Sopranos-Paulie & Carmine

This is the moment Paulie realizes Johnny Sac has been playing him

[@drivernephi2212]

Such a beautiful scene of mutual respect between two men. Carmine thought the world of him.

[@MichaelGiordano777]

"He asks about you all the time"

[@saltyabcdef3202]

And was sensitive to his father getting run over by trolley.

[@eastbee103]

😂😂😂

[@pubgman9537]

Sopranos comments seriously cheer me up, so great

[@cdavidlake2]

Gonna have to push back on that.

[@MelloGee33]

This scene was heartbreaking, but not as bad as when Vito blew the security guard and betrayed Paulie.

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

Vito should’ve thought of how his actions would’ve effected Paulie. He may not have did it if he only knew.

[@Nocturnal1453]

"He felt like he was stabbed in the heart"

[@johnyguitar258]

@@Nocturnal1453 right in the heaat

[@stevem2323]

How more betrayal can he take?

[@bobbyfirmansyah8580]

@@stevem2323 fahkeen quueeerrrss

[@popvinnik]

I love the way Carmine stares at him the whole time as if to say "who the fuck are you?"

[@billyshead1339]

popvinnik Yea Hahahaha meanwhile Paulie just went over and smooched him hahah big wet Paulie smooch.

[@Onmysheet]

He might be thinking "Am I losing my marbles? I don't know this guy!"

[@jackvsc]

And this guy’s like “whadaya want from me?”

[@gastonbell108]

Carmine's powerful enough to where the only people outside his family he needs to remember are the exceptional ones who can either harm or help his family in some major way. He knew who Ralph was, because Ralph was raking in a million dollars a month in a joint NYC construction project with Johnny Sack (of which Carmine saw a large cut). Paulie was pure muscle, a minimal earner at best, and might as well have been the janitor at the banquet hall for all Carmine knows or cares. He's got literally hundreds of those kind of soldiers scattered all over the city and he doesn't know who the fuck any of them are either. The reason Paulie went and robbed/murdered Minn Matrone was so he could immediately give the cash to Tony - he realized (at last) that he was never more than Tony's oldest thug and if he was lucky he'd be allowed to keep that job despite his disloyal ambitions.

[@mikem287]

@@gastonbell108 great explanation

[@GeneralProfessor]

Paulie looks at his reflection in the mirror and it transforms into a lollypop with the word "Sucker" written on it. Looney Tunes style.

[@Agent1W]

+opaQue canon I'd had moments of deep personal embarrassment like that before. Not from what Paulie did, but the small things that simply *struck me blind.

[@wjatube]

🤣🤣 brilliant!

[@aaronverico1582]

😂😂😂

[@careful7951]

Priceless.

[@jnutbutter]

😂😂😂😂 I would have loved it if that had happened. U summed it up perfectly.

[@jimpalmer2981]

Paulie: How's Carmine? Johnny: He asks about you. Yeah, he asks questions like "Who are you?"

[@User-py5ct]

He also asks if his father was run over by a trolley

[@blackiebori]

Or "Who da fuck _is_ he?"

[@erickomar3152]

😂

[@spe3173]

Paulie was topin Jersey and around since the late 60s, Carmine would of known Paulie or at least heard of him over the decade's.

[@KDAbiDK]

you nailed bro :D

[@NWAWskeptic]

I loved how in the following episodes he was kissing Tony's ass like there was no tomorrow

[@misterguy2329]

And also in every other episode, before and after.

[@redpine8665]

yup

[@Onmysheet]

He stole that money from that old woman and gave a cut to Tony in this episode.

[@thefractured_butwhole]

@@misterguy2329 Before and way before.

[@MrMarvel1991]

@@Onmysheet it is possible he gave all or most of it to Tony. Paulie was not giving enough cash before that.

[@meas7390]

Paulie : Johnny talk to you about me right? Carmine : Johnny who? Cakes?

[@MrThejoker1989]

Paulie: "No thanks, I ate"

[@tebander956]

Apparently it was Johnny Tight Lips "I ain't saying nuthin"

[@williamrisbridger60]

Carson?

[@user-rs1dz9rc2b]

Bravo....

[@bobbyfirmansyah8580]

Vito : There are all sorts of Johnny though.. Paulie : Get the fuck outta here!

[@sacramentalist]

I love how they get you to feel bad for Paulie, and then in the next scene he's killing his mother's friend for the money under her mattress.

[@baldilocks1914]

Who mini

[@arthurchavez4516]

Paulie is a made man his mom's friend wasn't

[@hortenseweinblatt1508]

That's what they call "comfort food."

[@crozgs4474]

Fun fact: the lady he killed is actually male actor dressed in an old lady

[@imadbasayev8541]

That twat had it coming, you see how many rolls she took?

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

Johnny Sack played him like a f*cking fiddle.

[@ericostling4727]

Yes he did

[@patgogan7324]

And yet Pauline outlived em all lol

[@patgogan7324]

*Paulie

[@pjg19751]

OOOHHHHHH!!!! I'm just tellin' you, how you're bein' fuckin' perceived!!!

[@frankfurlacker5219]

While Vito was eating griddles.

[@66ott7]

he asks about you

[@williamcooper2524]

Specifically he asks "Who is that guy?"

[@gc99289]

Give him my love.

[@visionist7]

Didn't your dad get hit by a trolley?

[@patgogan7324]

@@visionist7 Russ...that bastard

[@vinmaison2862]

He thinks the world to you.

[@EndOfSmallSanctuary97]

Paulie’s face after Carmine says he doesn’t know who he is is amazing. Absolute crushing devastation.

[@BxCortez2050]

Absolutely

[@Onmysheet]

He deserved it. He was that full of himself, that two-faced, he actually believed everything Johnny said.

[@TheShawnmaxx]

I can't stop laughing at that facial expression

[@hoodiestimbs2783]

I always wondered if it was really a coincidence that he was at the wedding. Or was he trying to run into Carmine

[@westcoasthype619]

Absolute gold 😂

[@DNAVapes16]

His coach turned into a pumpkin!

[@caesargod1371]

ehe"

[@joseloco6804]

Show us your pumpkins

[@irishmacky8773]

This made my night , perfect irony 🤣🤣.

[@joeyoung6987]

My estimation of him as a man just fuckin plummeted!

[@leviclark3822]

D N A Vapes BWAAAAAHAHAHAHA

[@Timst3R]

Quite an interesting scene. Paulie broke protocol by talking to the boss of the other family. His ego grew and he believed his tactic would take him somewhere. In the end, he realised he was played, he got embarrassed and had to start back at square one as his tactic got him nowhere except being used. The way this was directed in the end was brilliant. He went to the mirror and literally took a good long look at himself !

[@jeremygreenidge5209]

BlackShadow86 Well said.

[@Timst3R]

It looks to me more like shock. His entire world around him collapsed. Looking at himself in the mirror, he understands he made a huge and terrible mistake. The scene was a double meaning !

[@robertconti7929]

Probably what led to Tony getting whacked. Loose lips sink ships lol

[@Tabish29]

I think he was also thinking how fucked he was if tony found out

[@jerry85g7]

He still won in the end.

[@bigtravis6159]

John- he asks about you Pauly-🤗

[@marceloromero4515]

Best comment on this scroll👍

[@davidtao6443]

Lmao take my +1

[@gastonbell108]

He says he'll never forgive that trolley for what it did to your old man.

[@MyTEEsharp1]

Hahahahahaha!

[@jackvsc]

uWu

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

The funniest part about it is Paulie thought this was going to be his big moment.

[@IllusionSector]

All dressed up and feeling good about himself - hilarious.

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

@@IllusionSector His coach turned into a pumpkin.

[@IllusionSector]

@@PatrickPierceBateman 🤣

[@majortom5433]

"The grooms dad is my 3rd cousin" 😂😂😂

[@emdee7744]

@HardikG121 Ditto. I have cousins whose names I don't even know.

[@billymarino4452]

@HardikG121 Paulie crashed the wedding, no doubt about it. He doesn't give a damn who's getting married, he just cares that Carmine is there and that's his excuse to go and talk to him.

[@yesgeorge333]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jongaulthero]

"Ah, OK, so you're complete and total strangers then?"

[@jakep1979]

@@billymarino4452 The Bride & Groom better check the envelope Paulie dropped them, he might have filled it with lots of ones.

[@nizzageorge1348]

Paulie, just realized he's not that important

[@vinmaison2862]

He realized he it in the ass

[@kennethlee2024]

Seriously thought he would kill himself before gene

[@westonstevens3239]

Realizing he's been had, that he's not important, etc take a back seat to realizing that you're gonna get chopped into little bitty pieces if word of your betrayal reaches Tony.

[@williamblackfyre4866]

He's important enough, but Johnny Sack was fucking him over. He is slowly realizing he is done if NJ finds out what he was doing.

[@mrgenius4]

He realized he's a donkey

[@unclephillymya]

0:44 100% sure that nobody in that room was Paulie third cousin

[@kka4life]

And it was at this moment that paulie knew he fucked up

[@mcyesor24]

Silvio is the most loyal

[@algerierz]

Silvio, no question and Sil was his only childhood crewmember that stayed with him. Paulie was Tonys dads friend.

[@neondeion12]

No way Paulie was the most loyal member, Paulie had no issue when Johnny Sack talked about maybe taking out Tony.

[@arserobinson7118]

he was absolutely not he was one of the least loyal after silvio, christopher, bobby, etc, but at least he would never rat, but he'd switch sides to NY mob for sure.

[@Spencer3712]

It needs to be in Morgan Freeman’s voice.

[@keelanmurphy9941]

The way Carmine just looks away, while Paulie is right in his face practically staring him down, is such a power move.

[@BoqPrecision]

Reading too much into it...dude delivered his line and the focus was now on Pauli. So he looked away, Simple

[@user-ce1cu5my4j]

@@alexanderzerka8477 now that was a power move, my man.

[@7ItalianStallion]

Them Irish don't know about this

[@nikiyen6]

I have social anxiety and low self esteem and I look away from people all the time when they’re looking at me. Didn’t know it was a power move. Cool.

[@andrewbowen6875]

Drives me up the freaking wall and to be clear I’m no hard man or fighter but I do seem to get a certain respect from looking at folk in the eye and speaking frankly? Having made some bad lifestyle choices in the past I’ve been around and seen guys get bullied who were stupid enough to borrow from guys who want double back and I noticed they would only lend to the weak who avoided eye contact or even picking up the phone as it shows a certain weakness imo

[@hildaenjoyer8862]

Nothing hurts a narcissist more than being made to feel like a nobody.

[@nocityartsfilm6455]

pretty sure no one likes feeling like a nobody unless you are a masochist....besides thats not whats happening here, he was played like a fool and no one likes feeling like a fool either.

[@Paul5520]

Bing? Hilda! I thought I told you to get your shinebox. Mutt.

[@brianbernstein3826]

Paulie was definitely not a narcissist. CHRIS was a narcissist. Name gets mentioned in the newspaper and he buys the whole stand?

[@SHIZZLE71]

Who the fuck does like that?

[@DJ-wp2lk]

Paulie wasn’t a narcissist, he’s just petty and immature and he’s realizing somebody that was pretending to be his friend (Johnny Sac) wasn’t his friend after all, and his ego is very hurt. Also he now understands that he’s in danger because Tony doesn’t like him that much anymore and apparently, New York won’t stand by him either. Nothing to do with being a narcissist.

[@juntao754]

He should have tried to open with "Commendatore, bon giorno!" instead

[@FatGouf]

Like a commander! i like that, that's respect

[@sjacrane]

What does that mean? Google translate doesn’t know either.

[@juntao754]

@@sjacrane in Paulie s visit to Italy episode he tried to start conversations with strangers by saying that

[@primalfury2011]

The way the real italians looked at him.. priceless

[@Frank-fy2cj]

Is buon whit u not o , bon is more French than Italian

[@ZombifiedPreacher1]

It was at that moment that Paulie realized no one cares about his "Heh, heh"

[@IllusionSector]

@@brunedog1248 Hey guys, following this awkward incident, is there a scene later in the series where John and Paulie meet again? If so, which SE and EP?

[@keithelliott2328]

"Feel like I was stabbed in the heart,how much more betrayal can I take "😂😂

[@skuzaposkuzapo56]

Listen John, I know we talk sometimes- you tell me your problems, I tell you mine LOL

[@skuzaposkuzapo56]

LOL.... hahaha.... and yes, Carmine? he thinks about you!

[@vinmaison2862]

This shit aint living this table

[@bassmaster867]

Cheaper than a bartender,

[@vinmaison2862]

And i have the highest regards for Carmine

[@shimatetsuo2019]

“Yeah sure. I tell you my problems all the time Paulie.”

[@Danijal]

Paulie's a snake, soon as he realized Johnny was playing him, he robbed that old lady and gave Tony the cash.

[@stevem2323]

Yep, to counter the possible blow.

[@getwiser1486]

@@stevem2323 everyone was a snake..EVERYONE!

[@stevem2323]

@@getwiser1486 You have to be in that life, HAVE TO BE.

[@Maniahg]

@@getwiser1486 even Silvio?

[@n.e.g.u.s]

A snake with greasy, grey fur in this case.

[@CyckOne]

I love how Carmine in the beginning kind of feigns recognition insofar as it was obvious Paulie was at least a wiseguy. He was probably thinking “maybe he’s one of my capo’s earners paying his respect”, but as time went on he had to make it clear that he had no idea who he was. Great writing. 😂

[@jvoamazingtv]

you’re reading too much into it

[@trashteamracing8262]

Or maybe Carmine knew who Paulie was, and didn't appreciate the way a NJ guy just approached him at a wedding to talk business, which was very unprofessional of him.

[@mkultra2456]

@Johnny Caruthers You're being too gay

[@mkultra2456]

@@jvoamazingtv You're being even gayer than the last guy.

[@mkultra2456]

@Johnny Caruthers no it's not its gay

[@donkeystyle3200]

Later… Paulie: “I bumped into Carmine at my third cousin’s son’s wedding reception. He didn’t know who I was!” Johnny Sack: “I didn’t want to worry you, but Carmine hasn’t been himself lately. They think it’s Alzheimer’s.” Paulie: “Oof, Madone! If there’s anything I can do…ANYTHING.”

[@NeonEnigmaJC]

Well written. I literally pictured the voices and scenes in my head lol. 😂👏

[@dcheng4248]

Lol gold!

[@mkultra2456]

@@NeonEnigmaJC You gotta stop misusing the word literally. What you just described was figurative.

[@HavanaOutpost]

10/10

[@matthewriley7826]

Knowing Paulie there’s a 50% chance he’d buy it.

[@natemofield281]

Hands down one of the funniest moments in the whole show.

[@kingbradley6000]

a man gets stabbed in the heart and you're laughing? how much more betrayal could he take?

[@1vezleien1libro]

Hands down? Not for Paulie.

[@ozonespec]

The look on his face, the sip of champagne, the well dry cleaned suit, the rings, the "I made my bones" walk, everything about this was hilarious!!! Paulie's ego plummeted!!! Truth be told, Paulie should be known though. This show was evil but epic at the same time. Showed the inner demons they all were suffering from. A lot of in depth personality analysis.

[@stevem2323]

I don't know, Carmine is way too high for his level.

[@paddyoak1]

Paulie really did a stupid thing there!

[@cnsmiles]

and the way carmine turns his head and continues on despite knowing full well pauly is still staring at him is hilarious.

[@lpr5269]

Yeah Paulie! You screwed Tony over on that HUD thing and got Ralphie in big trouble with Johnny Sac because you thought Johnny was your friend. Well guess what. He was playing you all along to benefit himself.

[@arserobinson7118]

+Paul y i'd say brains over brawn but in this case it was brains over naive idiot paulie.

[@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg]

To be fair, Ralphie had it coming.

[@mrgenius4]

Lmao why dont u chill out a little bit

[@thetrib-1eofjudah758]

I think Tony Knew due to the boat scene.Just a thought.

[@vincecozzi2545]

Paulie was the laziest scumbag dirtball of em all

[@ryanhenry4389]

Paulie's face when he says "Johnny Sack? Talked to me about what?" You would think he stole his mah's Parker House Rolls.

[@marceloromero4515]

They are not, they're for the table

[@tomace4898]

"And Carmine thinks the world of you..."

[@DJ-wp2lk]

A biggest lie was never told 😂😂😂😂😂

[@AnnieCappuccino]

This is the greatness of this actor -- that he has driven you crazy since like Episode 1, then in this moment, he has your total sympathy.

[@angeofdeth6552]

Jane Nehring hell no he doesn't have my sympathy, he's a traitor a 2face, cannot tolarate that in life.

[@prophetbillmartin6262]

I am GLAD That Paulie Feels like an A$$hole because He IS !!!!!!!!

[@Sardiatae]

pretentious hipster alert

[@Hivernal]

Literally had zero sympathy.

[@sanjayraju988]

Sympathy??? Hell No! I was laughing my ass off!

[@davidpallin772]

The look on Paulie’s face when Carmine had no clue who he was, Paulie knew Johnny Sack had played him.

[@samuelcapritta1086]

Paulie has been a made guy since the 70's, plus one of Tony's captains and a top earner. I find it hard to believe Carmine wouldn't know who he was. Still a hilarious scene Edit: In response to all. There is an episode where Tony is talking to Melfi about Paulie and how he shot him in a dream. Watch Borko's video "Annalisa Zucca pt.2," but he tells Melfi that Paulie is a terrific earner, but is annoying. At this point Paulie is also the underboss and Capo of his own crew.

[@gastonbell108]

Carmine is a 5 Families boss; the captain of the Yankees. There are literally hundreds of old soldiers with records as good as Paulie's on the island of Manhattan. Why the hell would he care about what the minor league team in Jersey is up to?

[@Vincent-ri5cr]

paulie was more of a muscle rather than an earner

[@AlanHope2013]

Carmine and his family had the utmost disdain for Jersey, so even if he did recognise Paulie from the old days, he would be duty bound to pretend he had no fucking idea who this dolled-up mook is coming over here kissing me like we go way back.

[@sooryar240]

Jersey?Cmon huh

[@hildaenjoyer8862]

Carmine considers the Sopranos a glorified crew. The only one that remotely matters is Tony, the rest are extremely small fry. It’s like the general of Staff from Serbia going up to the President of the US and acting like a big deal.

[@careful7951]

Paulie deserved that all the mess he started with Ralph and Johnny sacks. That's what he gets for running his mouth.

[@michaelmarron8441]

OHHHHH!!!

[@zinozee8929]

That final look in the mirror was definitely the look of a guy who’s worried that the principal is calling his mom to tell on him

[@ThugNinja]

The look on Paulie's face at 1:11 - 1:20 😂😂 and the Spanish music makes it even funnier

[@opusepynomus9995]

Plot Twist- carmine sr. Knew Paulie,but he wanted to play him like a fiddle too.. Why should Jonny sack should have all the fun😂

[@JSWang-ii8kd]

Man, this is really deep, great strategy!!

[@jrewing6836]

Great insight. That sly sob, with them big fish lips of his lol.

[@halrold7369]

Wouldn't make sense. Having an inside man in the Jersey family was clearly beneficial, Carmine wouldn't have burned a bridge like that.

[@robbynines2445]

Ar the beginning of the scene he carries himself like hes the MAN. He knows hes a powerful lion full of cunning who is 10 steps ahead of everyone. Then when he looks in the mirror he sees an old balding weak wrinkly fool who as junior would say "was so far behind in the race he actually believes he was winning"

[@_titan83]

Johnny sack played him like a violin, paulie deserved it for not staying loyal

[@andarindieme9950]

Ddlala63 I didn't see the whole scene how did he get played???

[@justaddressmeasking6625]

@@andarindieme9950 Johnny Sack was milking Paulie for inside information on the New Jersey/Tony's business. He promised him a spot in the New York/Lupertazzi family. This scene is him realizing Johnny Sack has been playing him for a fool.

[@Bigfrank88]

Well Paulie came out ahead in the end

[@liberalweirdo7886]

I miss my violin!

[@balloonhead61]

Fiddle

[@thedoorman7159]

Rip Paulie Walnuts

[@eaglerabbit8922]

Paulie got played like that harp at the beginning of the video :P

[@marceloromero4515]

Nicely put.

[@boxingfan6765]

This is why Johnny sack was one of my favorite characters on the show he truly knew how to play the game .

[@Bigfrank88]

He really blows it in season 5 though.

[@thesuperstar6256]

Carmine knew Ralph but not Paulie.

[@IamHaddy]

+The Super Star Carmine only cared about money and Ralph brought in a lot of dough for the family. Paulie doesn't do jack shit for NY

[@RFJersey]

The Super Star, Ralph was in the construction rackets that involved the NY and NJ families. Paulie was not involved in any of that so it's plausible that Carmine would not know him.

[@tronsnow4763]

But even with Ralph, Johnny Sack made the comment: “Carmine doesn’t know who you are,” when Ralph asked ab switching families. I’m assuming that was before Ralph secured the Espalande contract, tho...

[@bentencho]

Ralph hasn't earned for the Lupertazzi family or has been vouched by them. For all intent and purposes, he's just some guy who they have business relationship with. Stuff done with one family isn't transferable, thus Carmine "doesn't know him" in the mafiaso sense.

[@Quakerbakes1]

@@tronsnow4763Carmine might of known Ralph then. It was in Johnny's best interest to dissuade Ralph from making a problem by jumping ship and to squash it he put it in blunt terms even if it wasn't true.

[@rafaelmolinari]

When Ralphie hit Tony after killing the stripgirl and asks Johnny to move to NY, Johnny tells him "Carmine doesn't know who you are!". Ralphie was too smart to fall into a trick like this

[@FiveStar75]

At 1:30 is the moment Paulie realized he Fucked Up

[@empiricwisdom7902]

The moment he realised he's not that intelligent.

[@patgogan7324]

He had the last laugh in the end though

[@sjacrane]

Pat Gogan how?

[@uliman100]

Great acting.... Man I wish there was more... What a series this was and still is... Great actors...made a great script into the best TV show ever.... RIP James Gandolfini even if he was not in this scene, he had an influence on these actors to perform the way they did...

[@imonit1177]

In that moment he knew if Tony ever found out he was dead.

[@humbleopinion1499]

He nearly was dead out on the boat.

[@ShahPhilLeotardo]

This is unacceptable! How does Carmine not know who Paulie is he’s “The 2006 honouree for Excellence in Recycling.”

[@rodionraskolnikov2098]

This scene takes place 2002/2003...Timeline got fucked up

[@hutch1197]

Johnny Sac's betrayal of Paulie is nothing compared to what Vito did to him.

[@kipperrepublic2644]

"I'm on your side on this T"

[@readmore4178]

One of top 3 scenes in entire series. Such a great moment.

[@manbearpig2.060]

1:12 the moment paulie realizes jonny has been playing him

[@K_Reezee75]

The scene was put together perfectly with the writing.....Beautiful lead into the Paulie played moment....

[@rambojohnj.6117]

Clarence’s epiphany in the mirror is priceless: “You mean... I am not the only one in the New Jersey AND New York mob that lies about the truth?”

[@rambojohnj.6117]

Jimbo Jones Clarence Gaultierri! A member of the Soprano crew who oversees huge screen TVs get delivered properly right to someone’s driveway. You must know him from the show!

[@fredericklawton548]

R.I.P Paulie Walnuts a legend 😞

[@BScott7220]

Somehow "your father got run over by a trolley?" is horrible, insulting and extremely funny.

[@elviejo1997]

This is the funniest scene in The Sopranos. Carmine's look of confusion while talking to Paulie, not knowing who he is is priceless. When he said the think about his dad being ran over by a trolly had me on the floor. I completely lost it at Paulie's face when Carmine said John never talked about him

[@twistednipz7182]

1:30 when you realize you mean ugots

[@zachrebert6775]

Amazing acting by Tony Sirico. The look of hurt and confusion on his face. Well done

[@coreyfrasnelly7364]

RIP Paulie!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@pauliegualtieri368]

I feel like I’ve been stabbed in the heart!

[@businessman762]

Lol

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

I like how Paulie always ends up looking into a bathroom mirror whenever he finds out shit information LOL

[@killpilger]

And checks the ends of his shoelaces on the way out.

[@marceloromero4515]

You distracted me! I'm taking a mulligan.

[@ChopStickZero]

they left out the scene afterwards where he quickly scurries to Tony and brown noses himself up to his neck :)

[@arserobinson7118]

1:28 Paulie's ego has plummeted

[@humbleopinion1499]

This was a delicious triple whammy for Paulie. Firstly, his ego got a belting. He wasn't the important person he thought he was. Secondly, he realized Johnny Sack had played him for a fool and thirdly, he realized he had better quickly make himself very valuable to Tony in case he had been caught "talking out of school". Beautiful moment when he looked long and hard into the mirror.

[@leekyle8376]

Carmine: Your father was run over by a trolley right? Paulie: 🥴🥴

[@leekyle8376]

@sylester major 😆😆

[@A.M.Noon94]

Carmine being genuinely confused causing Paulie to question his entire existence is classic.

[@justinv6410]

Hope nobody missed the subtle classism there when it shows that Carmine is coming there as favour to his hired help (housekeeper's daughter's wedding) while with Paulie, it’s his family thing (groom's cousin). Paulie never belonged in Johnny Sack and Carmine's inner circle.

[@AndyGinny1]

Wow never noticed this. Thanks!

[@ItsXpensive]

"Give him my love" "I will"

[@killadog84]

tony sirico played paulie magnificently. the changes of expression, the comedy, the brutality. not bad for a former mobster himself.

[@justaddressmeasking6625]

Tony Sirico was just being himself on camera.... He wasn't playing a character.

[@anjaliangel2045]

I was looking for this. The face of paulie when he got the shock of his life 😂

[@jiggleykrowzer8768]

Paulie, they have a saying in Naples... "Sometimes when you think you're fucking them, THEY are fucking you." LOL Paulie gate crashed this wedding NO QUESTION, there was no "3rd cousin" LOL.

[@679iceman]

I forgot about this scene! The only reason Johnny talked to him was to get information.

[@jeffstevenson3101]

Paulie in the bathroom realizing he got played and is in potentially in very big trouble.

[@daniellee1722]

Just coming from the scene when Chris asks Paulie where his arc is, fearing his life is unremarkable and searching for that big event that'll save him from mediocrity. Paulie accepted that he is "half a wiseguy" and was comfortable with the hand he was dealt in life. However, it seems Paulie also wanted an arc but it completely backfired on him because he did it biting the hand that feeds him. God I love this show.

[@bradlott9876]

I agree. This show was the best series ever televised

[@The_Great_Darino]

Paulie walks up and surprise kisses Carmine out of the blue. And Carmine doesn’t blink. A guy that I don’t know walks up and kisses me like dat? They’d find him next to Frankie Carbone, hanging frozen in a meat locker.

[@mrbobtehbuildah]

Charles Bronson over here hehehe

[@user-ce1cu5my4j]

Was he gay, Carmaine Sr.?

[@dayvancowboi9135]

in italian-american culture a greeting kiss isn't that big of a deal-carmine was clearly very surprised but not mad.

[@Studentofgosset]

You like to keep them around for later, huh?

[@wadezabel5306]

Surprisingly I haven't seen any comments about how unprofessional of Paulie it was to walk up on this boss at a public event and start talking buisness like he's wearing a wire

[@serkdamerc6236]

the look on paulies face when realised he got played

[@NVprods]

Tony Lip as Carmine is great in this scene...

[@samirul223]

His face at the end 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@n.e.g.u.s]

This scene perfectly captivates how everyday there’s a new pawn born into the world. Young fools turn into old fools and thats just the way it works.

[@MerlautJones]

Carmine is kissed on the cheek by a stranger & as the guy talks, Carmine looks at him like "and you are?"

[@_Nar0070x0]

Rip paulie 🙏🏽

[@bubbahazelitt6784]

Pauly's face at 1:12😂😂😂😂

[@wjatube]

It was always interesting that Paulie never tried taking Johnny out for fear he'd reveal his deception to Tony.

[@munson84]

I don't think Johnny could admit to talking to Paulie either

[@aaronbrutus2654]

Do you know much heat that would bring?

[@estebanibarrajr.2571]

Taking out an underboss without an approval would start a war.

[@jakep1979]

​@@estebanibarrajr.2571big deal Paulie escaped the 70's by the skin of his nuts when the Colombos were going at it.

[@jimmithedean4433]

The way Carmine just turns away from him though!!!! These actors and writers were freakin brilliant!! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂⚰️

[@EdDiaz-fz4kj]

Brothers from different mothers this. 2 so beatiful😢

[@JB19504]

Great acting by Sirico. The look on his face said it all.

[@robtberardi]

You can tell when Johnny gave Paulie's love to Carmine, it meant the world to Carmine.

[@westonstevens3239]

"Tomorrow I can be on time, but you'll be stupid forever." lol

[@JSWang-ii8kd]

Finally, someone told Paulie who his father was. Paulie was so shocked by such information.

[@magnusdiridian]

one hell of a suprised pikachu face at the end

[@markfrailey1671]

Paulie: Carmine, wadda doin here... Carmine: Go hone and get your shinebox

[@cjjonez]

Classic🤣😅😂 loved it👍🏿

[@JSWang-ii8kd]

Oh man, I wish the show had more about Paulie's dad, and the story behind him ran over by a trolley.

[@billnolastname5078]

The trolley was my favorite character.

[@JS-iz2fk]

Didn't miss much. He never even made jr. varsity. Almost drowned in 3' of water at the penguin exhibit, right before he got ran over.