Furio & Carmela - The ONLY True Romance in The Sopranos

Furio Giunta and Carmela Soprano represented the only romantic relationship in The Sopranos that had any sense of pureness of heart involving both parties. A Sopranos Character Anaylsis for both Carmela Soprano and Furio Giunta.
*SPOILERS*
This video contains spoilers from the HBO hit series The Sopranos.
This episode was narrated and produced by Geoffrey Ciani (aka - Rummy).
This episode was written by Geoffrey Ciani and Christian Twiste.
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Furio and Carmela - The ONLY True Romance in The Sopranos

[@MaryLou913]

You’re right Furio was the only man who wouldn’t have been afraid of Tony.

[@IIIIIIII]

john sacrimoni wasn't afraid of tony, either.

[@YmustTh3w0rldG0r0und]

He did almost push him into the the plane's propellers. He should have been a little faster about it, lol.

[@jm1657]

Bobby often stood up to Tony too. But naturally couldn’t refuse when the Boss demanded he do a job.

[@MaryLou913]

@@IIIIIIII Good one!

[@weepo2651]

Nah Richie and feech were not afraid of Tony

[@michaelsuder486]

Tony is delusional thinking he could have Furio killed in Italy.

[@liamtuohy7355]

Saying that was just him flexing and trying to cling on to his power in the relationship

[@BrandyBaker-gj7vo]

Tony would have been toast in Italy trying to pull that.

[@MaryLou913]

That part! Tony would’ve gotten hurt if anything.

[@AxlPatrol]

Right? I think he was lying to Carmella to appear powerful and in control. Tony has very little sway in Italy, especially compared to Furio.

[@brianw.6718]

He may have. He had those "cousins" under his payroll. All he would have to do is send them a few thousand dollars. A lot of poor people in Italy too. $10,000 american money is probably like $50,000 there. I know people in America who would die so their family can have $50,000. So it's very possible it could've happened. Just not as likely as in America where Tony has all the hierarchal power and not just financial power.

[@digdugdat2847]

It should be noted that even Ralph, who never had a good thing to say about anyone, got up to tend to Furio slipping on that ice. Furio was loved by all and in no way was Ralph getting up to get away from the his money dispute with Paulie. Furio was a saint.

[@tru2harris998]

NOT A SAINT HE MURDERED AND BEAT UP PEOPLE!!@

[@MaryLou913]

No, I agree about Ralph all the way but did you see him slap that kid? Did you see him beat up that Asian lady? Not petitioning him for sainthood anytime soon. Let’s be honest they all were pretty bad.

[@digdugdat2847]

@@MaryLou913 There are perfectly good reasons why Furio slapped that kid and Asian lady around. And David Chase alluded to it in later episodes. You see, video quality wasn't as sharp as it is now and fortunately it doesn't dilute how great of a show it was but it does lead to people getting the wrong impression about Furio. Those two people that Furio "slapped" had bees on them. Furio hates bees because they sting people. Some are even allergic to them. He's trying to save lives while dressed in bespoke Italian fashion wear. Sainthood bound, imo.

[@lifesabeachnyc8568]

@@digdugdat2847OK that was a good one 🤣🤣🤣

[@williamshakemilk2192]

@@digdugdat2847 Hall of fame🙏

[@CSM100MK2]

even without sound, that dance at the housewarming party still feels steamy, the chemistry! the dynamic chemistry, you can SEE it, totally in sync and the most happy either characters have ever been. a moment just for them and over too soon

[@WowLynchWow]

Agreed 100%

[@TonySopranoXXXXX]

@@WowLynchWow I remember that the relationship with the Camorra worsens after Furio's return to Campania, because Furio surely had to explain the reason to Annalisa, and she being his cousin will protect him by any means, in fact Tony in the end can't even ask the Neapolitan killers in person, but he has to tell Silvio and Bobby, if he uses his subordinates to talk to another boss, it means that the situation is dangerous for him.

[@WowLynchWow]

@@TonySopranoXXXXX Very interesting. I had not considered that angle.

[@mrsbluesky8415]

The references to AJ’s intelligence are hilarious 😂

[@StitchPen]

That's not my knife!

[@rocksparadox]

Yeah the ''stunod son'' remark was very subtle, very observant! You must have been at the top of your frigging class.

[@batgurrl]

Calling him Fredo😂☮️

[@batgurrl]

Fredo

[@persephoneszeliga]

I was in love with Furio too.❤

[@DrikkiVyvi]

Who wasn't? Lol ❤

[@batgurrl]

Not to burst your bubble, but he is American, so the accent is ‘acting’ Charm and intellectual attractiveness are innate, though

[@ninaarroyo5850]

He's handsome and a talented painter 🎨 😍

[@rabidrabbitshuggers]

We all were. ❤

[@terry4137]

So was I!❤

[@mellow-jello]

With all due respect, the true romance in the Sopranos was Tony's love for gabagool. He was devoted to it through all six seasons, even during his separation with Carmela. That's love, lol.

[@tru2harris998]

WHATS GABAGOOL PLEASE?

[@CathTish]

​@@tru2harris998 It's an Italian cold-cut meat

[@blackiesun]

@@CathTishyou mean Italian American because I'm Italian from Italy and have no idea what that is.

[@SiccDeville]

gabagool? ova here!

[@xxxvader]

FALSO. He tooka one bite ofa one, after meetinga wit di F-ah-BI Agent Harris, anda tossed ita ina da trash. You don’ta do thata to the Gabagool ifa you’re ina love. Capice?

[@PolPotsPieHole]

"but he did-dent" , lol

[@zeableunam]

Im pretty sure its "Day-Dent" tho.

[@completesentences2125]

That was my favorite callback 😂

[@Gigibaby88]

I was coming to make the same comment lol

[@joshuabraxton7153]

You gotta be a true Soprano lover to catch that reference lol

[@fro_e]

Gotta love this guys blunt delivery and how he uses lines from the show.

[@superawes0meguy151]

How are you gonna forget Vito and Johnny Cakes

[@MaryLou913]

But Vito left him without saying goodbye, that’s not love.

[@franklaudicina9786]

That was an affair of the ass.

[@krwalks1700]

@@MaryLou913I was gonna say, Vito treated him more like a goomah then anything else

[@DivestedConfessions]

Vito was a closeted🏳️‍🌈🦄 sociopath. He didn’t love Johnny cakes.

[@MsNatiBug]

Johnny cakes was way way way way way too good for Vito. How dare he leave him in such a way??

[@ElTopoTX]

Wish they had done more with that bottle of balsamic vinegar from modena.

[@PolPotsPieHole]

true Modena vinegar is the sh1t .....the story that could have been

[@nodescriptionavailable3842]

In my mind’s eye I see some broken walnuts with some blue cheese and diced apples over a bed of loose leaf red romaine and for me, no oil, justa let data vinegars shine!

[@be4stable]

lol

[@chrono817]

balsamic balsamic balsamic

[@SK01-u8v]

Furio. Strong and silent type

[@batgurrl]

Excellent concept and I agree wholeheartedly. That admission by Carmella to Tony in Whitecaps episode was so emotionally raw. That scene in Second Opinion at the golf course, Furio voiced his opinion about the game of golf and uttered three words that still put a smile on my face

[@WowLynchWow]

That Season 4 finale included powerhouse acting from both Edie Falco and James Gandolfini. They were truly incredible together in that one.

[@tru2harris998]

WHAT WERE THEY PLEASE? DONT MAKE THIS COMMENT WITHOUT EXPLAINING IT ALL, WE CANT GO BACK AND WATCH SOPRANOS JUST TO FIND OUT!!!

[@batgurrl]

@@tru2harris998 your use of all caps makes it clear you are a petulant child expecting other people to take their own valuable time to explain it too lazy to investigate themselves

[@batgurrl]

@@tru2harris998 try researching using Wikipedia which explains the details of every plot in every episode

[@batgurrl]

@@tru2harris998 try using google

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Great way of putting it. The only 2 people who probably really ACTUALLY could have made a relationship work in The Sopranos! 🤣

[@josswossboss]

I was so pissed they didn’t get together. Not even a kiss…

[@phoenixpharaoh9517]

Me 3!

[@smolhoomanlady]

I like to think maybe after Tony got maybe probably possibly whacked when the screen went to black maybe Carm maybe possibly got her happy ending with Furio. If they made it out alive too lol.

[@zacharycayer3234]

Not even a kiss and it's more intimacy than Tony ever knew

[@aaronrowell6943]

Maybe the magic was Furio showing everyone the error of their ways

[@lean.2366]

"the Sopranos used food as a reference for love and sex" Tony drilled the hell out of those gabagool parmesan sandwiches

[@biancachristie]

I really enjoyed revisiting Carmelo and Furio with you! I also appreciate your refreshing attitude towards this storyline, since so many people seemed to dislike it while the show was one. I liked it. My only bone to pick with what you said is that I wouldn't describe it was "soap opera"--just because there's an actual, albeit thwarted, romantic storyline in the show doesn't mean that these things don't happen to people in the real world (especially in mid-life). We see Carmela go through multiple mid-life crises throughout the show (and now that I'm actually her age (I was closer to Chris and Adriana's age when the show came out) I have a deeper understanding of those crises)--mostly crises of faith, but others as well--and each time she finds a potential way out of her relationship with Tony, only to return, every time.

[@tru2harris998]

PRECISELY! THESE THINGS DO HAPPEN IN REAL LIFE.

[@tru2harris998]

EXCEPT I DONT AGREE SHE FOUND A WAY BACK TO TONY AFTER EACH AFFAIR, AS SHE WAS REALLY LOOKING FOR TRUE LOVE AS WITH FURIO WHO SHE LOVED THE MOST. SHE KNEW TONY WAS THERE AS A SAFETY NET WHEN HER AFFAIRS FAILED. BUT IN REAL LIFE, CAN A MOB BOSS'S WIFE GET AWAY WITH HAVING AN AFFAIR WITHOUT GETTING THE GUY KILLED?!!!

[@batgurrl]

It was clear whom Carmela was thinking of when Tony ‘plopped’ himself on top of her😇😇😇

[@robertlee4172]

Furio & Carmela, both of them grew to hate Tony. Who could blame them? Tony was set in his cheating ways. Everyone knew he was the biggest cooz hound, willing to phoque a catcher's mitt.

[@asthmaticnightmare215]

True although Carmela was no better 🐸☕️

[@robertlee4172]

@@asthmaticnightmare215 Not at all. She saw how her husband was cheating on her and felt the need to get some 'love and understanding' from another human being. Tony was cold. She only had relations with Wegler.

[@robertbusek30]

@@robertlee4172But in the end, whatever love and understanding she received from these dalliances paled in comparison to the financial security and status she had with Tony. She made her choice long ago…

[@YmustTh3w0rldG0r0und]

​@@robertbusek30Furio had also left so there wasn't really much she could do about whatever love was there. I'd like to think they got together sometime after Tony died at the end.

[@sam_bibly]

super weird of you to only see the dynamic with the teacher to be cynical/transactional from carmela's direction. the guy knows exactly what he's doing and only regrets it immediately after post-nut clarity sets in, i.e. he morally disagrees with what he did but he did it for the chance to hit it again. he insults and vilifies her so he doesn't have to face his own complicity, that's why he's so oddly blunt and crude about it--we know he's a man of linguistic poise, in fact. just like carmela, he's desperate to avoid facing himself.

[@WowLynchWow]

I agree with everything you're saying here. For the purposes of the video, was trying to keep the focus more on Carm, Furio, and Tony, and not so much about Intintola, Musto, Wegler, or the tennis coach (beyond how they related to Carmela).

[@sam_bibly]

btw i didn't mean to make it sound like i was calling you out with the wording here, just wanted to add my thoughts and wound up wording it a little awkwardly @@WowLynchWow

[@WowLynchWow]

@@sam_biblyNo, not at all. I totally agree with what you wrote, and no offense taken. You made an excellent observation and I thank you for sharing!

[@MaryLou913]

I thought Carm was used to relationships being transactional so yeah she wanted what she wanted. Remember, she only agreed to take Tony back when he agreed to buy her the spec house.

[@MSJChem]

Furio never had the makings of a varsity mob boss killer.

[@tru2harris998]

HE DIDNT NEED TO BE. BETTER THAT HE WASNT ONE, SO HE COULD MOVE AWAY WITH CAMELA AFTER TONYS DEATH, AND LIVE HAPPILY.❤

[@sirpsychosexy]

he had the makings of a professional male swimsuit model

[@JoeMama-dt4jg]

Tony never had the makings of a varsity husband

[@wowwee0]

Honestly, Furio was too good for Carmela. Furio genuinely liked her, but for Carmela, he only represented what she was missing.

[@RMNTZ]

I know that Furio is a stone cold killer as all of the mobs are, but still, i want him and Carmella to escape to Italy, take AJ there, and leave Tony in the US alone. And live happily together as a really loving couple. I somehow belive that he would really respect Carmella and NEVER cheat on her like Tony did. Carmella isn't saint, but she is exceptional wife and mother and she did deserve a better husband. And again, I'd argue with myself that she got what she deserved by staying with Tony and turning a blind eye on his "work". And yet still, i feel that Furio's feelings towards her were real and raw and she as a woman could've had a much more fulfilling marriage...

[@RougeMaster]

Damn lol the way you put it would of have been a hell of a plot twistm

[@shewow8612]

Carmela was unhappy. I think people leave out the cultural aspects of her character way too often. She was not only a mob wife, and we saw what Tony started when she finally did try to end the marriage, as well as it being the only time we witness physical abuse. But she is also Catholic and that is a major part of what defines her. The reaction she had at the mention of her friend divorcing Big Pussy was pretty telling. She had given up her life to be with Tony, and spent years being neglected, cheated on, and being bought off. While that was ultimately her choice, there was more involved than just the financial aspect. I think people are way too harsh about her character in comparison to others on the show. I also don't think she is nearly as shallow as people claim. She offers more emotional depth to the story than most people do. She may have been a hypcrite, but she was also a product of her environment, generation, and circumstances. And she spent her entire adult life with a husband who would make damn sure she got fucked out of any attempt she might make to leave him. That's kind of how that sort of dynamic works. She wouldn't just be giving up luxuries or creature comforts, she would be under actual risk. Yet, everyone acts like that risk doesn't exist.

[@stuffwithsoph8264]

I agree 100% Carmella is a deeply complex woman and a fantastic example of a well written woman in fiction. She's locked in a decision she made at a young age and if she stays she disrespects herself but if she leaves she also disrespects herself to God, not as easy as "your husband is evil and you're greedy" like many portray her to be. Don't get me wrong she IS materialistic but she's not cartoonish either.

[@Robin-bv4es]

yesss omg. people often forget the catholic aspect of this show

[@MsNatiBug]

People also forget how young she was when they go together. High school. They were married by like 20 or something like that. Imagine if you had to live forever with a confused sheltered decision you made at 16 ffs.

[@tarantulagirl]

I recently got ghosted by a guy I am in love with. He told me he loved me and then he ghosted me. I was devastated. Yes this is TMI but the point I’m getting to is, when I originally watched the Sopranos I felt Carmela’s pain when Furio left in the night, but now I fully understand the pain she would have felt. Absolutely distraught, it made her ill.

[@игфйй]

😢you good now?

[@tarantulagirl]

@ no not really, still feeling that hurt, thank you for asking though. 😊

[@Nataliegggggg]

@@tarantulagirlswitch your thoughts.It starts with your mind.he is not who you think he was.He did not love you rather throwing such special words around.he is not a man he is a not he lacks maturity.Why do you need a guy like that.work on your self esteem learn from this.love and respect yourself and do not let men like that into your life again.once you switch your mentality it won’t hurt anymore.time heals.its a lesson.wish you well.forget that loose barrel.

[@prestely]

Thank you so much for doing this video! Their storyline Was my favorite part of the show, i Was so sad when Furio left! Great vidéo

[@WowLynchWow]

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!

[@scienceandcivilization]

You forgot the Sacrimonis

[@MaryLou913]

Yes! True love.

[@joannemadden7449]

She would never leave Tony, she wouldn't have the same prestige, house and money. She loves all the perks that come with being with him!!

[@Siciliancivilian]

9:57 Carmella becomes in-FURIO-nated heh heh heh

[@hellokitty71]

I liked the wall paper man

[@SiccDeville]

i wish they did more with him.

[@GiftSparks]

Damn fine looking man!

[@Max-fb5bm]

Furio was loyle to his capo, he already got the drip on em’

[@tru2harris998]

IMAGINE FURIOS FACE WHEN HE HEARS TONYS DEAD!!! IT MEANS HE CAN COME BACK FOR CARMELLA!!!

[@dm10107]

Furio did some bad things make no mistake, but compared to the other mobsters on the show he’s a high value man.

[@richardrude9087]

Bobby and Karen… Come on

[@WowLynchWow]

I guess I can see an argument being made there, but beyond Bobby mourning for her, I don't think we have enough evidence to jump to that conclusion. We never see a whole lot of Karen, or her relationship with Bobby. We were also never provided with any real evidence that Bobby had a romantic side during his courtship with and marriage to Janice. It is definitely strongly implied that Bobby and Karen had a better relationship than most of the couples, but all of that is largely based on Bobby mourning her loss, the special place her last ziti held in his heart, and the fact Bobby was said to never have a woman on the side. I would concede that Bobby and Karen had a loving relationship, but I doubt they had the same type of traditionally romantic chemistry shared by Carmela and Furio. Cheers!

[@richardrude9087]

@@WowLynchWow 🍻salute

[@griffiththechad9483]

Adrianna and the tennis coach should’ve ran away together. She was really cute.

[@debclassyfied9723]

In my mind after Tony gets iced in the coffee shop so Carmela sells the house sets the kids up nicely and moves to Italy to be with her one true love and lives with Furio!❤

[@barbaraannscarlet7885]

A man like Furio would be easy to fall in love with

[@Terelon]

Carm realized the priest was playing the field, she was just a notch in his belt.

[@Riannon_Bardsley]

the actor who played furio was so different when he played “data” in star trek the next generation.

[@mito88]

WOW! I didn't know that!

[@ckboy221]

Bobby Bacala and his wife

[@semperaugustus661]

There is one that you forgot. Matt Bevilaqua and Diet Fanta. They were with each other until the end.

[@themsource3469]

You know Furio came right back for her after Tony got off'd at the end of the show lol

[@NeverEverNever-a2cg]

Should be a million subscribers and a billion views. Love this channel. Thanks for all you do.

[@dionturner4279]

That Tony, he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@JonFrumTheFirst]

Furio was Carmela's Fabio. No coincidence there.

[@isla8599]

Overall I loved the analysis, I enjoyed seeing everything from a retold perspective. But I also think there was that ingrained mysoginistic bias that most sopranos fans seem to have :/ Its also easy to spot with Meadow analyses. I know this is your own channel but I'd maybe suggest bouncing future scripts off a female fan, I think the average guy loses a lot in translation with highly complex female characters.

[@shellytracy5396]

Johnny Sack, and his wife were a real love story

[@Dead_Again1313]

This is true. They were the only one that seemed genuine.

[@blakegoode6935]

Like Furio's character a lot .....when he had to get physical, Furio was like a machine.

[@laceyunderall22]

Thank you for this analysis. 🙏🏻 Unlike so many others, I loved this storyline. I can tell right now that I am going to give this video many repeat viewings. You have a wonderful way with words, and your grasp of the complexity of this show, and of human nature in general blows me away.

[@WowLynchWow]

Thank you very much. With each subsequent viewing I find this storyline more and more captivating.

[@Skarbro]

The only true romance?! You’re forgetting about Finn and Vito 😎

[@A_real_Ha_So]

True Romance? Now if Tony were more like Virgil then Carmela wouldn't have wanted to be with Furio.

[@hithere4719]

First role I saw James Gandolfini. I didn’t even watch Sopranos until a few years ago because Tony seemed silly compared to the pure monstrosity of Virgil.

[@WowLynchWow]

That you mention it, Virg probably had the right blend of Tony and Furio that I imagine you might be correct.

[@Lady_Boo]

Carm finding that tacky acrylic nail was hilarious.

[@Sean-yp5mk]

Awesome! keep making soprano vids!

[@smellsuperb1]

You know who else is a master cheese maker? Paulie 🤣🤣

[@robertbusek30]

Sylvio does a good job too, especially with provolone.

[@Jay-oz5zo]

furdio added to hero list

[@little_wonderer9290]

I absolutely loved this flirtation between this murderous hitman and Carmela lol He genuinely admired her.

[@brianw.6718]

His inner Def Lepard lol. When you said that immediately I heard the words "when you make love, da ya look in tha mirra" in my head.

[@ZPaulCenti]

Dude, the gift that keeps on giving! The more this video goes on the more hilarious

[@VideoGameAdvocate]

Love your content brother. One of my favorite channels.

[@IPC-D_Media_Unit]

I mean, Johnny Sack loves his wife so damn much he was willing to go to war over an off colour remark. You've got the scene in Tony's office, the scene in the laundry room. That's a romance that has beaten the test of time.

[@shinz84]

11:13🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 interior decorator

[@saulgoodman2892]

Ive just realized you’re also the guy who makes the boxing videos lol well done to you sir

[@batphink2655]

Amazing acting and yes Carmela is gorgeous! Very well analyzed commentary dude! 👍

[@stephaniemccord6100]

Ah Furio, Fabio. Who can resist an Italian ponytail??

[@WoefulPie]

My client Mr. Williams vehemently denies everything!

[@bluecollarlit]

It was so funny that Furio was casually called Mr. Williams at the country club golf course. Loved that scene.

[@tru2harris998]

WE NEED A SOPRANOS 2 - LIFE AFTER TONY'S DEATH, WHERE FURIO RETURNS TO MARRY CARMELLA NOW SHE'S FREE! OR EVEN JUST A ONE OFF FILM, LIKE THEY DID WITH SEX IN THE CITY. ❤

[@paulgardner5079]

It's that zip furio!!!!!!!!!

[@it.was.written]

Babe wake up, a new WOW video just dropped! 🏃🏃‍♀️

[@VAHOSS]

I wish they hadn't ruined Furio's character like this.... he had so much more to offer the show

[@ennuiblue4295]

the biggest romance was the cat (Ade) and Chrissy's picture 😻🖼

[@voiceunderthecovers]

Best analysis videos on the site by far, keep it up Lynch.

[@WowLynchWow]

Thank you very much, I appreciate that! Will try my best going forward.

[@99alfailiwaqain51]

Peace! Bergen County’s finest..shines bright…

[@WowLynchWow]

Thanks for that! Cheers!

[@dianegill3622]

In another life..... Carmela and Furio would be together

[@johndamario2546]

Nah I would totally watch a romance series picking up on their relationship years later. A chance to also show us the effects of Tony’s death.

[@TheSSimoSS]

You got a bee on your snatch *SMASH*

[@vickivonnvee5381]

Brilliant editing at the end

[@roodydes]

Bobby and his late wife. Another true love story.

[@MaryLou913]

Maybe Furio came out the men’s restroom at 3:00.

[@NeverEverNever-a2cg]

Watched video made me appreciate Carmella. Awesome show. It's my Teddy Bear.

[@MissCane9]

Carmella should've kept her mouth shut about Furio. When she told Tony about her feelings for him, she signed his death sentence.

[@MaryLou913]

The boss of NJ could wack a made Italian man from Italy in Italy by Italians?

[@bradenharris8718]

@@MaryLou913Lmao, no. He couldn’t.

[@rupertsmith5815]

No the Camorra taking orders from the boss of that pygmy thing in New Jersey ? No chance

[@Eff_It]

​​@@MaryLou913The Italians were doing business with Jersey. Furio interfered with that? Why wouldn't they take him out to keep business going. Furio's uncle laid it out. Furio was made, but a hired hand.

[@MsNatiBug]

Tony could never touch furio in Italy. Ffs the uncle basically even supports him in killing Tony. Furio was the cousin of annalisa the boss. You’re all so confused. Lmfao. Tont was just saying that for bravado. If furio had actually boned Carmela…. Then that’s totally different. Tony would have had a legitimate beef and could have killed him, here in America. But furio did nothing wrong at all, and went back to Italy. He is beyond protected there.

[@sarahagoune7006]

Plus he was the best dressed

[@therobinsons7115]

Damn! What did A.J. do to you😂😂

[@malikkimanimaasai3703]

Carmela did not have an affair...They were separated Tony was outta the houze she got a divorce attorney etc...This does not constitue as an affair therefore it cannot bee brought up in court...

[@roxdegabba]

I am guessing people don't really know what that vinegar was. Balsamic vinegar from Modena is the most prized vinegar in the world, the real deal can cost 100 for a deciliter (that would be 3 ounces). Now, homemade vinegar is even more valued, because people actually do it the traditional way and age it in small barrels for decades. The vinegar used today was laid down by their father or grandfather, they are laying down vinegar for their children and grandchildren. It's not just some sour wine, it's the best of the best.

[@veronicaave4787]

Tbh I would of risked it all he’s so fine lol

[@DemeterTelphousia-Erinyes]

Same!

[@gsch1818]

Come on Furio you know exactly what you are doing

[@DivestedConfessions]

Great script well written & narrated no ai!!

[@eduardochernia]

The master cheese maker haha

[@deecollins9048]

I'm wasn't even attracted to him and yet felt like I fell in love with him.

[@brandyyolidio4213]

Such a gorgeous spacious kitchen, the entire house is beautiful....I watched the show for the decor as well as the fine acting.

[@michaelgriffith4110]

This was the best of the series in my opinion.

[@Sh00k.mp3]

Johnny and Ginny had true love too

[@dinglbarry1275]

Furio had his shot when he could have pushed Tony into the propeller blade. It's difficult to say if those two would have worked out had Furio killed Tony that night. As mentioned, if Furio still had his lust for Carmella if he wouldn't have come back upon Tony getting killed... assuming that Tony didn't send someone till kill Furio in Italy like he threatened to do.

[@taotaostrong]

I think Tony had a lil man-crush on Furio too. 😉

[@NotQuiteFirst]

What did you use to do the slow-motion parts of this?

[@ryan918lauren]

I enjoyed this analogy ❤

[@RougeMaster]

" SYMBOLIC CUCKOLDIN" 🤣🤣

[@Lilytok09]

Interesting that the tennis coach has a sling!! I reckon Tony was behind the move

[@Agent-ol5re]

Didn’t even see that the first time around

[@MsNatiBug]

Honestly furio was maybe the best character and best man on the whole show. Yes of course he’s a violent gangster. But he kinda seems to be the only one really living up to the supposed codes and what have you. Honor and respect. And he’s a romantic. 🥰 And he was very well played bet the actor Federico.