Furio Talks With His Uncle About Carmela - The Sopranos HD

Furio Talks With His Uncle About Carmela, The Sopranos HD

[@masterzombie161]

Furio’s uncle is what Junior should’ve been, a straight arrow, always has the family’s best interest in mind. Junior was smart, but he always let his insecurities make the decisions.

[@rosebonifaciorealty3899]

He was smart but not as capable as others, as shown in The Many Saints.

[@maggyfrog]

junior was insecure to the end, and he was bitter about being sidelined when he didn't really have the character makings of being a boss. otoh, if furio were born to the right family, he would have made an epic and scary boss, like an "old school italian" version of michael corleone. his diplomacy skills, psychopathic killer instinct and genuine charm would have gone a long way with the right bloodline.

[@geminisunleomoon]

Speaking of "Arrows" Cupid was up to his usual tricks there 😂

[@EmmettTheGoon]

Junior never had the makings of a varsity mob boss.

[@isaactrio]

How do you fucking know we saw this guy for like 3 minutes he could have been whacking people left right and center

[@fro_e]

There's something bold and honest about the way that Furio admits he loves Carmela. What I like about Furio is that he seemed to be in touch with his feelings and not ashamed of them.

[@smellypatel5272]

It's also that he's venting to someone he trusts. Look at how cold furio can be in his business dealings. This is the human side of him that's vulnerable. I think most of us are compartmentalized like that to some extent. We all need someone to talk to about our feelings or else we bottle it up and suffer

[@Greendotz]

At the end Furio's uncle thinks he's gotten through to him, looking at Furio's face i'd say he's actually genuinely weighing up the pros and cons of murding Tony.

[@basti2955]

He obviously was, there was this one scene where he was really close to try killing Tony

[@NGJ05]

@@basti2955 you stand too close

[@masterzombie161]

It’s what Junior should’ve been for Tony. Junior ruined their relationship by trying to have Tony whacked.

[@chriswelcome8102]

murding...

[@wspencerwatkins]

@Regular Fella 🙄 that what happened to you?

[@carljacobson7156]

Furio was a great character. I wish that the SOPRANOS had used him in more storylines and explored his character further - especially the differences between the American Mafia and the Italian Mafia.

[@skullhammer9899]

Well the actor was an asshole and kept leaking scripts and shit so they had to fire him and write him off

[@Sernival]

@@skullhammer9899 thats a furio thing to do

[@QuanTanRs]

Italian sopranos spinoff would be amazing, kinda

[@NEWSUPERCHARGER2001]

@@skullhammer9899 I read somewhere that the theory is incorrect and the actor who would leak the script was someone from Mad Men

[@kevinr.3542]

Wait, how did someone on Madmen (AMC) have copies of an HBO shows script? Is Don Draper that connected?

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

Furio's uncle is the love child of Joe Pesci and Master Yoda.

[@wacodraco1558]

😭☠️💀💀🪦🪦🪦

[@whatsgoingon07]

The last thing I want to imagine is joe Pesci and master yoda having sex

[@dang5297]

Furio's uncle looks like my urologist

[@DND09]

Funny guy you are

[@dang5297]

@@DND09 funny how?

[@EddyTee99]

uncle: and they always find out everything, these bosses carmela arguing with tony: "I have been DREAMING, and FANTASIZING, and in LOVE with FURIO!!" well the uncle was not wrong lol

[@EM-tx3ly]

Batman Forever: WOMEN

[@persona-non-grata]

Exactly; he's a wise man. You can swear a woman to secrecy when she is having an affair with you, and all it will take is one bad argument between her and her husband -- and she will let out the secret just to piss him off and ruin everything. It's just not worth it; not for any woman.

[@froglegstastebestsalted]

​@@EM-tx3lycarm had every right though

[@sergiomendoza4850]

Furio’s suit and tie are awesome.

[@2snowgirl520]

He was always best dressed.

[@heybro6573]

Furios uncle looks like master yoda of the mob

[@DiddyKongVsLuigi]

Boooo. You copying someone else’s comment

[@mikerzisu9508]

@@DiddyKongVsLuigi stfu

[@stevem2323]

More like Bilbo Baggins.

[@garcel1251]

Funny thing is Furio was the only “men of honor” with honor on this show

[@jalexandertdavies]

Give me one thousand dollars, and I'll tell you why that isn't true

[@kelanagembira1093]

@@jalexandertdavies one thousand more?

[@deathrager2404]

johnny sack comes to mind

[@solomonreal1977]

people with honour don't live off blood money, but nice impression of someone who's morality is a fucked to death pile of dog shit :D :D :D

[@mertinibus]

No lol

[@manuelastorga2493]

I am watching Sopranos for the second or third time now and have come to the conclusion that Furio was introduced to show the differences between a Mafioso and a Mobster. Furio is much more professional and serious than his New Jersey counterparts. He was easily Tony's best enforcer, he never got into stupid trouble like the others (The Pine Barrens fiasco, or stealing cable from the construction sites, for instance) or caused headaches for Tony. Don't get me wrong, Furio is not a nice guy, but his feelings for Carmela and how he acted on them did show a sense of honour in a way that was beyond the other characters. And there was a reason Carmela was attracted to him, she saw those qualities, which were often lacking in Tony.

[@DocLogic123]

He's the one who offed Tony

[@lang8097]

Also his physique which is 99% the reason of why Carmela was attracted to furio in the first place

[@trajan75]

Strictly speaking Furio isn't a Mafioso. He's from Naples. He's a Camorrista. If he were from Calabria he would be in in the 'Ndraghetta. In South Italy these are very important distinctions.

[@KH6DAN]

You didn't know that Furio was secretly gay? Just kidding.

[@Ghostiification]

@David Bowman That's a pretty glorified image. Furio couldn't kill Tony and Tony wanted him dead so he had to leave.

[@pjnugget333]

“My brother lived a full life, he had lots of women. That’s the best you can hope for...”

[@DeE-pt5lz]

its the truth if it really comes down to it, or at least a few you really liked

[@assmunchtube]

Problem is like most men you want just about every women you see.

[@ericroma-garcia7158]

I’m getting there. If i die today, I would be of been 55% happy. I have to pump these numbers up.

[@eddyarseneau4822]

My brother lived a full life he ate grilled cheese of the radiator

[@symbiosisai]

@@eddyarseneau4822 but he didn't have any scraps in his scrap book

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

I love how Italians go from talking sweet and poetic to … ‘you furcking her’? I. Love. It.

[@santinovalfiore]

There are parts where the subtitles don't even do it justice :)

[@Gabtube252]

They were not being sweet nor poetic, that's just how they talk.

[@mkultra2456]

lol furcking? Whats dat?

[@generalmorose3523]

Furio has such good manners.

[@MIGHTYBOOSCH198]

Furio was a great combination of cool, bad ass and professional. If it weren't for Carmella he'd be Tony's best soldier.

[@Chinchilla2310]

Therapist: Italian Bernie Sanders can’t hurt you, he doesn’t exist Italian Bernie Sanders:

[@MrD3000]

Leave that commie fuck outta this.

[@eligio7907]

@@MrD3000 what crawled up your arse

[@DadsOnBass]

Jake this legit made me fall down laughing. Fucking hilarious bro. Now I can't shake Italian Bernie Sanders. Next time I meet Bernie Sanders in person I'm referencing this scene and your KZbin comment.

[@napoleonsolo5929]

@@MrD3000 OMG SLEEPY MAN BAD

[@theprofburg]

@@MrD3000 What a snowflake.

[@jamespatrick7821]

Furio meets the President of Ireland to talk about Carmela!

[@robertbruce8492]

“I nevah fooled around wid no bosses wives. That’s why they let me keep me lucky charms!”

[@jamespatrick7821]

@@robertbruce8492 🤣🤣

[@elephanturkeymelt]

@@robertbruce8492 You can't mess around with those kids from the commercials. They always find out everything!

[@Holdit66]

Don Miggeldi

[@walterlv01]

Furio's reaction at 2:00 when the old man tells him he would have to kill Tony - he certainly doesn't dismiss the idea as ridiculous, to say the least. And he knows with his standing in Italy he could probably get away with it.

[@joshlewis575]

Wonder why him offing Tony was never a theory for the ending

[@christopher.saint.christopher]

I don’t think Furio would kill Tony in front of his family, especially Carmela.

[@lisa-el3db]

Carmela had that nurturing feeling in her cooking. Making Tony's meals and him commenting on what a great cook she is. The Sunday dinners. The food she makes for the church and school bake sales. Her dad's birthday party. Even for the freeloading priest. Her lasagna for Bobby's family.

[@VCthaGOATdunker]

What's your point?

[@gevorgkhukeyan7813]

@@VCthaGOATdunker he is hungry

[@missbelled6700]

@@VCthaGOATdunker let her cook

[@TheVanillatech]

The Sopranos is basically about capitalism / consumerism ..... and food.

[@katarn0329]

Furio is Lucky to Have Survived.

[@montega.]

Tony knew the Italians wouldn't let him touch Furio...

[@mikerzisu9508]

@@montega. not sure that is true. I think he is trying to get him clipped in every way even though Furio went back to Italy

[@usersays8599]

true, but the show writers should've had Furio take a more interesting role than be a potential lover for Carmela.

[@ricksimon9867]

Well, to all the people who are hopelessly romantic, if the famous ending indicates that someone clipped Tony, just assume it was Furio.

[@menopassini9348]

Survived? After 6 months with Carmela, Furio wouldn't be going to therapy, he'd be sucking on his gun.

[@ragzrocco8803]

Love that suit and tie

[@MaximusX67]

Amazing suit! Love the shirt and the tie! Think I need to get me something similar .... I'm sure I'll look just as good as he does here in it! lol

[@Exedus20]

Fucking sharpest look i ever seen.

[@henkdetenk3480]

Also, he doesn't smoke but carries a lighter. That's class.

[@BarberShave19]

Every girl's crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man.

[@howardcohen4845]

I was about to say the same thing

[@francescotamburini5790]

The Sopranos is a great show from the perspective of language variety and accuracy. Of course it gives you fifty shades of New Jersey accent, but the parts in Italian and in Neapolitan like this are very colourful and ring authentic to Italians as well. I also love that, as opposed to many movies and tv shows using American or British actors for Russian parts, in the Sopranos pretty much all of the Russians are mother-tongue Russians. I respect the dedication.

[@chiladdwhitney4926]

Zio Yodalini , my favorite character wish they had done more with him .

[@ducatikawasaki1290]

😂😂😂

[@robs2579]

See here you can tell that even as clever and sociopathic Furio is he still wasn't sure if Carmela actually was definitely into him or not and had a lot of character to never truly make a move. Even though her bringing around AJ made it more difficult to make a move he still has personality and more respect than that all of that pigmy crew ova in there in Jersey combined

[@Foulm710]

Maestro Yodalini, we are humbled by your wisdom

[@hardsincigar8505]

Furio was crazy , my favorite in the show , he had Carmela dreaming about him and didnt have to touch her, and Furio was thinking about the lasagna with thee basil and sweet sausage

[@GarrettRettig]

This is the Uncle Jr. to Furio's Italian Tony. Even had to take a phone call to talk to his lawyer which is saying: the only endgame you can hope for if you're still alive is full of legal worries. Guys change their minds as they age and turn to rats cause they get caught and they can only eat one way up the foodchain.

[@shishirgurung4427]

Also their income dries up. Not for everyone but for enough to give the feds what they want

[@jimpalmer2981]

I’m not sure how I’d have reacted to being told, “Your old man scored a lot of ass” at his funeral. I’m glad Furio seemed to take some comfort from it, though.

[@pablo_giustiniani]

I'd be comforted to know he died happy

[@schallrd1]

It is always nice to have a wise old Uncle.

[@finncullen]

Italian Iroh giving Mafia Zuko advice

[@MyersSgt]

I missed this episode... WOW!! Thanks for posting it here!!

[@megatronn194]

I feel bad for Furio. I know the feeling of being in love with a woman one can never have. It fucking sucks.

[@flatlineoptimism2600]

Who were you in love with you couldn't have? Not specifically, more like why couldn't you have her...

[@zoso73]

@@flatlineoptimism2600 Stop with the rhetorical questions.

[@WitcherCrow]

Well. Tony got whacked in the ending. He has a chance to get with her after that/

[@stumarston6812]

@@flatlineoptimism2600 Because she didn't want a 3 incher.

[@CrisisGuildWOW]

@@WitcherCrow Furio whacked Tony

[@michaelcastillo3231]

I love hearing people talk in their native tongue.

[@Boobalopbop]

He speaks Italian so beautifully... I always thought he was Italian, new to the country, but on interviews the actor talks like he was born in the US.

[@SantomPh]

@@Boobalopbop he was born in Naples but moved to the USA as a 4 year old. He did have dialect lessons to perfect the character. Similarly, Eduardo Ballerini, who plays Corky Caroprale needed dialect lessons to speak Naepolitan because he is actually from Milan, in the North.

[@Boobalopbop]

@Frazzox So Neopolitan is what they speak in Napoli? Interesting! I live in Germany and every summer we go to an island in the north sea where the native language is Frisian. The island is part of Germany but they have their own language. I didn’t know Napoli had a different language.

[@karadanianoI]

@@Boobalopbop he is being disrespectful, he's probably from the north, where they cherish italians from the south and consider them "trash" People from naples speak italian.

[@stratdx]

It is nice to see him have an acting career after singing for Journey

[@cillajohn1694]

😂😂

[@datemasamune2904]

This is probably the kindest interaction between family members, in the series. XD

[@redelephantsdotnl]

I love how the Italians refer to the 'Boss', and its translation is ' Don'

[@jackb348]

Did you not watch The Godfather, Captain Obvious?

[@redelephantsdotnl]

Not for the past twenty years or so. It is *still* funny that the translation uses an Italian term that the Italians themselves do not use.

[@SantomPh]

Don is usually reserved for Sicilian mobsters, Napolitanos use Ze ('Uncle')

[@At0mHeart]

@@SantomPh don is used as a prefix on names of people who have gained a lot of respect it was originally reserved for lords

[@karadanianoI]

@@redelephantsdotnl don means mr, but the more accurate translation would be lord

[@carlosmoya2261]

Furios had Tony Whacked. Look at the way he has the LOOK. It’s going to Happen. Even his Uncle put the idea 💡 in his Head

[@i5C0R3Pi0N]

Furio thought about it to have Tony clipped, not just once. In this scene you can see Furio thinking about what he could gain from killing Tony and what he could lose too.

[@Hossak]

The guy who played his uncle is an actual relative of the actor, Furio I believe.

[@LeoSkyro]

So glad they got an actual guy who can do a Neapolitan accent to do the old man, and not some actor acting the lines phonetically

[@allergictoglobalists]

2 hours now down this Sapranos rabbit hole. Never watched it before and now I'm sucked in. Damn you KZbin!

[@XIntoxicationalX]

Everyone says its the best show ever. Its better

[@24kRobot]

Bums me out the way they just cut off Furio in the show. He was the best. There’s a bee on you hat.

[@vibinwpsilocybin1424]

it’s a bad religion to be in love w someone who can never love u😔

[@GIGI_NYC]

Ooof it’s rough

[@owen1686]

My 2 favorite things: Frank Ocean and the sopranos

[@pensdrawblood]

Frank Ocean ova here…

[@vibinwpsilocybin1424]

@@pensdrawblood cultured u are 🤌🏽

[@maylabrown4584]

You got a Killua pfp, get outta here

[@reflection8578]

I would love to see a sopranos Italy. Showing the life of the mafia in Italy. With furio as a character

[@STPickrell]

there's bound to be an Italian TV show about that. I mean, not with Furio, but about Italian mobsters.

[@reflection8578]

@@STPickrell there is one called gaumora (definitely spelled wrong). But I want David chase to do one.

[@brutustantheiii8477]

@@reflection8578 Gomorrah based on the condemned city in the Bible

[@2snowgirl520]

And NO Carmella.

[@davidshamiri1448]

If I was talking about my favorite scene in Sopranos, like Tony and the guys were talking about their favorite scene in the Godfather, I would bring this one up. Fuckin beautiful.

[@AYVYN]

Godfather 2 was 25 years before Sopranos. And the Sopranos was 23 years before right now. Crazy to think about.

[@DLites151]

@@AYVYN Wow

[@tecager]

Furio looks like an in shape Tony with hair …. Maybe that’s why carmelA is attracted to him

[@FinalFriday13]

This is why he thinked about killing tony

[@jargonellie6630]

Thinked, Thunked, thourted 😂🤣😂🤣 Thought 👍

[@leviathanmg]

@Telephone Tough Guy Sir, I offer you my pen.

[@selmanalici1]

@@jargonellie6630 stupid

[@ThunderbackOG]

2 days after the End of the Show, Furio hears about Tonys' death. He flies to Jersey to get Carmella to Naples and they are happy now. The good Ending we and Furio deserved. If you read this, this is canon now.

[@Emy-fv5ny]

I always have the fantasy that he called Carmella after Tony's death and told her "I'm in love with you, If you feel the same way about me come and meet me in this place (insert adress)" They met, the end. 😁

[@ficacar99]

No

[@eatmyshorts3147]

Carm is amazing, i understand why Furio loves her. She's the perfect woman. T treats her like shit most of the time lol

[@Obs23456]

Manipulative, greedy, pampered, and the typical enabling wife of a mobster in their toxic relationship lmao, she’s not much better

[@ashluna4974]

@@Obs23456 what do you think Tony’s wife should be like then ? Lol someone’s gotta do it.

[@karadanianoI]

@@Obs23456 got that right, she was more disgusted with her husband for cheating her rather than killing thousands for a living, she fancied the idea of being the wife of a mob boss and all the perks, but at the same time she was an orthodox catholic religious woman. She would also intimidate people to get what she wanted too or use them. She was in fact the perfect match for tony.

[@Obs23456]

@@ashluna4974 not be any of those things lol

[@Obs23456]

@@karadanianoI the cheating one I understand more tbh, still sticking with him and enabling that lifestyle was a problem

[@rollout1984]

We need a furio spin off where he's running the cammora over there and carm chooses to live with him after Tony dies.

[@2snowgirl520]

Yes, but no Carmella. In my opinion, she died in the ending. I can’t see Furio with that old nasty hag.

[@chrstwrg]

Furio was a real one tho.

[@jalexandertdavies]

The Italians use the english word for Don, and the Americans use the italian word for boss

[@criceto]

"Don" can be used outside the mafia .

[@claudius_drusus_]

Don is also a word in Spanish.

[@cillajohn1694]

This is so sad. That sigh at the end of the convo... He knew he will never be able to be with Carm.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

Tony found out. You’re either a boss or a soldier and furio found out what he was.

[@wacodraco1558]

If y’all call that man “master yoda” one more time…😭😂🪦☠️💀💀

[@santinovalfiore]

I know this is a beaten-horse-to-death meme, but I wished they really did more with Zio. His Napulitan' is authentic and the scene with both of them feels like I'm in another world. One of my truly favorite minor characters.

[@TwoWheelWarrior]

Now that is a cemetary. What a view for forever.

[@arkwill14]

Now it just needs to overlook a little river, with pine cones all around.

[@__seeker__]

Zio dropping some wisdom.

[@mihawk0002]

I love this scene for all that meaning

[@alexuwo]

Good god this is like a godfather part 1 or 2 scene. I fucking love it.

[@davidshamiri1448]

Yes 100% I feel the same way. It is just like a Godfather scene or something. I just commented this .. If I was talking about my favorite scene in Sopranos, like Tony and the guys were talking about their favorite scene in the Godfather, I would bring this one up. Fuckin beautiful.

[@xamurai00]

A furio spin off would be great.

[@robertbruce8492]

“Stupida Fawkin’ Series”

[@criceto]

No.. The actor is not good enough

[@montyverdi1788]

Furio and Carmela? Well, da heart wants what-a da heart wants. Stupida facking heart!

[@jeter68sharrieff]

imloving that suit Furio is wearingl

[@Dan6erous]

I like to think that Furio came back and took out Tony , and just took over. NY and everyone else would be afraid of him. He and Carmella consummated their affair, but only in secret, and it remained a hidden passion.

[@christopher.saint.christopher]

NY could’ve gained from Furio’s company, for sure. With Carmine Sr, Phil, and Angelo gone, they didn’t have many OGs left. Furio is from the homeland, that’s as OG as you can get. Plus, he’s smart, loyal, and brutal when need be.

[@jackb348]

The Members Only guy took out Tony in the diner.

[@GIGI_NYC]

I like that

[@pattyoneill6724]

Comment about the lovechild is priceless !

[@KH6DAN]

Great scene. And, how about that background? Mama Mia.

[@treyjohns4254]

🧐I wonder if Furio had Tony whacked ?🧐

[@StudioADesignsCopyPrint]

Uncle: Fuck her you must not! Find out the bosses will! (In Italian Yoda’s voice)

[@romefox]

When I first saw Furios, I thought he was Brent Spiner.

[@abdelrahmanosamamohamed6346]

that scene was most likely shot in Jersey. That said they did the CGI background masterfully for it's time

[@STPickrell]

And afterwards, Furio treated his uncle to dinner at a fancy restaurant. The tab? One thousand dollars.

[@karadanianoI]

Imagine Furio asking his uncle to give him 1000 dollars, and beating him up in public lol

[@alexb6234]

Are we just going to act like that dude's lawyer didn't hear him say he needed to kill someone? That, even out of context, would have me scared as his lawyer.

[@shreddykrueger3776]

You never had the makings of a varsity lawyer

[@nicodio2709]

If you've never been to Naples-Amalfi Coast and surrounding town, do yourselves a great service and go. Italy is perhaps the world's one country where spending several months there will give you a broken heart when you have to leave. From Sicily right on up to Trentino, amazing.

[@johnyguitar258]

furios uncle younger version should be in the new sopranos mouvie

[@omarlittl3]

which chapter is this?

[@5280PolotheKid]

how did he say hello? "pruned!"

[@tonyiafrate7111]

5280z007 haahahah no we say pronto 😂

[@yatesy117]

Pronto, Italians say it to say hello over the telephone.

[@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.]

Pronto in Spanish means hurry up. I used to think that's what an Italian friend of mine was telling me when he answered his phone. Then I found out that it means hello when they're answering the phone.

[@DeluxeLXZ]

Anyone know where was this scene shot?

[@Rully30]

Would have loved a spin off with Furio and his journey after what happened in the Sopranos. I picture him as almost a John Wick like Assassin and occasionally consulting his uncle for advice

[@claudiam2474]

The uncle is like feech la mamma if he didn t open a parachute

[@Pilgrim800]

That guy played the Oompa Loompas in the Johnny depp Willy wonka movie

[@joskeyo4877]

“He had lots of women. That’s the best you can hope for”. He had more women than Wilt Chamberlain!

[@christopherpackham732]

I wish the last scene in the Soprano's finale had been Tony going to the bathroom, then opening the door to come back to the restaurant and there is Furio. Fade to black just like when he collected from Jean Phillipe.

[@vicvega24]

I remember this scene in a TV commercial.

[@Elias-xh8xm]

Which episode was this

[@muffinsmcgee9248]

They should have had Furio and Carmella together at the end....

[@BluDemonOzzy]

Lol "Fucking a stupida game" ohh I love this dude

[@Rangure02]

Love how KZbin algorithm spots this video as a scene of The Godfather

[@extrageneity]

This scene asks: If you could break the law with impunity, would you kill for unrequited love?

[@bidhrohi12]

Not for this particular love. He could do so much better.

[@wrestlingbear1188]

And they always find out. Believe me.

[@westmcgee9320]

I never thought about it before but I guess Furio could’ve gone back to be with her, once Tony bit the big one. That’s assuming the murderer didn’t take out the whole damned family.

[@haydeng3541]

I would assume they only killed Tony

[@santinovalfiore]

I usually don't go with absolutes but that would never happen. Cultural and the obvious stakes/risks aside, it'd be as probable as you murdering your whole family

[@ihateallthethings2683]

Weird I was just thinking about this scene yesterday

[@ransomcoates546]

The dialect would be incomprehensible to somebody who studied standard Italian in school.

[@criceto]

Well, it is still the dialect that actors use in the movie, not the truly one. It is good that the producers uses real italian actors.

[@georgegeorge1873]

Bernie Sanders was in the Sopranos?

[@robertosavy3018]

Good,good, good.

[@brownsamurai3070]

The boss's wife...barely touched. Like new.

[@Erkorlad]

can this video be any quieter

[@maggyfrog]

they need to make an "el camino" spin-off movie about what happened to furio after jersey. doesn't even need to be integrated with the events in the show after he left. he must've pulled off some cool shit after going back to italy.

[@Studyhacks564]

Furio actually loved Carmella

[@urstillaklown0843]

Furios uncle sort of looks like the late Frank Cullota

[@thezodiacguru-fl3eq]

This is when furio decided to kill tony on the last ep.

[@Pewling]

And this is how the show writers told us who killed Tony in the last episode. *Cough*

[@thomasbougher8930]

Tony the Bear isn't so easy to kill, even for Furio.

[@jjano2320]

Fiction- A real Furio wouldn't talk to anyone about that.