*Rolling Stone. Not "Stones". That's a band

Phuk yes, yo

Homophobia is always projection. Homophobes would be happier if they embraced their inner homosexuality without shame. It takes a weak man to fear what they truly are.

in terms of goody good boys Hank is only below Gale

Can anyone tell me how many years Phil did in the can? I can’t find it anywhere

he was just a lil stinker is all

5:32 good theory

I’m watching this because I’ve always wanted to appreciate the wire but can’t get into it despite loving many similar shows. I’ve made it to like episode 9 twice and ran out of patience.

Need a kino log of these 2 seasons, loved this series

I remember accidentally moving my mouse as i watched the movie and realizing i was 2/3rds of the way through and almost nothing interesting or useful to tony or dickies relationship had been evolved.

Watching The Many Saints of Newark for a second time answered a lot of questions from the series.

Dude, you don't know what the definition of evil is.

this was literally one of the worst movies i've ever seen. i shut it off half-way through it was so bad.

Its the only guy everyone likes and has a strict rule of not touching him as he's not in the Game.

Oh look, a new youtube channel! Can't wait to binge! "my own father is in law enforcement and causal racism is just how you show affection to each other" Oh..... nevermind.....................

As much as I loved and still love to go back and rewatch the show occasionally, it is a bit disappointing that so many people for some reason think it's more historically accurate than any other historical drama, ignoring the smaller things, something that sticks out to me is how the show is well, full of Roman propaganda, the Romans specifically Caesar were masters of propaganda and did everything in their power to depict themselves as the bastion of civilization, Caesar himself was declared "divine" and made somewhat into a godhood figure among the Romans, and this constant praise of Caesar was turned up to 11 by his heir, Augustus who arguably was even a better propagandist than Caesar.

13!!!!!!!!!Titus pullo was an excellent character...RIP Ray Stevenson

Tony and Artie are like best friends. Tony and the other guys are basically co workers

History Civilis mentioned 🔥🔥🔥

Pullo and Vorenus were real, and are the only two centurians mentioned by name in Caesars biography of the gallic wars.

Juan Bolsa is sleeping with Ginny Sack!! All the way from the other side of the border!

Superb miniseries. Bought it as soon as I could, which is rare in this streaming age…

Something something the NM estate is a glorified crew. Both are good in its own way, as long as Chase and Gandelfoni didn't comment BrBa there is no need to say what better.

Didn’t sniff the panties. Not a legit fan! 😂

'hank is not a racist, yes he [...] uses slurs [...] my own father is in law enforcement and casual racism is literally how you show that you care' okay buddy the mask just slipped lmao

1:50 Enjoyable? This show gave me PTSD

the hat wire isn't presumed there's a scene where jack massarones fbi handler explains that the mic is in the hat.

The United States Federal Agent isn't a Hero!?! Wahaaaaaaaaaa :O

2:35 right hand man Labenius… i mean Mark Antony

Of course he's racist. Dehumanizing someone is not affectionate.

No it’s pronounced ABQ

I meant that kid have to go.

This is my all time favorite HBO production. It's a shame we never got more seasons.

no love because it sucked .. no one talks like that only the woke righters ...copying the ww-2 movies feel good ..of g.i. joe ..

If Christopher was a rat, or thought about it, he wouldn’t have told Tony he wouldn’t pass a drugtest, practically telling Tony to kill him when they had the car accident

This show isn't really about heroes

I don't think Hank was racist so much as I think he was classist. He looked down on lower income people because he saw them as junkies and criminals. I think that really shows in how he talks about Wendy and Jesse. He isn't interested in making the streets safer either. Just winning. He's a bully, and while he gets better in that sense, as this video pointed out, he never overcame his own ego.

After seeing this video, I went back and did a re-watch of the episode where Ralph is killed. Something that came to mind, was this odd thing about Ralph wearing a hairpiece. Even when I first saw the episode, and didn't have any considerations about Ralph being anything other than a man, it struck me as odd. I mean, he gets into this knock down, drag out fight with Tony, and the hairpiece never comes loose? It doesn't come off, until they are cutting up his body..? At the time, I just thought this was bad execution. And could not understand why they included it at all. Especially in such a blatantly unrealistic way. I know it's a reach, but now I am wondering if there was an actual reason behind it. I mean... I don't think it's correct to say that Ralph was "the Devil" as such. But I do wonder if they were making intimations about there being something demonic about him. As though now that he was dead, this earthly persona that he had began to come apart. I will admit that I am one of those fans who believe that there were some genuinely supernatural element to the Sopranos story. They were subtle, but I think they were there and intentional. I think that what we see with Tony, is something that we see in a lot of tragic plays, (such as Othello, Macbeth, etc.) Which is that there are forces at work that are always trying to draw Tony to be his worst self. So, I entertain the idea that this was one of those moments. That Ralph served as a resonator for the worst in Tony. He made a lot of money, so Tony tolerated, a lot of things he might not normally. Then, in a fit of rage, he kills a man whose son is in the hospital. Now, Ralph may not have really changed. And he may have set that fire. But Tony did not know any of this for certain. He acted on impulse. So, his murder of Ralph was kind of like an immersion in the darker parts of his self.

Julius Caesar he was gay?

I can tell by the patriciantv mention that this is gonna be good

Tony was a rat. How do you think the FBI knew so much stuff?

you can be racist while not hating each and every nonwhite person my dude

Hank is most certainly racist lmao

Charmaine, Irene, Meadow STeir for different reasons.

“Another Toothpick” as a C??? OH! Madone!

Walter isn't evil, I think his behavior is appropriate.

I kinda disagree that tony isn't a better person then in the beginning of the series. Yes he still kills and steals and essentially does what he wants, but his outlook on life clearly changed. I think he developed some more empathy for other people and the world. if I were to scale his awfulness out of 10 he went from a 9 to a 8.99, but I do think he became a better person. Still evil, but a slightly less evil.

I always loved that this show contained supernatural elements

Tony was right. She knew the deal. She knew the life. Tony is a high value male. He’s earned the ability to have multiple women. She should have accepted that at the end of the day, he comes home to her and that she gets the financial benefits. She’s not missing out on anything.

I’d understand your point if that was just banter with Gomez since that’s his best friend. But his casual racism spills over into his police work too. You see this in the way his co-workers are unimpressed by his attitude in El Paso. He has no respect for Mexican culture or the Spanish language.