Best Sopranos Scene - "We're with the Vipers" -All Right Now

One of the best blends of Sopranos scenes ever.
The blend of music, cinematics, directing, and of course acting makes this scene one to remember. It also showcases the thrill and reasons that these guys do the things they do.
The last thing Tony and Christopher need is wine - but they steal it anyways, just so they know they can.
Great Track : Free - All Right Now

[@izdatsumcp]

some guys once told me they were with the vipers...I asked them if that was their girl scout troop...they beat the shit out of me...good times

[@jakep1979]

+izdatsumcp If you ever end up in prison I suggest you take Feech advice when you are in there: Find the meanest biggest black guy there and ask him what the fuck he was looking at and then start punching his big fat coconut head! I'm sure it will be smooth sailing from there cause no one will mess with you!

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

+jakep1979 That is if he survives the encounter or, if he won, the reprisal by the mean guy and his friends. Feech was full of shit.

[@jakep1979]

John Doe Of course Feech was full of shit, all those guys were. When Tony gets dizzy he blames the medication and when Vito gets caught sucking dick he also blame's the medication with a doctor's note lol

[@charlescarter4608]

I got pulled over the other day. The cop said, "good evening, im with the CPD", I said, "Ooh whos that, your Girl Scout troop!?"....and he tased me til I shit my pants. Fun stuff.

[@manictiger]

Awhile ago, I was going through a checkpoint in Baghdad and the MP said, 'I'm with DOD'. I said, "ooh, who's that, your girl scout troop?" They put a bag over my head with ether on it and then I woke up naked in a tiny box in some unknown bunker. They took me out after a day without food or water and waterboarded me. Fun stuff.

[@matzeknodel11]

How bout da pwricks face when he saw da gyatt

[@BromanEmpire]

bwahbwabwah we're wit da vipas!

[@missbelled6700]

💥👴

[@jessestinson9252]

Grizzly Adam's looking mf 😂

[@luvfreedom1470]

And to think if they'd had GPS they never would have scored all that wine.

[@TomO-if7nh]

G123 Tony was carrying 2 boxes while Chris was only carrying one. Maybe Tony Did have the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@xerxeslord1]

G123 imagine if he'd remembered the " cutty & water " 🍸

[@fuku102]

I like how they made Christopher seem real and not some over the top tough guy. He is a cold blooded murderer and yet still has the balls to admit he was scared.

[@misterguy2329]

He also actually shit his pants once, when he thought he was going to die.

[@liamtubsy3767]

Haha! Yep! Also, when he screams "I hit him, I fuckin' hit him!"

[@wes2262]

Yes, he just probably killed a guy and it’s nothing at all

[@hank1519]

@@wes2262 Most of these characters showed flashes of humanity. But you can't build a relationship with only flashes. The Ice Man said that he could kill you at any moment if you annoyed him.

[@bigblueassbaby9074]

@@hank1519 The Ice Man was also full of shit.

[@someusername121]

One of the things I loved about Tony was that despite being a family boss, he would still back the car up to score some good wine. Dude wasn't above getting dirty.

[@hank1519]

But it also shows the insatiable greed of a mobster.

[@StepUpMedia039]

I also love how he nods in acknowlement and agreement when Chrissy says he almost shat himself. He was agreeing that it was scary.

[@Leviathan56]

I'd say all the bosses of both family's were pretty involved, all except lupertazzi, and that's only because he was a fossil

[@blueca1]

This is basically Sons of Anarchy vs The Sopranos. And Sopranos win.

[@peterpetigrew2869]

SOA sucked !!

[@BigHorseFilm]

The Italian Mob and Biker gangs often work together in reality. The biker gangs work trafficking & muscle for the Italians. Actually you often see biker guys working in the Bing, as bouncers and stuff.

[@justincase2291]

I think Jax would fuck Tony up.

[@GuerreroDelInfo]

Those guys went to slip and fall school.

[@youtubeplayer5428]

The mob outfits have influence, can reach places where no street gang can. That's why not many fuck with the mafia. Not just italian outfits, mobs in general. Yeah the bikers sometimes think having 10.000 members on the street gives them enough power to kill an associate / made guy. After their house explodes, they understand what's what.

[@Nazeem2010]

Man, that wine must be amazing. Tony always did make all the food on the show look good.

[@briancarpenter6413]

he was the reason i started eating gabagool and I eat it to this day. Just by itself haha

[@BryanBeast13]

Same with capicola

[@vinnyfeliciano6]

@@briancarpenter6413 me too forgettaboutit

[@TomGeek1980]

I love Buffalo mozzarella.

[@smellypatel5272]

@@briancarpenter6413 Hope you're still alive. That gabagool is really bad for you. All them nitrates!

[@jigafox]

Ive ALWAYS LOVED this scene too. This series was personal to me.

[@johnas9092]

You're the only person who had a personal connection to this series. Everyone else just looked at it objectively.

[@jigafox]

John A S Sounds like your with the vipers.

[@johnas9092]

Oh, with all of the links I click on, I probably am.

[@thesprawl2361]

I think it was personal to a lot of people, just because it was so intense and the characters were so real that you felt like you knew them. It's personal to me now, and I came to it nine years after it finished...

[@robertalcala9361]

ForeverBoxing369 ,I had a personal connection to that scene reminds me of something my father and I did for fun a couple of times

[@guillecarandini8208]

"We´re with the shineboxes"

[@quantumhelium]

Best comment ever.

[@guillecarandini8208]

I made it myself

[@Kardaszpm]

20 fucking years you grill cheese radiator

[@simonlopez170]

Holy fuck that’s a funny comment😂

[@matthewdunham1689]

LOL!!!!

[@gstacks814]

Tony really is drifting off into nihilism at this point of the shows run, I also love the way he drinks the wine , rubbing it in Chris's face, practically forcing him to drink a glass

[@Pilkie101]

Wait, I don't get it. I've rewatched the whole series several times but I never realised Tony and Chris are actually cops? Puts a whole new spin on it.

[@GeoffreyBronson]

I was shocked to learn this. It's just... How much betrayal can I take?!

[@royalslackest]

10-4

[@donarthiazi2443]

You didn't see the scene where Tony took his imbecile son to see the old neighborhood and the church and molinyan drug dealer asks if they were five-0?

[@Sebastian-in4po]

How abut dat phricks face wen hee sawww da gyatt

[@csmakio]

One of the greatest moments in the entire show. The music really helps the scene.

[@hansolo631]

Yea such a great moment. What a show. Lesser shows would relentlessly drive their relationship into the ground, instead of showing the good times and the allure

[@Yamas258]

The sound of him drinking the wine, and sound of them cutting into food . Always make me hungry and thirsty

[@toptenguy1]

In that case we are polar opposites, those sound make me go out of my way to TRY to eat alone. Like a nail on a chalkboard to me, LOL

[@bradleygonzalez1160]

lol indeed

[@PoweredByAudio]

I actually just picked up on the way Tony was drinking his wine. Really made you believe he was savoring it

[@BG_808]

Ahh I love this scene so much. You could tell just by watching them how young and alive they felt in that moment.

[@MalcolmTurnerKing]

...Then Tony realized he sprained his ankle lol

[@jumacoates9044]

Chris was always a good shot.

[@xaviervega468]

+Juma Coates One of the few things he was good at.

[@theflanman420420]

He was good at doing drugs too

[@RicoJohnson83]

Yeah he was .. a fuckin marksman

[@zach8647]

He had the makings of a varsity athlete

[@posty1648]

He allways had the makings of a varsity marksman

[@kevina5337]

"Discipline," the beginning of every alcoholic's relapse LOL

[@weed22k]

seeing Chris in the passenger seat while Tony is driving is oddly comforting. like Tony isn't in "Boss mode", & is just chilling with Chris.

[@bsgtrekfan88]

God Ive seen the whole series about 7 times over now and this scene never gets old. All the BS...all the shit that Tony and Chris has /are going through.....its genuine laugh's and they simply forget about it at that dinner table. That and Tony's impression of the dude "were with the vipers...." LOL! Classic scene..well acted, written and shot. Perfect!

[@ryanrusso2954]

Yeah, I've seen this series a couple of three times.

[@Slashco]

It's well acted, but to me it shows the hypocrisy of these mobster scumbags. They act like tough guys when they're pointing a gun at someone, but when it's their turn to have one pointed at them, they cry and beg for their lives.

[@vishy]

Man I really miss this show - best thing I have ever watched on screen. I wish I could forget it all and rewatch from start (10 times over again)

[@nunya1738]

Just when he thought he was out, they (the vino and Tony) pulled him back in.

[@jakep1979]

Nun Ya fucking Tony calls him an addict yet doesn't support him when he is trying to be sober and brings him back to relapse.

[@nunya1738]

jakep1979 Misery loves company, right?

[@jakep1979]

Nun Ya yep if everyone else life is in the toilet, your own shitty life all of the sudden looks better.

[@nunya1738]

jakep1979 A sad truth, that reading your post nonetheless caused me to chuckle. Best to you, friend! NunYa

[@Wislon106]

"Opportunity knocked." "Knocked? Kicked the fuckin' door in!"

[@emdee7744]

Oh, I want some pasta and red wine sooooooo much right now...this show always makes me hungry.

[@tommyhearns3900]

Both times I watched the full thing I was drinking red wine and eating through every episode... I probably have a problem.

[@leoalex2344]

Chef Boyardee.

[@WeBarelySober]

@@tommyhearns3900 How much weight have you gained? I've been thinking of taking up the Soprano diet myself.

[@tommyhearns3900]

Honestly about 70 pounds. Not even joking. Don't carry it as well as big Gandolfini either, Damn shame.

[@jareds208]

It’s the best how Christopher belittles the bikers so hard “ooohhh what’s that, your Girl Scout troop?”

[@JackandDiane1994]

Hahaha I love when Chris says "Are we point seven miles past route 62 yet. lol

[@BEARxARMS]

without a doubt the best series ever on television.

[@googie300]

I think the wire beat it by a hair

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

​@@googie300by a cnt hair.

[@muhammadeyssa23648]

@@googie300 No it doesn’t.

[@desmondciauri4616]

I was about to join the Vipers but then I saw this video😦

[@royalslackest]

You were gonna join the Girlscouts?

[@ooooiooosamo8751]

I swear... Tony says "we're with the wipers"

[@MyBoyMurphy1681]

beautiful scene! especially love when they're talking about the Fall. "It's smells like Halloween"

[@chasjohn57]

All Right Now by Free playing in the background. One of the best rock & roll songs ever!

[@SuberProduction]

Tony a brick for making Chrissy drink wine and later killing him. Cmon Tony knew that kid had problems.

[@gulfrelay2249]

Zero isn't a limit.

[@danielfrancis1302]

It's funny when Tony and Chris are jacking the boxes of booze-they're laughing like naughty hood ruffnecks. Which is what they were, before deciding to make crime a vocation !

[@faffaflunkie]

Fucking *Corkage.* Who are the _real_ crooks in this episode?

[@shanetheclassic]

ba ha bowhi

[@johnringoo756]

Just all around phenomenal production on this show. Always engrossing

[@johnsmith7298]

"On the other side they consider wine food." In Italy it's super common for people to have just a little wine with dinner. America has such an infatuation with drinking until we're drunk it's like we don't know how to enjoy small amounts.

[@Secondplanetfromthesun]

Personally for me its the taste i never got it. Am i doing something wrong should i try drinking it steadily cuz i wanna get a taste for wine :/

[@cathiker]

So many little tidbits in the Sopranos: this is one of my all-time favorites. Such incomparable writing in this show!

[@quantumhelium]

Cats are awesome. There was only one cat in the entire series.

[@adamcharles2972]

lol the way tony drinks wine to make chrissy want it even more

[@TheSmokey1424]

{Tony urinating. Chris turns to Tony} Tony: You seein this?

[@quantumhelium]

LOL I never thought of that.

[@DracoPadilla]

@@quantumhelium Never thought of what?

[@quantumhelium]

Maybe Tony was telling Chris to look at his piss. Some kind of flow problem or infection?

[@GarethNIreland]

‘The air’s all crisp and you start smellin’ peoples’ shineboxes’ - TS

[@stingfan16ify]

One of my favorite songs ever! Perfect song for this clip!

[@adityaarora6753]

Jim Atkins what song is it?

[@BLUEPELICAN234]

This scene has so much under the surface. It perfectly shows Chris looking up to Tony as a father, and Tony completely shitting on him and telling him to drink again. Probably the happiest scene between the 2 but also the most depressing. Tony was too much of a psycho, and Chrissy as the show went on really realized how disconnected he was starting to feel with the life, but he was too far gone

[@JoeyDynamite2008]

3:35 and 3:43 Tony's face expressions are just unforgettable, this video made me laugh for ages.

[@tomada36]

That was a great scene. Tony can afford to buy great wine on his own, but that's not the point; he just loves the thrill.

[@gtnick86]

“Fuckin ankle, I guess I sprained it.” “Must’ve been that ten yard dash.”

[@ScarabChris]

Totally the best scene. Song was perfect for it as well.

[@duro845]

One of the best soprano scenes 10 4 Chris lol

[@JohnLoCicero]

We're with the Vipers? So they're not even Vipers, they're just aligned with the Vipers? They should have just said "we're Vipers."

[@DurtyDom]

Lmao

[@adamdem7997]

JohnLoCicero were the tunnel snakes AND WE RULE

[@nsj2kx]

If not my favorite scene, def top 3. So good.

[@BIRISHPM]

Great scene! Thanks for the post Aman.

[@thegreatcalvinio]

Tony: "We're with the wipers!"

[@Rodness28]

In an alternate universe: "We're with SAMCRO!" -"Holy shit, RUN Chrissy!"

[@tommyl767]

***** you're not very bright, are you?

[@Weslo2]

this show was amazing man i miss it good thing for dvd's

[@FireSide45D]

I love this scene.

[@mikevalenzula3028]

never leave your shineboxdes unattended .....cause someone else will be happy to steal them.

[@bobbob4561]

hahahahaha. I was thinking the same!

[@platter1000]

funny

[@guillecarandini8208]

What´s your shinebox fee?

[@platter1000]

funny...i think shinebox is here to stay. it will never die

[@quantumhelium]

Shine on.

[@jcb8505]

One of the best seens ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jcb8505]

I know chris says i love you to tony.were with the vipers!hahahahahahah!!!!

[@jcb8505]

Good seen! hahahahahahah!!!!!

[@jcb8505]

***** No picture and Steve Smith what a rare name????

[@jcb8505]

Your so afraid with your fake name and no pic, what a loser!!!

[@jcb8505]

Yeah that's about what a 12th grader would say! Your a bitch and you know it! Starting shit on here cause i misspelled something, well you didn't capitalize ''i'' in the beginning of your sentence.

[@miami8089]

One of the best scenes of the show.

[@cslix]

one of the best scenes

[@mrc8458]

goddamn.. I love this scene. And I love the time this show was on air.

[@CaddyDon10]

An addict shouldn't be in the Mafia, that's one of the main points of the Christopher's story. He is a liability, David Chase even said he regretted not killing off Christopher earlier.

[@sbakernyc5761]

Chosey10 except that everyone in the Mafia IS AND ADDICT...The ones that aren’t addicted to coke dope or booze are addicted to the lifestyle

[@WorshipInTruth]

Tony obviously doesn't understand addiction. If an addict is trying to set limits for himself you don't tempt him like that, there is obviously a reason he is doing that.

[@PiperTMTotalWar]

I remember watching this when it first came out on tv. Greatest scene ever

[@Cbart23]

What’s your corkage fee?

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

20 people are with the Vypurrs LOL

[@TomGeek1980]

Legend has it the Vipers disbanded the next day.

[@Weslo2]

this scene is awesome!

[@quantumhelium]

Wow. I just realize the one biker is Piney from Sons of Anarchy.

[@bradwinston1]

Aman Basanti Nope that wasnt piney

[@jnhale1]

brad winston yes it was

[@teddykgb3865]

jnhale1 Nope. Not Piney.

[@teddykgb3865]

Nope. It wasn't. www.imdb.com/name/nm0524747/?ref_=nv_sr_1

[@thingsthatstopyoudreaming5837]

+joe coshia It was a bit part actor called Vic Noto

[@JB-ue6lf]

Something like this happened here in California. Except it was the bikers that tried to rob the mafia. A biker gang stumbled in on some Mexican mafia soldiers counting money and in possession of drugs. The bikers then robbed them. The Mexican Mafia gave the biker gang an ultimatum. "Pay us, or else!" The bikers said no and they started getting shot at everywhere they went and even started removing their colors(AKA their biker vests) out of fear.

[@Itzsfo0]

+James Banner yea the mexican mobs/mexican mafia - MS13, and organized drug catels scare me more then the 5 families in new york and all the biker gangs in the world including the big ones like hells angels and pagans - and mongrels - sorry those colombian drug catels of the 70s/80s and their ruthless massacres of anyone/anything with a pulse (no remorse whatsoever) and those drug-street gangs with young kids with no sense of conscience are far worse (in comparing criminal elements that is) I think it goes (most would agree) when it comes to criminal elements (the level of danger/notoriety associated) it would go something like (present day mind you) Mexican/Colombian Drug Cartels > Russian Mobsters > Domesticated Street Gangs (Bloods/Crips/MS13/so fowarth) > Organized Mobsters (Italian/Irish/Yakuza) and > Biker gangs (all are dangerous and are 1%'ers living by their own rules/fucked up idea of guidelines/laws) "code of ethics" among gangsters lol - alot of fake ones, and wanna-be's playing the role - but then the real ones - especially the more ruthless of them are quite scarey and the type that a greenlight/order is el salvadore is made, and 2 people are murdered in less then 24 hours in some prison in california lol - 89 stab wounds total overkill - streets of juarez in mexico (and the infamous drug cartels that go back multi-generations like the Sinaloa) are quite large, and nationwide/worldwide and generate BILLIONS (quite literally thats the exact number 7-9 billion per year in meth-amphetamine production/multi-country distribution, cocaine/raw heroin and mass level marijuana (tons) per year - were not talking a 5- crew (45 man family) in new jersey rolling olive oil off the docks and stealing high end custom made italian suites and shaking down local business's - granted they are murderers and thieves too and make $$$ - but nothing (and its well known even in real life/outside of film/television) the drug cartels are some of the most ruthless (and in terms of #'s of soldiers/hit squads/profits generated) the worse and the biggest especially in todays society ..i mean pablo escobar was a billionaire, griselda blanco through the mid to late 70s, to mid to late 80s - during the "cocaine cowboy" days of miami, FL (as one commentator said) "it was a war that put the hatfield and the mccoys to shame...not even the warring 1920s chicago compared" that literally means the mobsters of old - and feather in hat gangsters in fine suites were "nice" compared to these modern day monsters where their crimes (some of them) had no sense whatsoever - multiple victims, bodies like swiss cheese, filmed executions (like alot of these terrorist organization/extremeist overseas in the middle east) religious fanatics, mass executions, its hard to say which is worse - but alot of what is in the world make the sopranos seem rather average/almost acceptable (I love the comments about how these guys are murderous monsters) they ARE dont get me wrong I'm not downgrading them...but lol there are far worse elements out there - something like 100,000 people have died in mexico IN JUST the last 8 years (not even a decade) thats like an all-out war (the government over there is so infiltrated who is to say who is good and who is bad cant even trust the cops, local communities are under siege and any outsiders are not even given a word (of help or advice) not a good time to travel esp in that region - even across the mexico/cali border the violence is threatening to spill over their law enforcement over there (the uncorrupted ones that is what few are left) are rolling in tanks not squad cars lol - a murder every few mins, bodies w/ no heads found on the street and locals just keep walking like its "average" daily stuff we've all heard the stories of americans and other travelers coming to mexico just to disappear and stories surround their disappearance that the local cops/mexicalis would turn over the traveling american college students to the mexican drug cartels as "payment" or "respect" almost like a barganing token - then they are sacrificed - pretty horrifying - there is fields/open desert areas where there are more graves/grave sites - then homes in the city more dead then alive that is - wanted posters make santa monitca california look like a joke (remember the movie: late 80s The lost boys the vampire movie) in the beginning when the family moves to santa carla (next to santa monica) the talk about all the missing people that wasnt fake nor is films like "Traffic" about the drug trade or more recent movies (though its hollywood) films like No Country For Old Men and "Savages" maybe a bit hyped up - but alot of what is going on or talked about is true - and in the 80s during the cocaine epidemic especially in florida - the miami vice days/ scarface days - Griselda Blanco the black widow, la madrina (god mother) of the cocaine trade, had DOZENS of hitman on her squad, and had an actual hit list (multi page hit list) with amounts next to each name (the bigger the amount the more she obviously wanted that target dead) something like assumed responsibility for 200+ murders in a 5 year period - in florida, california, new york and back in her home of medellin, colombia (where assassins on motor bikes and even politicians being gunned down was daily routine business) same with cuba, el salvador (drug gangs) mexico with its assassins MS13 (prison gangs) quoted by many officials as "some of the most dangerous people known to man" a quote about colombia once said "they having a saying in colombia that goes back generations, the country is so beautiful/ with its foothills and serene vistas b/c the trade off is its people are so inherently violent" shirtless machete wielding wackos - chewing on coca leaves lol (raw cocaine before its processed) and mexico (in modern day) is just as bad if not worse (like each generation outdoes the other) during the 80s cocaine cowboy days when a hit was done everyone "nearby" the target (even innocent civilians) were killed "wipe them all out, all of them just do them all get it over with clean and quick" i guess its easier to kill 6 (4 innocents, 2 intended targets) then just taking the 2 out seperately - thats how the drug cartels work if taking a plane of innocent civilians out just to kill 3 intended targets is easier, then they do it - in a few cases (more then 1) la madrina/Griselda Blanco - had hits done (where the intended target was a colombian man or wife and their child was struck at a red light at a busy intersection gunmen get out - 'walk' not run to the targets car, open fire with fully automatic (that was the weapon of choice, mac11's, mac10s, tec-9s) cheap guns that easily jammed but also were notorious for the rapid succession of bullets, and spraying a place, like 20 rounds in 3 seconds and if you got 3 gunmen all spraying at the same time (calm as can be) mid-day intersection at a place like Dade county, florida - police station down the street, (bayonetting people at the airport) drivebys at a soccer field (shit that sounds like it comes out of a freaking movie) WAS all real - child was struck 9 times 9mm rounds from the fully auto hand guns - and when the hitman reported back to griselda that the "child got in the way" she would laugh - "ooh you got the little mohito ? aww good job got rid of them all - lets go eat - got some fried fish up on the cooker" - she enjoyed having her intended victims 1) tortured (mentally first, then physically for hours, blow torch the whole 9 yards) ice picks, etc - then murdered - then chopped up and dumped on the side of the road (on her way to a restraunt or what have you) and in a box with alittle bow ontop - she did that numerous times - im talking flat out evil people a nd the fact that its all real and NOT a HBO drama series make it that much worse hell (my home town of baltimore, maryland) with the heroin epidemic (that goes back multiple decades) and the ruthless young street gangs, and the murder rate being #4th in the country (with the great HBO drama The Wire which I think many would agree is equal if nto far more realistic then the sopranos )as much as I love the sopranos (and Oz, etc) I like The COrner (2000 hbo mini series) and the wire (2002-2008) 5 season/60 episodes drama - far more (realistic, especially with its deep sociopolitical themes, exploration of modern day inner city society, war torn drug-riddled streets) the lingo of the streets, and the real-life figures used in the show - all give it a level of realism that feels almost "documentary" to it more then a tv show - the sopranos for all its depth still had alot of hollywood (big sounding punches in fight scenes, like something from a 70s western) pew pew pew - and somewhat unrealistic murder scenes, again its a modern classic and a great show - but The Wire blows it away in several departments, especially some of the murders (there ISNT as many murders on screen as in the sopranos) but thats the point it has a more realistic feel (each murder hits even harder) and has a slightly terrifying feel to it - cause it feels like its more realistic...and that gives it more depth - both are great shows exploiting a certain type of underworld society but...as they are the same they are different - but there are alot of documentaries, crime shows, etc - that show some scarey real life crime figures/organizations and as I've gotten older I realize the classic italian mobsters (while more films have been made about them probably as awhole by #'s) I'd say they ARENT the scariest, some of what I've listed above ^ is far worse lol

[@JB-ue6lf]

michael stillwell Wow, you really know your stuff. You're spot on on everything. I grew up in L.A and street gangs were a part of my life growing up. My father and his friends started a well know Mexican street gang in the area I grew up. So I can tell you that you know what you're talking about.

[@williamthompson7934]

+michael stillwell jesus fucking christ! You sure write a lot!

[@AgentXRifle]

+Yes or No lmao I thought the same thing *clicks Read More* *WALL OF TEXT ATTACKS!*

[@austinsimagination4722]

wise guy i feel like hes talking about present day. Yes the mafia once was the scariest crime group at one time but the cartels and drugs tookover.

[@danieldibenedetto1267]

Plus they had probably over 10-15 crates. You could say they scored roughly between $12 000 - $18 000. Pretty good, huh.

[@jordanberry1006]

one of my favorites too and im a fanatic.

[@torontoBluejays87]

"Wooden crates, it's good shinboxes...."

[@TheHavvoc123]

Shouldnt fuck with the vipers man

[@liveforeverjr1]

yea and it was the vipers who clipped tony.

[@AgentXRifle]

+Alex Stephens Can't confirm that, considering the New York crew had a hit on T. Not like we will ever find out though... RIP

[@kingjamesmayo8232]

Best Scene ever 💯

[@muddylolster]

one of my favorites though the whole seasons of the sopranos

[@A.C31]

Pretty good but hardly, "the best," scene in this great series!

[@quantumhelium]

No. It's the best.

[@jrod2429]

The next part when they reveal the morning Chris went to Tony to tell him that Adriana was a rat. That part made it the best scene in the whole series

[@hank1519]

@Adam What else do we get here? Opinion!

[@hank1519]

@Adam You're fine!

[@jonathanturbide2232]

A scene showing that the Mafia doesn't take biker gangs seriously LOL!

[@ssddpost]

@Pen or Sword which is greater Genius reply. Bronx tale. Fcking genius. I subbed to you :D rofl.

[@mical7430]

Depends where in the world ur at

[@dexwiggle]

god i love this show

[@chrisbadtrekkie2103]

awesome scene

[@VictorM01]

Stealing is wrong, but I enjoyed this scene a lot because it was a warm moment between Tony and Chris, if only they would've keep this dynamic on.

[@BabylonianHebrew]

agreed

[@BabylonianHebrew]

but if you are going to steal, do it from shady and criminal types, because often they won't be able to take it to law enforcement

[@nihilistcentraluk442]

It sort of a shame Tony ends up killing his own relative even if he is drug dealing murderer....shucks..

[@powerpsi--4886]

Do you realize how stupid this was of them? Soprano I'd a multimillionaire and he was almost killed for stealing a few cases of cheap wine. These two are doing this for the adrenaline rush, and a lot of what they do is chasing that high instead of something logical like cash. These guys are nuts.

[@AMpufnstuf]

If the thrill of reliving their youth isn't worth the risk, what is? Were you hoping you'd see them get old and get dementia in Green Grove?

[@kathleenessman789]

AMpufnstuf

[@gibsonflyingv2820]

Cheap wine? It was aged since 1986. What makes you think its cheap wine?

[@yanicyoda4762]

@@AMpufnstuf lol .true..what's life if one can't chase that trill sometimes ?!

[@dwarfmcdougal7745]

i guess atleast 40-60$ , even if its not the best... if its a really good one and that old then, atleast 100+ a bottle

[@alonsocarbajal2115]

the sopranos always got a good songs in their episodes

[@TheMrplayitsafe]

gandolfini is the master at the "two sides" of tony; you see it as he realizes the seriousness potentially of the decision and summons chris to leave. great actor.

[@FreezinFury]

The vipers did not have any shine boxes

[@Snarkythecat]

Why are people comparing The Sopranos with that gay ass show SOA?

[@aepr84]

The Sopranos best of all time, but SOA is good entertainment, highly rewatchable with some sprinkles of greatness in there, not bad at all

[@Boss6219]

The Vipers- Great Great Scene Loved it

[@69DangerousD]

As soon as I typed 'we're' it came up with this, brilliant

[@svfox]

1986 Pichon-Longueville Comtesse de Lalande and a single bottle is $160........Chris sold 5 cases for $300??????? What , that is one dumbass................good writing to omg. I'll buy every bottle chrissy hahaha

[@tabbypappy]

Steven Fox I get what you're saying,but Chris made $300 off of something he didn't work for.That's gangsta.

[@killerdude150]

That's how fencing stolen shit works, guy. Selling stuff you stole quick for all profit to guys like you who think they're getting some big score because it isn't retail.

[@jharris8789]

I wonder what would happen if they ran into SAMCRO and tried to punk them. Happy and Tig alone would've owned them.

[@NewYorkMets978]

Sons of anarchy? Leave that horse shit at the barn

[@jharris8789]

Robert Lucas​ Oh, admit it. You know it's true. Happy and Tig would've killed them.

[@NewYorkMets978]

Sons of anarchy being better than the sopranos is just not true at all.

[@jharris8789]

Robert Lucas I'm not saying that. I'm not talking about the TV shows. I'm talking about that if Tony and Chris ran into Happy and Tig and tried to rip them off, Happy and Tig would've straight destroyed them in a battle.

[@jharris8789]

***** No, I'm not. Just telling the truth. You can deny it all you want. I'm just saying that Happy and Tig would straight murder Tony and Chris. Deal with it. I should ask you if you're a 13 year old, because you're the one who's trying to insult me :)

[@gio8284]

it really is a captivating scene, well done!!

[@65g4]

great scene

[@marklarizzle]

They didn't make the makins of a varsity biker gang.

[@robertreynolds1606]

The bikers had their license plate, type of car, physical description. Leaving them alive would have been a serious mistake in the real underworld. Unrealistic scene based on the risk and the downside. Never would have gone down like that in real life.

[@donmajestic5258]

Like fuck it wouldn't. Vipers? Fuck the Vipers. WTF are they going to do

[@robertreynolds1606]

Richie Mysfit drop a dime, ATF gets involved in the stolen wine cases they're looking at 10 yrs min especially when a gun was used in the theft , along with the fact that Tony had them stored in his basement. (stolen merchandise) The feds would do just about anything to nail his A$$. Vipers can sit back and read all about it. That's what.

[@user-xk5on1yb8u]

Robert Reynolds HELLO? 911? THESE GUYS JUST ROBBED US WHILE WE WERE ROBBING THIS PLACE HELP

[@robertreynolds1606]

numberman52 I said dropped a dime, hello geniuses, it means anonymous call with credible info. the NJ cops would have harassed Tony just because they can. The scene of the crime had evidence of a burglary & shots fired. The way you don't get implicated is not to be there when the cops show up. Dah! Hope you guys are not criminals, don't give up your day jobs. BTW the cops are not interested in some lowlife bikers but I think they do want the head of the NJ Crime Family

[@user-xk5on1yb8u]

Robert Reynolds you are so pathetic lmao

[@Onmysheet]

All that buzz from stealing the crates of wine and it wasn't even worth it. Tony's reaction right after tasting the wine said it all. lol

[@patricklockhart8479]

Great scene

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

So wholesome....

[@Mercedesbenzrox]

I love this scene aswell

[@Brotarist]

GOOD i miss this show..greatest show ever

[@tres2112]

classic sopranos

[@metalpunk7945]

One of my all time favorite scenes.

[@quantumhelium]

Fun fact. Paulie Walnuts actually said that the inspiration for this scene came from the back of a cereal box. Count Chocula to be exact!

[@metalpunk7945]

@@quantumhelium One of my all time favorite scenes. No matter what. Is there a political reason?

[@quantumhelium]

@@metalpunk7945 Unfortunately as with aspects of modern television there is. 2005 California Proposition 74

[@caseymckenzie3951]

Chris was wild he was prolly the most loyal and wild soldier on the show he was fearless I hit him I fuckin hit him he was excited

[@quantumhelium]

He was loyle to his capo

[@chicchitammuottocifa]

I'm a representative of the Vipers, I'll be taking you to court... I'm with the Vipers

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Spider, you've come a long way.