The Sopranos - Carmine Jr Speaks To Lupertazzi Management

[@Tkieron]

Johns look at the end. "I remember when you used to wait in the golf cart. And as far as I'm concerned YOU SHOULD STILL BE THERE."

[@MattBryant2792]

John, he was just...

[@RKsolid5586]

Nevermind he was just! EVERYBODY'S GOTTA GOD DAMNED BEE ON THEIR HAT!

[@leoexgb3219]

@sinkingships offools omfg you guys are fucking great 😂

[@ajbahus]

Maybe Carmine gets to re-sod the green and John gets a piece of his desenex.

[@frefai]

Oh man I'm dying 😂

[@PeekaBooo24]

“…I would have been proud to call him my son…” that was Carmine’s way of telling Jr. that he doesn’t have the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@Cherryponut]

That was a blow to Jr. It made him resent Tony because of it.

[@valtazatsalazar2392]

@@Cherryponut yup this definitely was done on purpose to get carmine jr to talk more and say more which he did..

[@matthewriley7826]

Also foreshadows he might not be as dim as the rest of the mob make him out to be. He always seems to know when to say exactly the wrong thing just when compromise is a possibility, to create chaos that he can benefit from.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

Nah Carmine Sr new what John was up too and wanted an excuse to go to war

[@dantheman4838]

Carmine Jr outlasted all of them.

[@BD-xn2dp]

Carmine: "You distracted me...I'm taking a mulligan" Furio: "Stupida Fackin Game"

[@jonathanwpressman]

You have a bee on your hat!

[@lawrencelewis8105]

@@jonathanwpressman You have a fly on your hair, Mike!

[@maryfiaola3686]

lol

[@PrlytheWn]

Johnny: “You know who loved golf? Joey Peeps.”

[@michaelkillpack5102]

Carmine's in the muff.

[@ccie12933]

The worst thing about today is that there aren't any allegorical guys around.

[@EbenezarGold]

+Chris Bryant I'm glad you see that, the sacred and propane.

[@ccie12933]

+Ebenezar And the propane accessories.

[@EbenezarGold]

Chris Bryant LOL "I tell you what!"

[@brohan914]

+Chris Bryant Just know a pint of blood costs more than a gallon of gold

[@ajbahus]

Last guy who was allegorical had an alteration. 'Duh-something' was his name.

[@halwakka504]

Little known fact: Carmine Luptertazzi is almost entirely bald; he cleverly conceals it with a combover.

[@dondajulah4168]

Wow, good catch

[@dondajulah4168]

I'm fine. Just tooted a little H to help me get some sleep.

[@BOB-wx3fq]

Jay Santos get help

[@phillybatts374]

He needs to call Maurys wigs

[@leegsy]

@James Wood You can't be high on skag and have children.

[@johnlewisbrooks]

Despite his actions old Carmine was easily the classiest gangster on the show. He played his cards right and wouldn't kill anyone unless it was an absolute must. He's the kind of old dude who understood that real gangsters try to avoid petty squabbles.

[@chrisdawson1776]

He tried to kill sack

[@ChristopherJ0884]

@@chrisdawson1776 “I didn’t say nothing”

[@AlexCastro1]

@@chrisdawson1776 well you know, theres always a compromise. kill sack and keep the construction money or let him cause more headaches and lose money. in the end they both died anyways

[@TheRealZazaExpert]

​@@AlexCastro1 ya want cawmpramise?

[@aduantas]

he's shown ordering hits on long term colleagues at the drop of a hat, he wasn't afraid to have anyone killed at a moment's notice, the difference is that he did it solely for business purposes, not ego or silly shit like a fat joke

[@N.I.R.A.T.I.A.S.]

1:26 "Maybe there's a compromise." "There's always a compromise." *[Phil Leotardo intensifies]*

[@deenice9169]

It’s true. He jerked off on radiators and ate cheese off tissues when he was in the shinebox 20 years. It’s all allegorical so don’t take it literal.

[@booognish]

@@deenice9169 Then he came out of the closet after he got out

[@faisalkamal4319]

@@deenice9169 real old school Very allegorical

[@KianoUyMOOP]

At the exact time that conversation transpired, Phil's grilled cheese sandwich sizzled on the prison radiator.

[@ElCrab]

There are no scraps in Phil’s scrapbook.

[@spacedoginnebraska]

Nobody could trash the English language like Little Carmine.......

[@mhia4]

I know, I love it. Who writes this stuff? Comedy gold.

[@elmerofairo]

spacedoginnebraska "Debacle" got me.

[@pac401]

spacedoginnebraska He's a regular Norm Crosby or Slip Mahoney.

[@dd.4910]

One thing my father taught me was this: A pint of blood costs more than a gallon of gold.

[@tehgzizlauw1787]

Well, he's a very allegorical guy

[@madhash83]

Carmine Jr. got jealous when his dad said he would be proud to call Tony his son, lmao!

[@RB2331]

I agree ...the minute Carmine jr heard that comment ..he was pissed ! Then he started talking shit ..'My turf..my appraiser'

[@garyfrombrooklyn]

Carmine Sr knew that Tony reached out to Carmine Jr after his son started sounding like he was siding with Tony. Getting double teamed by Johnny and his son wouldn’t do, so he made that comment to get his son back on his side and edge out Johnny. Pure cunning, and the reason he lived so long as boss of a major family (not sure which family the Lupertazzi’s are supposed to model...Gambino or Luchesse)

[@O.G.H.]

Drumgol I think thats a little bit farfetched on your part. Carmine Sr is an old man, and oldschool, people from the old days don't give a crap if their rough talking is gonna hurt anyone. He isn't even aware that he insulted his son.

[@cdawg272]

@@O.G.H. wrong, he's old school and wise. That comment did exactly what he wanted. Got him to talk shit and pull him back on his aide.

[@leonandrews7180]

To want a murderous, sociopathic jerk for a son? Jr shouldn’t be so jealous.

[@DuncanUdaho67]

The casting for Carmine Jr and Sr was on point. They actually look like father and son.

[@patrickedmund]

lol

[@javierrocha8765]

Both alligorical yutz?

[@gottiaristo3088]

Thats where the similarities end Sr. invented points shaving and Jr. couldn't spell it with his testatories ( spell check I dont even know if thats a word or what it means 😆 ).

[@jonathanturbide2232]

@@jamesanthony5681 Quasimodo?

[@bubblegum1948]

LMAOoooooo!!!!! True!

[@thenewwoodsman]

Watching Carmine Sr's temper makes me imagine what a vicious mobster he must have been when he was younger

[@dondajulah4168]

Extremely allegorical back then

[@leegsy]

The sacred and the propane.

[@erickjanich6800]

@Cary Groneveldt I think it's started

[@mikeburley8255]

Carmine was a couple of three things back then .

[@13Gangland]

@Cary Groneveldt What are you talking about? The date of release has already been set for September 25, 2020. It's definitely coming.

[@nicolasa.q3301]

Carmine jr went from supporting Tony to being his enemy in like 2 seconds........what a fucking guy....

[@MegaZeta]

It’s a little over the top how obvious they get with it, but you can generally assume any position Little Carmine takes was dictates to him by Rusty-at least till the end, when Carmine, Jr. acts out the Hollywood fantasy of David Chase and co. about his real-life inspiration, realizes he doesn’t actually want to be president and resigns

[@YUWHACK]

Carmine saying he would've been proud to call tony his son really pissed Little Carmine off and made him start to criticize tony after he flew all the way to new york to try to help tony in this situation.

[@colderplasma]

no he was just trying to ease carmine sr up

[@richieblondet2310]

He was a hothouse flower that one.

[@waafwafwafaf]

very allegorical

[@gayan2517]

May be that is the sticking post. Thinking like family instead of as a business partner.

[@playbackproductions1]

@@colderplasma he was really mad you gave tony the jacket and not him.

[@810wasaninsidejob9]

Carmine Sr. totally played Little Carmine during this. Old Fish Lips has been around a long time, he knew right away Tony tried to use Carmine's own son as a tool against him. Carmine said he wished Tony was his own son knowing it would enrage his son, sabotaging the entire plan Tony set in motion.

[@TavilsonHeadBangers]

Conspiracy theories now?

[@becausetemerity]

it's less about tony than that, i think. tony is one problem in a list of problems carmine sr has. what he's doing here is playing carmine jr and johnny sac against each other so they can't push him into a corner in an area where they both have better relationships than him. by splitting his enemies, carmine sr ensures that the beef will continue and he will eventually take some sort of piece of tony's HUD business without upsetting the natural order of things in NY.

[@TavilsonHeadBangers]

@@becausetemerity fuck that I’ll say it again wtf is that to think about

[@Clowncentral101]

@@TavilsonHeadBangers he’s got a wife and kids you gonna take care of em when he’s gone?

[@TavilsonHeadBangers]

@@Clowncentral101 poor little guyszzz

[@edinscot56789]

Carmine and Phil looked down their nose at Tony, but Johnny Sack never underestimated him

[@thebaddog4104]

Phil also uderestimated that fkn animal Blundetto

[@baxakk7374]

Johnny Sack with undignified meeting comment, that was probably the stupidest one. Brought down his family, although he didn't live to see it happen.

[@igordrakulovic6857]

Tha fuck you talkin about!? Carmine Sr just said he'd be proud calling Tony a son. That's looking down the canopy for ya? See, tha's why i hate this fuckin shit !

[@marksantiago9841]

Can you blame them? The sopranos really looks like just a glorified crew.

[@long_john]

And yet Tony killed Blundetto and him and John made peace. Not John’s fault that he got jumped by the FBI.

[@jamesmarhen]

Carmine Jr, always creating a stagmire.

[@dd.4910]

One thing my father taught me was this: A pint of blood costs more than a gallon of gold.

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

The sacred and the propane.

[@JorgeCastillo-rb1cs]

jamesmarhen That's a maliflous shinebox

[@matthewdunham1689]

jamesmarhen LOL

[@visionist7]

@@efrainrodarte6395 it comes from Ver-sales

[@nc8982]

Nobody seems to have noticed Carmine Sr asking Jr if he put his sun cream on and the look Jr gives. Makes you realise he's a still a child in his dad's eyes

[@richieblondet2310]

Carmine Sr. didn't respect him. The comment referred to what Little Carmine could always be found doing. Poolside in Miami. Some here theorize it was to get Little Carmine on his side. But I think it was reverse. Little Carmine diminishing Tony's aura while playing to his old man's ego by expressing WHY he felt he was a poseur, adding Tony hadn't been boss of a family for long while already knowing his father viewed them as a "glorified crew." Then reaffirming what Carmine had already expressed. That they came off entirely too much as friends and not business associates. It was Carmine who lost it and smashed the golf club while Little Carmine was calm and collected. Which is why John gave Little Carmine the manson lamps and not Lupertazzi Sr. It was Little Carmine who played the old man and not the other way around. Because, eventually, the Lupertazzis & Sopranos worked it out. And Carmine credited his son (and not Johnny) as being a big help. It was about Little Carmine's "cold war" with John Sacrimoni. John had Carmine leaning to make a deal with Tony. Little Carmine botched it. Only to help resolve it and get the credit or favor from his father. In future episodes we see Little Carmine & John's true colors for each other come out.

[@terrificjohnny4244]

why wouldn't anyone have noticed. it's extremely obvious.

[@blaisevillaume2225]

Or, it was just so obvious anybody else would have felt like a fool pointing it out

[@holyX]

@@blaisevillaume2225 haha I bet you didn't notice and felt like a total idiot which is why you felt obligated to answer. You tried to hide your shame, only to fully expose it here in front of anyone who reads your comment. What an embarrassment!

[@johnforealdoe8999]

It was a troll about going to Miami

[@scdevon]

Carmine Sr's old school "grease-ball" talk is priceless; the monotone way all of his words run together with no inflection. "ThereAreMillionsOfDollarsAtStake", "TooMuch Gerkins"......etc...... I grew up in Philly and this is definitely how old Italian guys talked. VERY realistic.

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

I grew up in Jersey and I know every bit of this show is 100% authentic- exactly how shit goes down in the jersey nob- I mean mob. I know 'cause some guy in a bar told me

[@louisgigliotti2331]

Lmao great comment

[@bigperm079]

scdevon "Family❔, I told u they're a glorified crew"

[@JohnSmith-fh5du]

ILLDEMANDHESTACKSED

[@TheMt45]

The actor was also a connected guy himself in his youth.

[@ArrowheadPride4Ever]

The immediate trolling of his son at 0:34 lol but then saying what he said to him very subtly about being proud having Tony as his own son was such a good play. Deep down Sr knows Jr is weak and knew why he came out of his Miami hole so he threw cold water on it right away. Very underrated character carmine Sr

[@nonyobussiness3440]

NerolNiethsreg not at all.

[@phantom2raww552]

@@nonyobussiness3440 is it

[@winzyl9546]

he's not weak, he wasn't the typical trigger-happy egotistical gangster

[@matthewriley7826]

If he was weak then how the hell did he seem to get the best ending out of anyone on the show? His family loves him, he’s rich from his legitimate endeavors, and the feds/mobsters aren’t gonna target him.

[@scottmatheson3346]

​@@matthewriley7826because weakness is strength.

[@jbot91]

You put your sunblock on? You distracted me, I'm taking a Mulligan. The way he owns his son is hilarious.

[@dimevh84]

I love little Carmines malapropisms, worth more than a gallon of gold!

[@TomEuesden]

first word i have had to google in a while...

[@samarnold2893]

But are they worth more than a pint of blood?

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

He's very alogorical.

[@AndyCigars]

He reminds me of Louis the Whatevers Finance Minister...the something...

[@reducibly_complex]

any idea what he was actually trying to say with allegorical?

[@Ldominguez7314]

The way carmine jr says debacle gets me every time 😂

[@TheGreatGodPan]

debbicle.

[@HappyDuude]

It's very allegorical

[@allaboutthemurzic]

Debbical

[@evgeniptolemy5570]

That microscopic grin on Junior's face at 1:56 when he realizes he successfully sabotaged this "chat" just shows that Carmine Jr really was a puppeteer behind the scene. And Johnny Sack's glare at the end (2:18) to Junior just confirms it. Such a great show.

[@mkultra2456]

You gotta change your profile picture to something less gay.

[@guthax30]

Carmine Jr had emotional intelligence. A great deal of it compared to the other characters.

[@TheGreatGodPan]

I don't know if it's proof he's a master manipulator, might be more of a spontaneous response to Carmine basically saying he'd rather have Tony as a son. It seems a mixture of the rejected "Fredo" of the family having sour grapes and him trying to undermine Johnny Sac who gets far more respect from Carmine sr than he does

[@RadioactiveSince1990x]

That wasn't his intended outcome though. He only started talking negatively about Tony after his dad's comment which you can see bothered him. So yeah he sabotaged things but this wasn't planned at all lol.

[@pugachevskobra5636]

Bingo; I mean the change is so abrupt you can literally see it on Carmine Jr's face. Johnny's "what, did they resod that green" was a desperate attempt to wrangle the conversation back but it was too late.

[@matthewgriffin7857]

I love Johnny sacks look at the very last second

[@rickysauce1667]

Matty G. Surprised he didnt smack jr with thr club...

[@hottakes6078]

My favorite look ever, what made Johnny sac so awesome lmao

[@blackfyre5158]

Haha he was sooo pissed

[@frankmata1812]

Like saying you two face 🐍

[@unknownsource4359]

if looks could kill

[@tomperri3693]

"I hate this fuckin' shit!" That's usually what I'm saying when I play golf...

[@BenBruser]

Stupidah fahcking game

[@jowhit226]

😂😂

[@jeremy28135]

That stare John gave at the very end is chilling and grade A acting

[@kagmeister1863]

And during this scene we learn that Tony wasn't the only one who grew up with a horribly manipulative parent.

[@tommyctgc]

Such raw intense emotion on that "I hate this fucking shit" line. Great delivery...

[@tommyctgc]

I'm being sarcastic and I really can't stress that enough.

[@charliecoal8346]

Haha anyways I think you're cute :p

[@MobHeataEnt]

Xarxa Rei He seemed whiny to me.

[@wagooairlines]

+wagooairlines joking obviously, youre beautiful and be happy :)

[@dd.4910]

Total debackal

[@weps8983]

Daz Dhillon Did he mean debacle ?

[@benrao5565]

"With his testatory"

[@waseem7195]

Haha holy shit. Was that what he said

[@Atthetta]

@@waseem7195 sure was

[@bigjake2295]

Testa dura = hard head

[@SerraPontosSoc]

"ihatethisfuckingshit" Carmine Lupertazzi

[@galleryofrogues]

Pontian God He took a whack at the “sticking post.”

[@johnnysack1947]

Carmine "A Don Doesn't Wear Shorts" Lupertazzi

[@810wasaninsidejob9]

"Too much gerkins" Carmine Lupertazzi

[@evilkyle]

2020 in a nutshell

[@EddieJilette]

Always felt that Little Carmine deserved his own show. He was hilarious.

[@me6271]

He's very allegorical

[@suad01]

Him and Big Pussie needed his own Rockford Files

[@saintsrownewsnetwork2910]

Can you imagine that? Little carmine getting his own show? He was hilarious

[@TheTrooper506]

He's a bit of poseure if you ask me.

[@CarlKarnak]

Call it "Phil the box"

[@ReadMyDiscription.223]

This conversation was at the crossroads of an enormous precipice.

[@jonathanwpressman]

What, did they resod this green?

[@dtraversodt]

Jonathan Pressman lmaooo John's one liners were still smoothly interjected into scenes

[@TalibanHatesme13]

That shit was perfect

[@ater010]

i smell burning hair

[@sjang816]

just like tony's pass the bread when he wants christopher to shut up

[@Agent1W]

@@sjang816 Changing the subject never seems to work during a Sicilian style ballbreaking.

[@Kendell062]

Carmine Jr. was probably the only one left standing in spite of himself. I always thought he would be killed so many times but he never did.

[@dandavis8300]

Carmine Sr. was supposed to be a moron too, but he was a boss and checked out on his own time. Maybe there was a method to his muddle...

[@spacemarinechaplain9367]

Dan Davis His mastery of the English language could use some work though.

[@Kendell062]

@Christopher Marlowe Phil Leotardo ordered the hit on Tony.

[@yb000]

@Christopher Marlowe most likely it was Butch, since he takes over once Phil's head turns into a tartare

[@Shaythe]

@@dandavis8300 Carmine Sr was a legend my dad told me he invented point shaving.

[@jordandavis3867]

The eye movement and facial expression of John Sacramoni tells you the whole story of what he thinks of Carmine Jr as he belittles Tony Soprano. That's why nobody respected Carmine Jr. He showed his insecurities and weaknesses with his childish behaviour, yet to himself he thought he was the cleverest wiseguy on the block. His father asking him if he put on his sunscreen goes over alot of people's head. Some people may see it as a joke but really it reflects how his father views him. Still as a child. When he talks about Tony being a son it is because of the leadership qualities of Tony that Carmine Jr didn't posess. This is why as His father said it he looked down and got upset. He felt inferior and proceeded to talk bad about Tony to boost his confidence and gain his father's respect , which was important to Carmine Jr. This scene shows us one of the best reasons why Carmine Sr couldn't pass on the role of mob boss to his son and why Johny sacs and then Phil Leotardo (two wayy older men) had the responsibility of doing the families biddings. No-one respected Carmine Jr.

[@bishopaz]

Nice. Thank you for this.

[@atarigames]

Agreed. He’s a bit of a poseur if you ask me.

[@baxakk7374]

This is why nepotism rarely has a good outcome.

[@AlanHope2013]

I don't think the sunscreen comment went over people's heads. It's just so obvious it's hardly worth commenting on. The only people who think it isn't plain are the people who were dumb enough to think they're the only ones who spotted it.

[@holyX]

@@AlanHope2013 I think that everyone understands that commenting about the sunscreen scene is stating the obvious, which is why your comment about them stating the obvious as if you are the only one who thinks that is evident that you think you are way smarter than you actually are.

[@Andhaira]

A don doesn't wear shorts. Carmine Sr. was old school

[@donaldbrady3850]

Andhaira but he was only in charge of a glorified crew. 🤔

[@thefoolthatpickedthewrongh291]

@@donaldbrady3850 tony not carmine

[@SAOrules]

And very allegorical

[@AlwaysDazed]

And whoever told Tony that was wrong because Michael Franzese a Capo in the colombo family stated that was a crock of shit, the Don does and wears whatever the fuck he wants.

[@michaelford1124]

“There’s always a compromise” yep Phil leotardo knows only too well 🤣

[@starcrafter13terran]

I heard he went to the can, but he never says how long he was there for.

[@thebaddog4104]

So does that fkn animal Blundetto

[@Edinburgh_Bathrooms_Kitchens]

So did his brother Billy, whatever happened there.

[@baxakk7374]

Compromised shinebox for raddeador

[@MohamedAli-kj5yy]

@@baxakk7374 😂 😂 😂

[@AvidanTheExpositor]

Wow Senior really played his son like a fiddle there. He was able to not only probe what Johnny and CarJr were really after, but also thwarted it in the same sentence when he made CarJr jealous. Brilliant writing

[@nyy190343]

1:45 best line in the series

[@RealKaliP]

I dont know why people think Carmine Jr is stupid. He plays every situation so well. He's a man of many faces behind one dumb mask.

[@scottcooneymusic6736]

He just turned into a baby during this scene. when his pop said "I would have been proud to call him my son" that turned Carmine Jr into a little baby bitch bent on sabotaging the entire reason his came back home to help Tony and John put that situation to rest. Carmine Jr may have appeared smart at times but he truly was like a fish out of water when it came to being a leader. Fucking idiot if you ask me.

[@EbenezarGold]

+SerenityNow Carmine's baby face always cracked me up, like when Johnny sunk his boat. lol Though he started to lose it after Sr.died. I thought Carmine Sr. played the son in this one though with that "I would have been proud to call him my son" Soprano remark. He pulled Jr. back to his side. Later, Jr. would use many of the same techniques the father used.

[@larryp4048]

it's a line from the show ya dingus

[@kyleisbart197]

He’s very allegorical

[@johnmurdoch3083]

Hes not smart hes impulsive he gets slighted by the father so he scuttles his whole reason for being there

[@vampricyoda]

I love how Little Carmine is trying to talk nice to Johnny. Then actively moves to undermine him.

[@TheDipset1233]

because of the "proud to call him my own son" comment.

[@idklol4197]

Johnny's face when carmine asked jr if he put sunblock on lmaooooo

[@followingtheroe1952]

The actor who played carmine jr was great. Im glad david chase was able to curtail the script to his subspecies

[@nicknicosmith566]

John was a real one. Never bad-mouthed Tony when he wasn’t around & defended em.

[@mickymac6571]

Until he got the bosses job and decided he was more powerful than Tony

[@nicknicosmith566]

@@mickymac6571 he was more powerful as boss of New York. Way more made men and strength across the board than Jersey. That’s why Jersey wanted to avoid war.

[@mickymac6571]

@@nicknicosmith566 yes I know, and when he became boss their realtionship changed, watch the scene where they met at night and sac tells him Phil is going to torture and kill blundetto, that's when Tony knew he was no longer an equal..

[@SwissMarksman]

"You're distracting me, I am taking a Mulligan" - Melvin Capital

[@harnas13131]

Forget GME... We're supposed to push webistics.

[@futureobituary9661]

Underrated comment

[@angus6858]

@@harnas13131 Lord of Webistics

[@yossischwarz1042]

priceless

[@YD-uq5fi]

This was the only scene where both Carmines were alive and in the same scene....

[@carguy6512]

Is this the only scene where Johnny Sac isnt smoking a cigarette

[@ashy6731]

"Nicotine is an addictive substance!!"

[@kingpipeforce5537]

There are scenes inside his house where he's not smoking.. Or when he shows Tony the maserati

[@carguy6512]

You're right. Like when Ginny offers him the fruit salad, and Ralph calls

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Ginny can get heavy

[@stoneharper7038]

I did not remember Little Carmine pronouncing debacle like that and now I am laughing at loud in my kitchen right now

[@davedrake1202]

A complete 180-degree turn in the attitudes Johnny Sack & Carmine Jr have towards each other in only 2 minutes! Awesome how well they played this out, that even though this scene started them off as friends & happy to see each other, the tension was always there in their backstory, and this was the perfect way to let viewers know without going into a bunch of needless dialogue and drama the same way a daytime soap opera would have done it...

[@jottaz144]

Historically Johnny has always despised Carmine, I dont think they were good friends

[@djqkronicles24]

Carmine Jr. forgot about the sacred and the propane.

[@fuferito]

Lol. Holy shit.

[@yvc9]

that's some gold right here

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

@@yvc9 a whole gallon of it

[@VincentK.McMahon]

"I'm takin' a mulligan..."

[@spoda81]

What's a mulligan?

[@brendanvecchio5449]

Do over.

[@jimmineechristmas7335]

I'd like to know what his mulligan count was by the end of the round

[@rydermccall3590]

Carmine is a real boss.

[@dannyh5937]

The little nuances in this show are spectacular. The comments, the looks. I love it

[@blaisevillaume2225]

They disrespect Little Carmine but he nails Johnny Sac at the end and pushed just the right button to get Carmine Sr. doing what he wants.

[@nailersrule]

He knew Johnny was playing both sides. People think it's the "I'd be proud to call him my Son" that sets Jr off but I think it's Sac saying "I always thought 40% was too steep" He knew Johnny was playing his old man and knew he was brought in as a patsy not a peace maker.

[@crashstitches79]

So we'll never know if they did re-sod that green. Too bad, the green was my favorite character and deserved more exposition.

[@rontronimous]

"What'd they re-sod that green?" lmao I love re-watching these clips apart from the show, it really lets the small things shine.

[@admirosmanovic1368]

Johnny trying to change the subject "What did they resod that green" HAAHHAAAA

[@MrAitraining]

perfect example of father and son poking each other and it effects business. Carmine sr. compliments Tony and slights jr, then jr digs at Tony to get his dad back and the meeting turns to shit.

[@ostreds]

is it me or @0:06 did I faintly hear a Paulie 'heh heh'

[@Maxx_d13]

They do that through out the show I’ve noticed

[@the_road__warrior6185]

@ 1:45 , I lose it every time, ‘Whathey resodthatgreen?’🤣🤣

[@reesereylobo4276]

You gotta give it to Johnny sac : even after Carmine and Carmine Junior were mocking Tony… Johnny stood by Tony not only as a business associate but a true friend… He pointing out that despite how he feels ( based solely on the their smaller size compared to the 5 NY families) the Soprano family is financial and criminally ( for lack of better word) successful and it benefits them to remain allies with them ... Jonny saw the bigger picture... wish him and tony reigned together longer as Bosses ...

[@grandhustla101boi]

The way Johnny sack looks at Carmine Jr, especially when Jr says that Tony is all talk 😂😂😂

[@traimitchell5043]

🤣🤣

[@alejandrogonzalez00]

2:11 I die of laughter everytime 😂😅

[@visionist7]

"Did you put your sunblock on?" Great little line from a father to his son

[@TheBigfranco1]

He looks like an Italian drake

[@tommysmoving]

lil carmine got feeling when pop Sr said i would have been proud to call Tony my son...Did that on spite

[@theregular5991]

JOHN WAS ALWAYS LOYAL. LETTING HIS BOSS KNOW. “WHATEVER THEY ARE THE SOPRANOS BRING IN A LOT OF MONEY AND IVE BEEN CLOSE W TONY FOR MANY YEARS” W HIS LITTLE GLORIFIED CREW STATEMENT. HE WAS LETTING HIM KNOW WERE NOT GONNA BAD MOUTH THEM. LOVE JOHNNY SACK. RIP

[@scottclaudet]

Carmine saw right through Jr. and Jon and drove a wedge right between them almost immediately with the "i woulda been proud to call Tony my own son" remark. Played them like a fiddle. I don't think he anticipated how Jon would react though.

[@diegobareno5820]

Only thing more dangerous than an angry old man, is an angry old man with a blunt object.

[@Vintage-28]

Soon as he pulls up straight father mode with Carmine Jr 😂 “You put your sunblock on?

[@yoloswaggins1579]

Carmine Jr got triggered when Carmine Sr started to praise Tony. Little Carmine was such a daddy's boy... He got jealous.

[@zinozee8929]

Carmine is a master player. He sensed Carmine Jr taking Tony and Johns side so has to drop the “proud to be my son” line to make Carmine re-think his thoughts.

[@YD-uq5fi]

Characters who should have gotten more screentime : Richie Aprile Gigi Cestone Patsy Parisi Lorainne Coluzzo Carmine Sr. Carmine Jr. Feech La Manna Shineboxotardo Characters who should have gotten LESS screentime : Janice AJ Livia Melfi Chris

[@skylightrecords8547]

+to g Agreed. Feech was my favorite, so much done in so little screen time. Richie was just too much of a threat like a runaway train. Now Mikey Palmice, I thought they could have milked that character for a little while longer.

[@MoNsTaX1]

Chris should've gotten MORE screen time not less and Ariana too because she's incredibly hot as she was in SoA if you've seen it

[@libertycaps666]

chris??? get the fuck out... chris was gold

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

They should of got Albert out of the can he was great.

[@AZK91]

to g OMG I completely agree with you, especially in regards to AJ and Chris. Such annoying and boring characters they were

[@billiebleach7889]

Carmine knew perfectly how to exploit his son’s insecurities

[@dj3114]

Respectfully disagree. Jr. played Sr. like a fiddle in this scene and John knew it - tried to calm the waters.

[@zingamaxkettlesteinjudaism6069]

Jr played Senior like a fiddle here

[@alexanderesposito5672]

The best part about this is without a doubt the ruthless, calculating mobster asking his adult son if he had put on sunblock like he was 6 years old lol

[@lobsterdfw1]

Every psychological aspect of the characters is built to perfection. The Sopranos is a fucking miracle.

[@realazduffman]

Carmine and John looked so close here. Shame what happened between them.

[@MikeB-rb7nk]

AZDuffman “I remember when they used to be so close, and as far as I’m concerned they should STILL BE THERE!”

[@Agent1W]

@@MikeB-rb7nk John used to wait in the car for Carmine, and vice versa.

[@BubbaSimmz]

“You distracted me, I’m takin’ a mulligan.”

[@maniacrailfan8060]

Idk why “you put your sunblock on?” Kills me every time

[@caesargod1371]

Johnny's look at the end is the look I give the bank teller when she loudly asks if I'd "like to deposit the entire $5"

[@nunya1738]

"What'd they, resod this green?" Little Carmine, nose out of joint, changed color, anyway.

[@Tripyourift2]

Jon's look at little Carmine at the end always gets me

[@KolchaksGhost]

I think this scene is overlooked as a complete repudiation of the “Little Carmine was actually a genius” theory. Where’s the calculated maneuver here? Little Carmine clearly intended to vouch for Tony but is visibly upset when he hears what his father says about calling Tony his own son. It’s only then when he decides to enact his master plan of turning Carmine further against Tony. But that’s clearly not what it was. Little Carmine was just an impulsive idiot, and this probably applies to every other incident involving his big mouth. Yes, including “whatever happened there”

[@MrIlleism]

Got to admire Johnny's look to Carmine at the end. He is a loyal guy and pragmatical, or at least he used to be…

[@donjekdemarco4900]

"There he is"... 😂😂😂😂😂😂.. its funny, every encounter starts with that.

[@self-proclaimedcomedian1037]

2:11 Idk why i always thought an old man raging at a golf course was hilarious

[@debbiecollins8571]

For a moment at the end, I thought Carmine was going to beat Little Carmine with that golf club. That would've been worth more than an allegorical gallon of a varsity athletes worth of shineboxes

[@markmayhem5190]

Wow, um....terrible.

[@Agent1W]

You forgot the Whitman's samplers.

[@seanjones2524]

"Maybe there's a compromise?" "You want compromise, how's this? Twenty years in the can..."

[@AndyCigars]

Grilled cheeses off the rad-ee-ator.

[@CharlieSheensTigerBlood]

i finally realized what the whole situation was now (i know late enough right) but the fact that Johnny actually gave a shit about Tony here is why their friendship was so deep because they made eachother alot of cash.

[@GhostofRhurValley]

This makes me think Carmine knew exactly what he was doing when he brought up Billy during the meeting of minds .

[@thedarknight307]

It was interesting seeing someone as cool and level headed like Carmine Sr, lose that cool for a moment. It makes me wonder just what kind of person he used to be before becoming Boss.

[@meztizo_americano86]

Little Carmine just fooled Johnny Sack like he was Paulie. LMAO

[@jjjetplaneification]

"You distracted me. I'm takin a mulligan." Now thats the kind of attitude that gets you boss status in the mob. Most people wouldn't dare ask that in golf. Rude golf players would ask nicely. A boss says "fuck you, I'm taking a mulligan."

[@Poopscipade]

Sounded more like any dad playing golf with his son to me.

[@LeahElisheva]

1:44 😂🤣😂🤣 wha… they resod that green? 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@j2times2006]

total debacal..LOL dude just kills the English language..lol

[@MichaelDominici1968]

he's a bit a of a pose-ur i you as me...hilarious.

[@DramaMoviezScalpel]

That’s the best line lol

[@blueoak5262]

Carmine Sr: "They're a glorified crew" John: They are a crew and Tony's my friend Phil: "They're a glorified crew" .. made me wonder all along what the other NY families on the commission thought about Jersey.

[@AlwaysDazed]

I still remember when this aired, when I saw Carmine hit that post with the golf club I was laughing so hard I had tears in my eyes. I'll never ever forget that scene.

[@washedupwarvet2027]

That caused you to laugh so hard? Not sure what the joke was….

[@SpellNcheck]

2:11 “I HATE this fuckin shit!” 🏌️ lol

[@fjuraa]

u put your sunblock on??? lol

[@funasylumstudio]

That squint that Johnny Sack gives. One of my favorite characters ever LOL