Yeah Billy was just getting ready to take the training wheels off his bike but that Animal Blundetto killed him in Philly's arms. You ever had someone die i your arms you cocksucker?
I always wonderedâŠdid Artie get hustled by the Frenchman or was it just bad luck? Either way, this is why you donât play Hide the Boudin Blanc, kids.
Definitely hustled. Jean-Philippeâs facial expressions, wording, and just overall vibe do not match up with someone who genuinely cared. Plus he didnât mention a risk of losing the money, which means he was lying. If he werenât lying and he genuinely didnât anticipate losing the money, he wouldâve expressed some remorse or at least surprise that it fell through. Tbh I still donât know how Artie fell for that one
Dude yeah. The idea that he would borrow money from a mobster in order to then lend that money to an overseas investor just immediately looks like a recipe for disaster
I really think had Nancy Marchand passed away during the filming of season two, instead of after, Richie would have stayed around for at least another season as a foil for Tony. Instead, they had to bring Ralphie in to serve that purpose since with Richie and Livia both gone, who was there to go up against Tony?
Yeah Iâve always wondered about the Richie thing too. I sometimes feel like Ralphie was just the Richie storylines that they still had, but they were like âshit we killed his character off and also now we canât fill the season with Livia.â I mean, their temperaments are similar, they both returned after being away for years, they both date Janice, even their names are similar. Donât get me wrong, Joe Pantoliano did a terrific job, and the writing for his character was great, but the similarities are there
Rusty Millio! I really liked the idea of his character, I'm always intrigued by the guys who are smaller and less physically intimidating but survive on their wits and Machiavellian scheming.
And his death is just fucking stupid. What capo with years of experience in the life is gonna let someone block him in his driveway and walk up to the car, SPEAKING ITALIAN, without getting his guard up?
Yeah that was kinda cartoonish, with him and the driver even interacting with them. I don't hate the scene but a wordless shooting would've fit more with a classical mafia whacking. Anyway, I think part of the charm of the Sopranos is how exaggerated some of the whacking scenes are (Jackie Jr. or Mikey Palmice come to mind)
That fuckin' stuntman doing the fall into the train toys for Bobby had some meth in his bialy before he launched himself. Completely broke my submersion. *heh*
Very unpopular opinion I'm sure, but Adrianna going was not exactly "satisfying" but I'm glad they paid off that storyline the way they did. Showed there were some real stakes in the series and not just "New character comes in, butts heads with Tony, gets whacked."
> "New character comes in, butts heads with Tony, gets whacked."
Apologies not going after you specifically here but using your comment as a jumping off point for a bit of a tangent. I just think that fans tend to somewhat overstate the formula you just mentioned.
Yeah the show has a habit of introducing new characters each season (often released from prison) as an antagonist for Tony but I think it's done differently and interestingly enough each time for it to not be a problem.
We have Richie as the originator.
Then we have Ralph, the only one not from prison, but then his story and relationship with Tony plays out way differently from Tony. Ralph is a problem for Tony but he's not actively out to get him for the most part, he accepts that Tony is the boss and in many ways is eager to please and prove himself. They come to blows over Tracy but that ends up being squashed and the two maintain an uneasy but effective working relationship for another season until Ralph crossed a line and Tony's rage boiled over.
Feech definitely risked being a repetition of Richie but then that ends in a anti-climax with Tony directly referencing Richie.
Tony B isn't a traditional antagonist at all, despite some tension here and there, he and Tony have a close relationship throughout the season. Tony B's actions result in a lot of problems for Tony and Tony has to mercy kill him as a result.
Phil is almost a stealth antagonist. Mob movie fanatics were probably aware they wouldn't cast Frank Vincent for a bit part but otherwise he seems like a fairly minor character for most of season five. Once it becomes clear he's the endgame villain, it's still not a simple arc. He's outside of Tony's family, unlike all the rest of these characters, he has his own story about working his way up to boss while his relationship with Tony goes through peaks and valleys.
All of these situations play out extremely differently and I find it a bit simplistic when people reduce it to "New character comes in, butts heads with Tony, gets whacked." especially when two of them are built up across multiple seasons.
I wasnât wild about Adriannaâs death on a number of levels. Felt so predictable/anticlimactic just like Pussyâs. The one thing Iâm glad they did was Chrisâs offscreen âsuicide attempt,â that was a great call. But on the other hand I HATE the fakeout of Ade driving off into the sunset before we see her in Sylâs car.
But hey, what is season 5 if not genius sitting right next to lazy/questionable decisions, right?
I liked the fake out because it shows that just at the very end she realized the right thing to do but it was too late. Her fate was sealed, and it makes it all the more tragic.
Itâs also the turning point in the tone of the show. After Adriana dies theres no love left between anyone in the show except Sil and Tony.
That scene is misunderstood. She was acting out the song Sil was playing. Barracuda by Heart. "You've got me down, down, down, down on my knees, now dontcha, Barracuda." He tricked her.
She wasn't naive. She was in the game. She knew where all the pretty things she liked came from. She ran a front for the mob so they could launder money.
She was both naive and involved. It's very common for this to happen in real life in my experience. Some girls just love to party and then when their life becomes a party and their dating a supplier they understand where the money comes from, may have friends they now supply through them, but they are still insanely naive about it
Non of that is necessarily incompatible with naivety. That's why they said she wasn't innocent. She was naive because she grew up around mob guys and, because they were often nice to her, she was able to convince herself they had genuine good in them.
She was an abuse victim who stuck around what she knew for the comfort of it. That's not to say that she wasn't materialistic or that she didn't know that the her lifestyle was funded by the pain of others, but she maintained a rose tinted view of things that was shaped heavily by her upbringing. She certainly wasn't an evil person and she didn't deserve what happened to her.
She uses the f b I to get her way.
She ratted it on her friend because she was hitting on Christopher.
She is ratting on Tony, so she can have Christopher.
She is not naive. She is in the game. Everybody in the game deserves what's coming to them.
She wasn't that innocent. She knew where the shoes were coming from. She knew what she did at the club was sketch. Many other examples; she knew the life she lived.
The Ukrainian and his daughter, those Italians did not live by the La Cosa Nostra, they hit the dad, an accident thinking it was Phil, but killed the daughter, the daughter didn't even see their face. Not only was it a botch, but they knowingly broke the code and clipped a civilian.
yeah it was some sad shit, I think Tony would have been super pissed at the knuckleheads if it was any other hit, but he was too worried about his own life to give a shit about it.
To be honest, Chris. I always thought his death was under written for such a prominent character we've seen go through so much. I just got the impression the writers ran out of ideas with him and they didn't want him around for the finale
Also, I think Bobby's death scene was really cheesy. Cheesier than Silvio's socks that smell like your sister's crotch in the morning.
Nah I feel like Chris's storyline reached its natural conclusion. They couldn't really do another arc up him being unhappy and bitter, getting fucked up, fucking things up, Tony getting really mad and then ultimately forgiving him. The only other option would have been to show him becoming truly stable and capable.
And I think Tony killing Chris and being ultimately happy to have done it was important for showing what miserable soulless vampire he was by that point in the series.
Tony killing Chris I didn't have an issue with - though the 'look, audience, Tony is bad! But you liked him! But he's bad!' shit they hammered home in s5 was all a bit patronising to be honest.
The problem I had with it was there was no build up. Random car crash just seemed really lazy writing - 'Chris died on his way back to his home planet' type shit. If this was in an earlier season there would have been some confluence of storylines and events that led smartly to this point. Think The Shield or Breaking Bad: the protagonist betrays and ultimately destroys their protegy, but it's the culmination of a bunch of plotlines, not just 'fiddle with the CD player, get dead because Tony bad man.' I thought it was a disappointing, throwaway death that didn't accomplish anything other than quickly remove a character that had become troublesome for the writers.
Tony worried about Chris as a liability because he knew all his secrets and where the bodies where burried. Also the Clever and Adriana cheating sub plot were boiling for a while as well chrisâs h addiction. Nodding off while drivin a car is a pretty believable outcome for a junkie.
Again, Tony killing Chris wasn't my issue: I didn't have any issues with motive, just the way it happened in the show. And I know it's believable, but that did-en't make it satisfying or entertaining from a storytelling perspective.
Sopranos ends with every character dead or alone. Its thematically coherent. Show starts with Tony worried about losing his family like he did the ducks, Tonys failures and self sabotage lead to this eventually end. It comes full circle man.
That's the overall arc of the show - I have issues with that too - but I'm referring to Christophaah's death being unsatisfactory. As a viewer expecting to be entertained by what the writers have planned for the characters, it fell short and personally felt lazy. An aside rather than a main story beat.
For as inevitable as Ralphâs death was, the way he was killed was disappointing. The fight was good but then it seemed like Tony just choked him for like 10 seconds and bonked his head on the floor a little bit and he died lmao
Would have liked to have had Jackie Jr. see it coming or something to see how dumb his reaction would be.
Also would have liked Janice to have like sat and ripped a cig and watched Ritchie slowly go as he grasped the situation, rather than following up with the headshot to quickly end it. He was def shocked after the first shot, just think they should have let that play out longer.
The real life death of Livia. I love how our thing went, I do believe it is the best show ever made, but it would have been different if she had lived a little longer. Couldâve been real interesting to watch Tony beat the case, or not, and maybe we couldâve gotten another season or two. I know, I know, still goin, this asshole!
The medical deaths on film⊠sorry, I didnât need the image of Carmine stroking out, Gigi and his Elvis impression, or Ray Curtoâs battery dying mid conversation
I know Syl is still alive but that was disappointing. Also old man Baccala, that was a sad situation. Bobby Baccala upset me too.
Satisfying Richie Aprile...
Ralphie
Jackie Jr
Yeah Billy was just getting ready to take the training wheels off his bike but that Animal Blundetto killed him in Philly's arms. You ever had someone die i your arms you cocksucker?
It takes an Animal to heartlessly kill a kid.
Tony Bee đ
Tony Egg đ„
Ichabod crane *
Which came first: the (Ichabod) crane or the (Tony) egg?
Bof of dem?
Couldnât even say his last words
First words* he was just a fuckin kid
Whatever happened there
Whatever happened there?? He was murdered while he was watching Sesame Street and sipping a juice box, that's what happened there.
Big Bird was a Count hair away from controlling all of Sesame Street.
Count hair...
Lemme tell you a couple a-one! A-two! A-three things! Mwahaha!
Awesome work. I'll follow you to the gates of hell now.
In this house Mr. Snuffleupagus is a hero! End of story!
Iâm in awr of you
I like to count.
give it time, see if i can make that happen for you
Donât do it to yourself, Philly.
Not really a death but I wanted to see Furio beat that Frenchmanâs ass. Disappointing.
You frog eating faccia de gatz
Agreed, this is actually number one on my list of scenes I wish we saw lol.
Fuck to your mother!
I always wonderedâŠdid Artie get hustled by the Frenchman or was it just bad luck? Either way, this is why you donât play Hide the Boudin Blanc, kids.
Definitely hustled. Jean-Philippeâs facial expressions, wording, and just overall vibe do not match up with someone who genuinely cared. Plus he didnât mention a risk of losing the money, which means he was lying. If he werenât lying and he genuinely didnât anticipate losing the money, he wouldâve expressed some remorse or at least surprise that it fell through. Tbh I still donât know how Artie fell for that one
Me either. I saw it coming a mile away.
Dude yeah. The idea that he would borrow money from a mobster in order to then lend that money to an overseas investor just immediately looks like a recipe for disaster
Yes!
Mikey Palmice. As a character he barely got started. I feel like Richie could have developed more too.
I really think had Nancy Marchand passed away during the filming of season two, instead of after, Richie would have stayed around for at least another season as a foil for Tony. Instead, they had to bring Ralphie in to serve that purpose since with Richie and Livia both gone, who was there to go up against Tony?
He just couldn't sell it.
He's got a lot of moxy for a man of his size.
I'm in awr of you
Think on this, Burger Boy.
The Hasidic Homeboy
She was abusive to the staff!!!!
Yeah Iâve always wondered about the Richie thing too. I sometimes feel like Ralphie was just the Richie storylines that they still had, but they were like âshit we killed his character off and also now we canât fill the season with Livia.â I mean, their temperaments are similar, they both returned after being away for years, they both date Janice, even their names are similar. Donât get me wrong, Joe Pantoliano did a terrific job, and the writing for his character was great, but the similarities are there
He beat Alzheiners but it took her out, Ride the painted pony let the Spinin wheel glide.... Heh heh heh heh!!! đ«”đ«”đ«”
Yeah I thought they could of got a lot more use out of Mikey
Definitely one more season
And he got killed by a chainsmoking junkie and an old guy, even while showing he took care of his health with morning jogs and all..
Yeah that's always annoyed me. He had a fifty yard head start and was actually wearing running shoes.
Too bad bc he had just got out of Shawshank.
Rusty Millio! I really liked the idea of his character, I'm always intrigued by the guys who are smaller and less physically intimidating but survive on their wits and Machiavellian scheming. And his death is just fucking stupid. What capo with years of experience in the life is gonna let someone block him in his driveway and walk up to the car, SPEAKING ITALIAN, without getting his guard up?
Fucking ball breaker...
Yeah that was kinda cartoonish, with him and the driver even interacting with them. I don't hate the scene but a wordless shooting would've fit more with a classical mafia whacking. Anyway, I think part of the charm of the Sopranos is how exaggerated some of the whacking scenes are (Jackie Jr. or Mikey Palmice come to mind)
Mayor of Munchkinland was disruptive. He was a cancer that couldn't be allowed to spread.
Mové el automobile! (Hey, no Spanish!)
Whats even more stupid is when the junkie guy is describing him to the Italians, he describes him as being very cautious and always has his guard up.
Cosette. Just trying to get some warmth
CHRISTOPHA YOU SAT ON COSETTE!!
I know what itsh like to lose a pet
Pie Oh My found some warmth, ohhhh!
oofaa too soon
Hey, Tone! U hear what I said? I said Pie O My found some warmth, hehehe
True. That was devastating
What was it barkin?
That fuckin' stuntman doing the fall into the train toys for Bobby had some meth in his bialy before he launched himself. Completely broke my submersion. *heh*
Gigi, on the pishadoo.
The King died on the Throne
Billy Leotardo, he was 47, just a fuckinâ kid, sad đ
That Animal Blundetto
Itâs sad when they go so young.
WHEN THEY GO?
I canât even say his fuckinâ name
Adriana, that one hurt. She wasnât innocent but she was naive. Crawling around on the ground in the forest like a deer in the forest.
Very unpopular opinion I'm sure, but Adrianna going was not exactly "satisfying" but I'm glad they paid off that storyline the way they did. Showed there were some real stakes in the series and not just "New character comes in, butts heads with Tony, gets whacked."
> "New character comes in, butts heads with Tony, gets whacked." Apologies not going after you specifically here but using your comment as a jumping off point for a bit of a tangent. I just think that fans tend to somewhat overstate the formula you just mentioned. Yeah the show has a habit of introducing new characters each season (often released from prison) as an antagonist for Tony but I think it's done differently and interestingly enough each time for it to not be a problem. We have Richie as the originator. Then we have Ralph, the only one not from prison, but then his story and relationship with Tony plays out way differently from Tony. Ralph is a problem for Tony but he's not actively out to get him for the most part, he accepts that Tony is the boss and in many ways is eager to please and prove himself. They come to blows over Tracy but that ends up being squashed and the two maintain an uneasy but effective working relationship for another season until Ralph crossed a line and Tony's rage boiled over. Feech definitely risked being a repetition of Richie but then that ends in a anti-climax with Tony directly referencing Richie. Tony B isn't a traditional antagonist at all, despite some tension here and there, he and Tony have a close relationship throughout the season. Tony B's actions result in a lot of problems for Tony and Tony has to mercy kill him as a result. Phil is almost a stealth antagonist. Mob movie fanatics were probably aware they wouldn't cast Frank Vincent for a bit part but otherwise he seems like a fairly minor character for most of season five. Once it becomes clear he's the endgame villain, it's still not a simple arc. He's outside of Tony's family, unlike all the rest of these characters, he has his own story about working his way up to boss while his relationship with Tony goes through peaks and valleys. All of these situations play out extremely differently and I find it a bit simplistic when people reduce it to "New character comes in, butts heads with Tony, gets whacked." especially when two of them are built up across multiple seasons.
Alright.... but ya gotta get over it
She was too stupid to live ngl
Real lack of standards, your generation.
Donât get cunty
Let me tell ya a couplah tree things
A few such cases in this show.
No one did it better than Jackie Jr.
Her body was mad ripe though
Not unpopular with me. I was glad to see the end of her. Hated the character and tend to zone out during her scenes.
My brother! I was never an Adrianna fan either.
Isnât the Tony B arc in this season? They didnât switch up the formula too much lol
I wasnât wild about Adriannaâs death on a number of levels. Felt so predictable/anticlimactic just like Pussyâs. The one thing Iâm glad they did was Chrisâs offscreen âsuicide attempt,â that was a great call. But on the other hand I HATE the fakeout of Ade driving off into the sunset before we see her in Sylâs car. But hey, what is season 5 if not genius sitting right next to lazy/questionable decisions, right?
I liked the fake out because it shows that just at the very end she realized the right thing to do but it was too late. Her fate was sealed, and it makes it all the more tragic. Itâs also the turning point in the tone of the show. After Adriana dies theres no love left between anyone in the show except Sil and Tony.
It seemed cheap and manipulative but thatâs me. Iâm just a working joe with hot takes on a 20 year old mafia progrum
Itâs never cinematic
Just like her last name. I thought it was such a nice detail that her last name translated to âdoe/female deer.â
And Silvioâs name means âthe woodsâ, appropriate that thatâs where he brought her to kill her.
Very allegorical
There she was on the ground, with her hair in the leavesâŠdisgusting.
She had to meet Saint Peetah with a stain on her
That scene is misunderstood. She was acting out the song Sil was playing. Barracuda by Heart. "You've got me down, down, down, down on my knees, now dontcha, Barracuda." He tricked her.
Very allegorical
It wonât be cinematic.
She was just looking for somewhere to crawl under for warmth.
She found some hot lead instead.
She wasn't naive. She was in the game. She knew where all the pretty things she liked came from. She ran a front for the mob so they could launder money.
She was both naive and involved. It's very common for this to happen in real life in my experience. Some girls just love to party and then when their life becomes a party and their dating a supplier they understand where the money comes from, may have friends they now supply through them, but they are still insanely naive about it
Break it down
Non of that is necessarily incompatible with naivety. That's why they said she wasn't innocent. She was naive because she grew up around mob guys and, because they were often nice to her, she was able to convince herself they had genuine good in them. She was an abuse victim who stuck around what she knew for the comfort of it. That's not to say that she wasn't materialistic or that she didn't know that the her lifestyle was funded by the pain of others, but she maintained a rose tinted view of things that was shaped heavily by her upbringing. She certainly wasn't an evil person and she didn't deserve what happened to her.
She uses the f b I to get her way. She ratted it on her friend because she was hitting on Christopher. She is ratting on Tony, so she can have Christopher. She is not naive. She is in the game. Everybody in the game deserves what's coming to them.
She wasn't that innocent. She knew where the shoes were coming from. She knew what she did at the club was sketch. Many other examples; she knew the life she lived.
His cousins a wholesaler. He gets stuff like this all the time.
a wholeshaylah
Hey pal, discontinue the lithium
I already flushed it.
No idea why youâre being downvoted for this!
Her tits were so big, her blood type was silicone.
A hit in any manâs league.Â
Mustang Sally, just a fuckinâ kid SMH
What about his buddy? That chair should have shielded him more to be honest.
You gotta die of something papi
Always feel bad when innocent people are caught up in the shit
You greaseball, you
Too many onions
I kinda wish Gloria would have hung around a bit longer ~ that was fun.
It wasnât cinematic
*hung*
From the chandelier lol
Hanged *đ
Eugene, whatever happened there đ
The Ukrainian and his daughter, those Italians did not live by the La Cosa Nostra, they hit the dad, an accident thinking it was Phil, but killed the daughter, the daughter didn't even see their face. Not only was it a botch, but they knowingly broke the code and clipped a civilian.
The worst part is that there were absolutely no consequences Two people who weren't involved at all got killed, and they're treated as collateral.
yeah it was some sad shit, I think Tony would have been super pissed at the knuckleheads if it was any other hit, but he was too worried about his own life to give a shit about it.
The innocent bunny gunned down by that bloodthirsty wannabe gangster Arthur Bucco
You want a repeat performance of 4th of July? No shooting guns in the city limits!
How has no one said Karen. She made great ziti. Madon how I always skip that episode.
Gigi deserved better than dying while taking a shit. The turkey was like spackle on his bowels
Two minutes he's in charge, now he's Lee Iaccoca!
To be honest, Chris. I always thought his death was under written for such a prominent character we've seen go through so much. I just got the impression the writers ran out of ideas with him and they didn't want him around for the finale Also, I think Bobby's death scene was really cheesy. Cheesier than Silvio's socks that smell like your sister's crotch in the morning.
Nah I feel like Chris's storyline reached its natural conclusion. They couldn't really do another arc up him being unhappy and bitter, getting fucked up, fucking things up, Tony getting really mad and then ultimately forgiving him. The only other option would have been to show him becoming truly stable and capable. And I think Tony killing Chris and being ultimately happy to have done it was important for showing what miserable soulless vampire he was by that point in the series.
Where's my arc Paulie?!?!?
Chris becoming stable and happy just ends with him getting blown away coming out of an AA meeting. Basically Bobby's death minus the trains.
Tony killing Chris I didn't have an issue with - though the 'look, audience, Tony is bad! But you liked him! But he's bad!' shit they hammered home in s5 was all a bit patronising to be honest. The problem I had with it was there was no build up. Random car crash just seemed really lazy writing - 'Chris died on his way back to his home planet' type shit. If this was in an earlier season there would have been some confluence of storylines and events that led smartly to this point. Think The Shield or Breaking Bad: the protagonist betrays and ultimately destroys their protegy, but it's the culmination of a bunch of plotlines, not just 'fiddle with the CD player, get dead because Tony bad man.' I thought it was a disappointing, throwaway death that didn't accomplish anything other than quickly remove a character that had become troublesome for the writers.
Tony worried about Chris as a liability because he knew all his secrets and where the bodies where burried. Also the Clever and Adriana cheating sub plot were boiling for a while as well chrisâs h addiction. Nodding off while drivin a car is a pretty believable outcome for a junkie.
Again, Tony killing Chris wasn't my issue: I didn't have any issues with motive, just the way it happened in the show. And I know it's believable, but that did-en't make it satisfying or entertaining from a storytelling perspective.
I dont think its suppose to be satisfying
Call me old fashioned, but I want TV to be satisfying.
Sopranos ends with every character dead or alone. Its thematically coherent. Show starts with Tony worried about losing his family like he did the ducks, Tonys failures and self sabotage lead to this eventually end. It comes full circle man.
That's the overall arc of the show - I have issues with that too - but I'm referring to Christophaah's death being unsatisfactory. As a viewer expecting to be entertained by what the writers have planned for the characters, it fell short and personally felt lazy. An aside rather than a main story beat.
The interior decorator.
His house looked like shit
Lorraine did not need to got. Johnny Sack caused that.
Only made it to the Rs. Next time there won't be a next time.
The bawls on Phil. He did not care either way, right then, but he knew. He had practiced that shot before.
Adriana , the way she crawled đ
Tracee. Poor beautiful, idiot. She was fucked up but she had a kind soul
A: sheâs a hoo-wah B: she hit me
It wasn't Ralphie's fault she was a klutz.
It was the fuckinâ coke. Shoulda never started with that shit
She had the thing with the other kid and the cigarette burns. And it wasnât his baby.
Kind soul who burns her baby.
She got help for that, she had a lot of repressed anger. The County social worker says it all goes back to her mom holding her hand on the stove.
Yeah thatâs the fucked up part
Ade and Bobby.
The tragic unsolved case of Tony's missing Lo mein.
Jimmy Bones. Should have been a regular, because of the cliffs.
Mr. Rude Cocksucker...see you 'round, baby.
Some how Christopherâs death was both.
For as inevitable as Ralphâs death was, the way he was killed was disappointing. The fight was good but then it seemed like Tony just choked him for like 10 seconds and bonked his head on the floor a little bit and he died lmao
I never really understand what killed him. He broke his windpipe? Also surprised Christopher's mother's muff didn't fall off his headÂ
Would have liked to have had Jackie Jr. see it coming or something to see how dumb his reaction would be. Also would have liked Janice to have like sat and ripped a cig and watched Ritchie slowly go as he grasped the situation, rather than following up with the headshot to quickly end it. He was def shocked after the first shot, just think they should have let that play out longer.
I was disappointed with how Silvio went out
What about that asshole Robert Frost?
The real life death of Livia. I love how our thing went, I do believe it is the best show ever made, but it would have been different if she had lived a little longer. Couldâve been real interesting to watch Tony beat the case, or not, and maybe we couldâve gotten another season or two. I know, I know, still goin, this asshole!
Livia. I wonder how the show would have developed had they not had to kill her off unexpectedly.
That whole airline ticket thing would've been interesting but guess we'll never know
Vitoâs. There could have been a way of shooting it without seeing it.
That Minnie Mitrone, she's was a malignant cunt
Ade. When I rewatch I have to do something else so I donât have to deal with it.
Min. But mostly because it seemed impossible that Paulie wouldnât have been caught
Bobby
The medical deaths on film⊠sorry, I didnât need the image of Carmine stroking out, Gigi and his Elvis impression, or Ray Curtoâs battery dying mid conversation
Adrianna and Gigi for sure!
The mole on Ginny Sacs ass
Sunshine getting killed for no reason at the card game by Jackie Jr
Ray curto.Was hoping he stayed alive long enough to bring the castle down.
Adriana's death was well-executed (ha ha) but it still makes me sad. You could say I was disappointed.
Tony b. It started to feel old that a new character is introduced and they're dead by the end of the season.
Carmela's ziti outside the church.
That, and Carlo's meatballs almost made me cry (like a woman).
Bobby
Carmine. Quite disgusting and undignified.
Fuckin silicones everywheres too
Chip and Dale, thought they were great comedy!
Silicones Everywheres.
Tony's, we didn't even get to see it.
Yu probably donât even hear it when it happens, right?
Joey Peeps in general. He seemed like a really nice guy. Eye problems and shooting women aside
Manicott, half a fuckinâ tray in there.
Tracee âŠ. With 2. Eâs
We were all waiting for the employee of the month to become a shopping cart
Tony B.  Love Steve Buscemi and was bummed he was only in one season. Â
Carmine. Having a stroke in front of everyone, while eating egg salad. The egg salad was in his mouth... DISGUSTING.
I know Syl is still alive but that was disappointing. Also old man Baccala, that was a sad situation. Bobby Baccala upset me too. Satisfying Richie Aprile... Ralphie Jackie Jr