"Johnny Cakes" has one of the best Tony/Anthony Jr. scenes. 2:05 on.



around minute 3, I start to lose it.

"You sit there with your FUCKING bowl of ice cream and say it's your favorite scene of all time."
"You make me wanna cry."

This show, man. Goddamn, I love it.

It was the little things like that that made the show. I remember Bobby getting all bent out of shape one time about Paulie proclaiming a song as "his" song

Giant babies

"But it's ok with Neil Young?"
"He owns Lionel!!!"

Frank Grimes wrote:"Johnny Cakes" has one of the best Tony/Anthony Jr. scenes. 2:05 on.



around minute 3, I start to lose it.

"You sit there with your FUCKING bowl of ice cream and say it's your favorite scene of all time."
"You make me wanna cry."

This show, man. Goddamn, I love it.

wow, great scene. I watched season 1 in college, and then by season 2 I didn't have cable and spent all my money on food and partying. I do remember NY Times declaring season 2 as a major, major cultural event. I saw episodes here an there but I've never watched it all the way through. Oddly enough I still am confident in saying it's the best show ever.

I started watching it sequentially recently. Just got the the ennui episode where nothing really happens in season 2 - it was entitled "House Arrest." The episode was richer than usual in imagery, symbolism and references. They referenced Marshall Mcluhan at one point - I had to pause it cause I had no idea who that was. I googled it and found this bad ass site that breaks down Sopranos episodes in really compelling ways.

http://sopranosautopsy.com/season-2-3/h ... rest-2-11/

I am going to watch it all again, and yeah season 2 was the greatest thing I ever witnessed as far as acting/entertainment. Can't wait for the next show to come around that captures me like that. I didn't event pick it up till season 6 originally which was dumb but I was 13 when the show started. I binged on it then all the way through when I had the time.

Grotewold wrote:It was the little things like that that made the show. I remember Bobby getting all bent out of shape one time about Paulie proclaiming a song as "his" song

Giant babies

Along those lines, I loved this scene about Tony's preferred choice of orange juice.

spotify:user:ulyssestone:playlist:4PbnqUrxGIwpU43TivGlCe

http://open.spotify.com/user/ulysseston ... U43TivGlCe

been enjoying this Spotify playlist of songs used on the Sopranos

Kaisha is my new fave episode

That's AJ hallucinating after drinking that Mountain Dew drink in those commercials, right?

Carmine: He wants to fuck her?

David Chase breaks down the last scene of The Sopranos

http://www.dga.org/Craft/DGAQ/All-Artic ... ranos.aspx

Tony definitely gets shot

but he says maybe he got shot, maybe he didn't

season 3, episode 2 the CGI with Livia

her hair was different every time the cut to her and at times parted from left to right and others from right to left

how could a perfectionist like Chase allow such inconsistencies? I need to read a thoughtful blog post to further convince me Tony just viewed his living mother as a series of bad memories and critical criticisms instead of a real human being.

most annoying Soprano characters in order

1) Noah
2) Noah
3) Ralphie Cifaretto
4) Jackie Jr.
5) AJ when he's depressed
6) Melfi's husband

the scene where Meadow confronts cheating Jackie Jr is so hilarious to me. might watch it a few times over lunch

Ralphie was great.

momadance wrote:Ralphie was great.

I still crack up about his answering machine message -- "I cannot look up numbers" -- and Tony's reaction

she was a whoo-ah

"They didn't have flattops in Ancient Rome!!!!"

I liked how a game of Scrabble convinced Meadow that Jackie Jr. was a loser.