you have to kiss someone you don't really know or grab hold of them. Then be told to do it again. Never mind the long hours in their company. You have to fall in love or you'd die.
That's family
Van Zandt: "And eventually, we'll catch up." That got me.
I use that analogy with my lost loved ones, friends and family. On Point.
I had no idea he was so involved with injured veterans. That segment made me cry.
man this hits hard. I come back every now and again to watch it again.
same here
Same
Likewise man he was the father I always needed. I looked up to this big cat
same here
Me too
Just when I thought I was out...they pull me back in.
Timbyte That's how I feel when it's late at night and I need to watch one more TH-cam video.
Timbyte no me
Great Scott Me rn it’s 3:00 AM like that matchbox 20 song fml
@@amado4249 kek
@@gregking1239 jaffa cree
I knew there was something about this guy. Whenever I saw him when I was young I always wanted to see what everyone was talking about and what art he has created. And I just saw and finished The Sopranos. Damn, we lost a good one
Yessir he had “it”
There has never been and there never will be show like it, and that’s so much Jim. I’ve watched it so many times since it aired.
Wow, that was profound.
I just started watching it and it's bloody awesome and he really makes the show, it's a 7/8 outta ten show but he makes it a ten
Best show ever. Perfection.
i really like how gentle they are with him when he got overwhelmed. they don’t press him to push through it or complain, they just give him space, let him blow off some steam and give him the time he needs. he was very loved.
We sadly recently have now lost Tony Sirico as well. There will never be as an important type of show as The Sopranos. Think about that, and let it sink in. How lucky we all are to have been able to witness the history being made for 6 seasons, every Sunday night during those seasons, we knew that we could pause what we were doing, and watch this groundbreaking historic show give us all something we had never seen before, and sadly never will again. Every couple of years, not as often as I use to, I still will watch the series, and think back to what I was doing back then, and how I would look forward to those new episodes.
Word to the wise, remember Pear Harbor.
Your comment made me cry. I remember those Sunday nights so well. The best memories.
If you don't get the feels watching this you're not human.
***** you have problems...
+187BURNZY I even cry.....a beautiful human!
This is the best tribute documentary I think I have ever seen.
Beautifully done. very sincere and heartfelt.
BURNZY187 : You nailed brother
disagree, everyone is different
I get chills every time I watch the scene from sopranos when Christopher says. "the way you eat, you won't reach the age of 50". RIP Jimmy.
There’s so many references to him dying like that in Sopranos and it must eat those actors up that said it
Cocaine was probably the real culprit
Thomas Just baseless assumption
Or about him having a heart attack one day..said a few times..creepy
I just rewatched the show for the 10th time or so and I already want to start rewatching it
Now we mourn the loss of Tony Sirico… rip.
we are indeed
When Dominic Chianese was reading that poem at the end, the line "he always tried his best" was powerful.
Im grown man and i CRY like little baby watcing this.. Rest in peace ! Good memories watching this the best serie ever
cause being a grown man you're not allowed en to cry right?!
cause being a grown man you're not allowed en to cry right?!
+Mark Pryke Nobody said that
I definitely feel ya bro! I hate that life only permits the brightest souls to be here such a short time. Life ain't fair.....at all, ever
+Kasperi respect dude whole thing gives me a lump in my throat...great show great actor r.i.p
*The way he speared his rigatoni, the cadence of his heavy breathing, the way he could send a chill down your spine with just his eyes.*
James “Tony Soprano” Gandolfini, your legacy as an actor will live on in perpetuity.
Beautifully said!!!😢
Not only that, but forever! :)...
That was perfectly worded.
The scene where he’s telling Chris to respect him actually makes me emotional, the calibre of actor that man was is incredible, RIP big Jim
Its hard to believe we are approaching the 10 year anniversary of his passing. We miss you big fella, you left us a masterpiece that is still discussed and debated to this very day and will be for many years to come. A benchmark in the history of film and television. Miss you bro. God Bless.
"We're just missing each other. And eventually, we'll catch up." - Steven Van Zandt (30 minute mark of the video)
Miserably beautiful, that quote.
P.S. That entire thought from Steven starts about 20 seconds earlier than the timestamp I left - worth a listen for sure.
He's a really smart man
Like a punch in the effing gut.
Thanks for pointing Steven's statement. It was incredible and so timely... because inevitably, he and (we) will meet again.
Punched me right in the soul
That one got me right in the gut, and the Eagle at the funeral. Rest in beautiful bliss Mr Gandolfini 🤍
Dude split his bonus with the other cast members...RIP!
I read that..32K to each principal actor
It’s been 10 years since this legend passed. I’m rewatching The Sopranos again.
It took me 10 years to find out how amazing this man was and how many lives he touched.
I admire his acting abilities, but it’s his love, passion, and kindness that really makes an extraordinary man. ❤
EDIT: The story of the eagle has me crying
There is a video of Gandolfini petting a random persons dog meanwhile the person is totally floored by how nice a guy he truly was. Fact he was an animal lover makes his passing all the more tragic.
I am so touched about how close to him were the actors of Sil and Paulie and Junior in the real life. Listening to "Silvio" near the end of this, speaking with such sadness, in denial of Gandolfini not being alive anymore is so pure and amazing... I am so glad I finally watched TheSopranos. It will be always AT LEAST top 5 Series of all time ever, probably still the no.1, the BEST Series ever made for as long as humanity will last on Earth.
Ps: i wasn't speared of crying. Uncle Jun got me in the end.... What a cast Chase had for this.
Tony Sirico and Steve Van Zandt literally just played themselves on The Sopranos.
It’s crazy how COVID is the reason I saw the entire Sopranos and became a die hard fan very fast. Part of me regrets not seeing it when it first came out, but then again I would’ve been way too young. A big part of me is happy I got to see it older but now I’m a grown ass man missing someone as if they just recently passed. Jimmy’s passing was too soon but it’s crazy how he continues to impact people’s lives so many years later after his death… like me. This guy literally makes me want to be a better person in all aspects of life.
agree 100 percent, i started watching sopranos into it's third season when i was 14 when my brother was watching it again for the 3rd or 4th time, james gandolfini was a true master of his art
Same here... I finished yesterday and man I became a huge fan of family sopranos and Jimmy
Hit it right on the head. Started watching sopranos last year at 25. I can’t believe it took me so long to catch on. I hate that the his life came to an end so abruptly. About to rewatch it all over again
Same boat king
i saw killing them softly and the drop before i watched sopranos but i was like damn he steals every scene hes in
If anyone else is wiping snot and tears away after watching this..your not the lone ranger.. I cried all the way through it.. R.I.P. to James Gandolfini ..best actor of all time hands down🙏🙌🏼👏👏🥺🥰
Wow was that well said by Sil or what!!!
"We're just missing each other". "We just keep missing each other". "Eventually we'll catch up". What a unique way to deal with a loss.
This exactly how I feel about my mother who passed.
She’s out there but we’ll catch up one day.
great guy...........Spoke truth to power..........POW~
Really feel for him, JG is a a legend, such a loss
🥺
29:57
That first shot of james standing looking over the river is so powerful and emotional. Rip James. May you be happy where you are now
@Ghost yiu know what song it is?
@Ghost Thanks stranger.. May you have a beautiful life.
@Ghost bro the song at 00:36 is this itself?
@Ghost sorry .. that bgm really got into my head.
Ghost The slow dolly that sweeps to the side of him at dusk? No, not Atlantic City--it's a park on the Hackensack River in Secaucus, with Giants Stadium in the background. Mill Creek Point.
Incredible how such an empathic soul could play a sociopath, shows his great acting ability, much respect to him, what a great human being
The way he described being in denial over his death and it’s just like you’ll catch up with them one day, way to put it perfect, I lost my grandma almost 2 years ago and she was honestly my best friend and I’m still in denial about it, it just feels like we haven’t seen eachother in a long time and we’ll catch-up one day, Rip James, he was truly one the best people to exist, not just for his acting but for his values and impact on others
Shoulda been titled: “How Many Times Can You Cry in 34 Minutes”
Yes.
EXACTLY
The section titled "Alchemy" where Edie Falco talks about that scene by the pool...it brings me to tears every single time :(
Fr 😭😭😭
Me, just one time.....although for 34 minutes.
`"We didn't lose Tony Soprano.
We lost James Gandolfini."
@Dominus Ghaul why are you watching this video right now if I can ask you
Dominus Ghaul i did not say that we did not lose james gandolfini
@@ivboooii7177 who the fuck are you
@@ivnightclaw8663 I'm your dad you twathead
He was a great man and actor with a smile that was warmer than the sun.
Rest In Peace James Gandolfini and now Tony Sirico 😔
I’m watching the sapranos for probably the 10th time. Absolutely love him and that entire cast. I’m not a big cryer but Jesus this got me 😢
All I watch on TV is the Sopranos and the Wire over and over and over.
Same brotha
Just watched it again! Love it
If your here because you just finished the show. I hope you have a great week. Happy thanksgiving! Take care and be safe during these crazy times. Wish you all the best in life.
finished the show for the 1st time in like, 2 weeks. so fckn amazing.... best show ever, alongside mad men, twin peaks, and the wire. much love to james gandolfini
Finished 2 days ago for the first time, this video really moves me...
Just finished this show a few days ago.. AMAZING show! I LOVED IT!!!
Thank you❤️
@@fkapb OZ as well
So cool that his son gets to play his dad's character in the prequel. I hope the new show is successful.
its a movie, but yes i really hope its a smash hit
@@Guccimustard hope a series comes from it though. That would be epic.
@@mohammadrasoulfard-habibi3066 theres alreadybtalks that if the movie is a hit there lookjngbforba netflix or a prime to buy it for a series they have loads of story's to tell as he gets older or maybe a trilogy of films that would be awesome but there is talks already
Junior is gonna SMASH NEWARK!!! His mannerisms are EXACTLY like his father...Chase & Co ALREADY KNOW what they have with him...we will get SOPRANO ORIGINS for many years to come!!! LONG LIVE THE MOST LOVABLE BAD GUY OF ALLLL TIME!!!
A new Sopranos today would be awful. Nearly everything to come from the major streaming sites (or Hollywood) is woke propaganda. The nuance in the idea of an anti-hero (who is, among other things, racist) is beyond them at this point.
Jim was a phenomenal talent. More than that, Jim was a wonderful human being. Rest in Peace Skip.
Sometimes the old adage “Only the Good Die Young” definitely applies to this man. We are fortunate to have the body of work he left for us. Some actors really are special people and Jimmy was one of them. RIP SIR!!!
He never had the makings of a varsity athlete, but he definitely was a great actor.
MPRStig Ahhh what the.....what the hells with you?
vega21 it's a reference The Sopranos fans will get
Im aware. I was quoting what Tony said back to uncle jun Chris Domingo
small hands
vega21 how can you not get that reference lol
"He was home made wine" ....Beautifully said.
RIP James Gandolfini
Almost done with season 6, and it’s hands down one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. I never knew what people meant when they said it was the best show but I was too young to watch it, I was a young Child but now I appreciate it so much. I now know what they meant. The acting and the writing it’s just amazing.
It Makes me so emotional hearing everyone talking about him. He was and still will be such an amazing force. Everyone on that show and everyone who produced it are just brilliant people. I wish to meet them just to express my gratitude.
What a touching tribute to James Gandolfini! The "Home Made Wine" poem by Dominic Chianese was especially poignant. He must have been a very special human being. I believe we all would like to be remembered as "Home Made Wine"!
You know what guys? James Gandolfini is what Tony Soprano could have been if he had chosen to be a good man.
Whaattt? LMAO
Tony Soprano was a good man too.
Ronny Abraham >implying
***** Tony was what he was. He was brought up as a gangster ass mofo. Still, he didn't like to see injustices being done to innocent people. Like when Ralphy killed the horse, and that stripper.
Tony had a moral code. Just like Omar, from The Wire... "Every man must have a code"
Anyway, that's my opinion on Tony Soprano (a loosely fictional character). Feel free to you have your own opinion ;-)
Ronny Abraham Tony is a fictional character who is a completely and totally different person than James was. James is the only other person Tony could have been because James played Tony
to this day i think THe Sopranos is the best tv show of all time
Don't forget Boardwalk Empire
This was the best, but it was HBO. Before cable tv, the best show ever on tv was "All In The Family".
+ElectricGuitar666X
shut up bitch
Dragosh I agree
Dragosh the wire is better
I just finished watching the sopranos for the first time yesterday. What a fantastic show. I can see how its influenced so many shows after it, Breaking Bad, Ozarks, Dexter, etc…
I have been in this country for over 30 years, I have seen a lot of celebrity deaths announced on TV and on the internet and have seen how people reacted about them. I can honestly say James Gandolfini's death has most affected me, I have never felt so personal about an actor as I did with Jimmy. And also in my opinion, his death was more talked about than any other actors that have passed on in recent memory. He was a very good hearted human being. A rare and a one of a kind.
My favourite actor of ALL TIME... R.I.P. The Legend - James Gandolfini
Same here
Sad
Franky Dogood go fuck yourself
Typing in all CAPS is the equivalent of shouting on the internet, now you know not to use caps lock, also spell check, because you sound like a complete idiot....
Well said The Geordie lad!
The best series EVER made.... The actors and actresses were perfect for their characters. No show will ever match this
Yep
Andrew Lincoln
The Wire
Breaking Bad is an evolved version of The Sopranos, I feel. ..and just a tad bit sharper, too. However, without Tony, there would be no Walter. I think TV fans need to experience both shows before they die.
@@TyphoidBryan Oh, stop with this bullshit. The new generation is praising this Breaking Bad like it was some national treasure. The show is good, very good, in fact, but no way the writing is "sharper" or in any way superior to The Sopranos. Not even mentioning the acting aspect and overall scenarios. The Sopranos is in its own league, it's truly superb and provided the inspirations for the latter drama TV shows and movies.
How many talents does Dominic Chianese have? Fantastic actor, beautiful singer and he wrote that lovely final “Homemade Wine” poem for Jim. Amazing!
I didn’t realise this series was as old as it is, I’m just finishing series 3 and I can’t stop watching it, I’m going to be gutted when I eventually finish it! James was an outstanding actor, so we’re many of the other cast members! Very sad that we’ll never see him in anything else!
It gets better, we used to watch it before you could pvr it ..
I love how the actor who plays Bobby is really that sensitive in real life R.I.P. James I'm sure your sitting by a pond somewhere up there in the clouds watching the ducks...
Tony sleeps with da fishes now..............
This post just made me cry.
@@Fabi_87 I have very cool.
I remember seeing James Gandolfini on Sesame Street. He talked about being scared, and how it was ok to be scared sometimes, cuz you always got someone looking out for you.
That story about the eagle at his funeral! and that poem at the end! WOW just wow. RIP James
I just finished watching the entire Soprano's series all over again. And i have too say YOU NEED to watch it again folks. There are so many subtleties that you miss the first time around. Not only that you get so caught up with James playing Tony Soprano that you think he's him he's that damn good at the character. He was extra special and will be greatly missed gone WAY WAY before his time. Thank you for some great memories James with that show and other films you were in. I pray you are resting peacefully now. God bless.
20 years after the Soprano's aired in 1999, I binge-watched all six seasons in about 2-weeks on Amazon Prime. I'd never seen an episode. Glad I did!
Did the same exact thing at the same exact time as you. Glad I did too.
That must of been pretty amazing.
just spent my january watching it for the first time, easily one of the greatest shows i’ve watched!
@@trunks4139 lucky you to barely discover the magic
Same. Saw it offered on Amazon Prime, so binge watched as well. I used to think, it can't possibly be as good as people say...it's probably just over-hyped.
Couldn't have been more wrong about that!! Next to Breaking Bad, my favorite drama series of all time.
If anyone ever says, "can you recommend a great show" I always say "Sopranos". The best show ever made, with the some of the greatest cast.
AndyW yeah same
Deadwood then Sopranos.
Rev. Jim Jones and the Kool-Aid Drinkers. Just no mate
The Wire
The wire is better although jimmy is a better actor then any of the wire cast....
I just started watching "The Sopranos" for the very first time this year (I know, it's quite late). Hands down, it is one of the greatest TV series I've ever seen. It easily ranks in my top three alongside "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul." James Gandolfini's performance as Tony was outstanding. His death is truly sad. RIP James
And without The Sopranos and Tony, there’d be no Walter White or Saul.
@@thejjjs7786 correct, even Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan expressed a similar sentiment.
I know it’s been near a decade but but damm this one hurts. Rip James you will forever be missed.
Steve Van Zandt "We're just missing each other, you know? And eventually we'll catch up."
When I was a mailman I met him for a brief moment in Union City,N.J. I was introduced to him by a mutual friend Hans Mooy .I must admit I did not know who he was as I did not watch the show.We sat and had coffee and we just had a good conversation and I came away really liking him as a regular guy. Such a shame,so young ,so talented and just a good guy.
Anyone who knew him and got to spend time with this amazing, gentle and incredibly talented actor were truly blessed. We are all poorer for the loss of James Galdolfini...
James Gandolfini really made the Tony Soprano character come alive!! Terribly missed RIP
You can tell it's still painful for all the cast members. Even today. But Dominic Chianese (Junior) still takes it the hardest.
Never realized how much it hurts him until I saw that group interview they did with all the cast members. The man feels it. Legit. That's the power of presence James had. You can see it all the cast members' faces. He left us way too damn soon.
I noticed that too, he almost broke down more than once
100% you took the words right out of my mouth. Its crazy how much he has resonated with me. I just watched Sopranos for the first time and I think about it every day. James is that powerful of a person
Larger than life for sure.
RIP James
what group interview is this?
I have never cried this much for an actor like never. I have binge watched the Sopranos like 4 time. RIP jimmy
same. I'm completely taken aback by watching this!
Same - it was aura of indescructibility and perhaps all of us relating him to a father figure.
Grow up
4 times? Iv lost count how many times iv re watched my box set..hundreds!
dude why?
Actors dying has never impacted me, but the death of James Gandolfini hit me HARD. The world definitely lost an amazing actor and man and so many films would probably have been more amazing had he been in them!
Just heard Tony Sirico passed away. Hopefully he and James Gandolfini are having fun in gangster heaven RIP
I met him in NYC about 10 years now. Brilliant guy and even offered to buy a beer with me and my friends. Rest in peace James ❤️
Mike Conville not a lie I saw Steven van zandt in Manhattan last year he walked right past me
@@Losmerengues1902 this is funny asf 🤣
What stands out to me is not what James did for himself - but what people are remembering is what he did for others - LOVE - the essence of the man, the essence of a life well lived. RIP James - you are loved.
A true hero and a gentle man. Love you Jim
Im only 19 and just recently got into the sopranos... but more importantly i really got into James Galdolfini, he was such a sweet soul and person. I mean so much so he had me crying from minute one. Im just so heart broken that someone so pure only came around one lifetime. I will always regret not knowing who this incredible human being was. RIP James, you truly have been missed, and will be for years to come.
July 8 2022. Rest In Peace Paulie Walnuts. Rest In Peace, Mr. Gandolfini.
I'm a 58 year old man of Italian decent and I cried every other minute while watching this film.
Not only by your friends and family, you were loved by the masses. Have a good trip James Gandolfini.
Grow a pair.
You should really be crying about all these Jews portraying Italians in bad light.
@@truthhurts7637 😂😂😂😂
@@truthhurts7637 Fun Fact...I am
Italian and I can tell you from a lifetime of experience, - the Jews are secretly
jealous of Italy and of Italians.
Jews
played the roles of Italians
in Hollywood for many years...going
back to Edward G. Robinson and before.
( Scarface) .
@@Fusion991 grow a brain first
Steve Schirripa's voice breaking when he says "that was bad"... heartbreaking.
Dont mean to be rude.but how did he pass..
heart attack @@garrywatson7717
This cast did such astounding character work that it's actually startling or difficult to imagine that they are not the character they play. It's rare but when it happens actors can make you feel like you're viewing someone else's real life, and you care about them.
R. I. P Tony Sirico your a great character you won't be forgotten like with James grandofini
It really fucks me off that someone this decent can be taken away so early in life. Someone so kind, good, and pure.
So true. The best on Earth always wind up being lost first. So sad & a waste of a beautiful life. The ones loved the most are also the most loving in real life. I still miss seeing James in roles & with his work with military & the wounded veterans who he truly loved. He was a great human being & is still very missed.☹️😔
And then we got people like Biden still alive! Sad
So early in life? You act like he was 12.
@@redwingsfan3621 i hope u get better honestly
@@ripduck9361 I’m sry but 50-plus is not (so early in life). I luv me some Tony Soprano as much as you guys and miss James, immensely. But it does the actual young a disservice to equate them with someone in his 50’s, imo. Peace.
If this was the only role James Gandolfini ever played, he'd still have to go down as one of the greatest actors to ever live. When he's on the screen, he's the only one you watch. Everyone else disappears. So consistent, so intense, so brutally honest; a totally concentrated artist. I only wish he lived longer to give us more of everything he had to give. R.I.P.
Gotta admit tears were flowing a few times watching this what he was doing for and still doing for those troops is amazing what a great man
RIP Tony Sirico! he was just a kid
I watch the entire series of The Sopranos once a year. There isn't much else you can do that with or for that matter anything that comes near it for being so brilliant. Jim was a very talented actor and its great to be able to go back and rewatch The Sopranos and still enjoy it so much. All the cast, the script and the way it was shot was just stunningly brilliant. RIP JG
I think the Wire beats the sopranos, but it's close.
so true it feel the same way about the series
When I go back and rewatch I'm always surprised at how funny the show is. Just about every scene is hilarious.
i do the same thing ,love that show
I like to do the same, but my set of CD's are so compromised from overplay, I'll have to grab a new set from the dreaded Amazon.