The Sopranos: "For All Debts Public and Private"

The Sopranos Season 4 Episode 1 "For All Debts Public and Private" review.
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[@markabbazia2339]

“The idea of working a regular job terrifies Carmella”

[@kennybeans6115]

Tbf, it was more probably the shock of seeing a close friend and former main capo’s wife now giving out samples at the grocery store. Not necessarily having a job in general, but the specific job itself as well as the abrupt fall from grace.

[@isaacster5027]

I mean, it does 😂

[@caesartapia5702]

What's the point of marrying a mobster if you have to work

[@Mike-tf7wb]

Reminds me of my sister-in-law

[@faisalkamal4319]

@@kennybeans6115 pussy wasn't a capo he was just a made man because tony passed him over

[@allknowerofwwetna1]

"#1 Sopranos KZbinr PureKino" Borko: "is somebody speaking?"

[@PureKino]

Those were my fawtha's videos

[@troykozlowskitheclevelande6841]

Think of borko as junior and pure kino is TONY

[@JakeandElwoodBlues]

Borko's nothin' but a glorified crew!

[@VenomousStare]

@@PureKino real lack of standards, your generation

[@allknowerofwwetna1]

@@JakeandElwoodBlues You know it wasn't long ago I remember you used to wait in the car. As far as I'm concerned you should still be there!

[@CineRanter]

I believe Tony Sirico was recovering from a back operation which is why Paulie was in prison and given a lesser role by David Chase while he recovers

[@greggravitas5849]

..back problem? I heard a place in Puerto Rico is good for that

[@isaacster5027]

What's up CR, great youtube

[@CineRanter]

@@isaacster5027 thanks man

[@eliasibrahim1957]

Love your video's CR

[@CineRanter]

@@eliasibrahim1957 thanks man

[@stproducciones9140]

Honestly yeah, i had never realized but season 4 is the beginning of a much darker era for the sopranos. Season 1 feels so quaint and lighthearted in comparison

[@hectorsanchez1377]

The biggest drama in season 1 was calling the retirement community a nursing home.

[@LosersIrishPub]

I thought Tracy being beaten to death in season 3 was pretty dark

[@LosersIrishPub]

@Fat Dom She was a hooah... Whaddaya expect?

[@FU05241960]

Season Three was when the show went pitch black, what with Ralphie beating Tracee to death, the rape of Melfi, Mustang Sally smashing in Bryan Spatafore's skull, the whacking of Jackie Jr., who was Tony's nephew practically, Junior getting cancer, Tony almost killing psycho Gloria and most shocking of all Meadow getting deflowered by Hasidic Homeboy and film snob Noah Tannenbaum. Season three might just be the best season of them all.

[@tuckercarlsonsmicropenis1283]

The incidents raised by other posters that happened pre-S4 are all dark, for sure, but this is about characters that we follow episode in, episode out, are coming up against big problems, acting a bit desperately, and we see that now Tony is hiding his cash in the Duck Food, we can surmise that for Tony, there’s no separating his two families, that “separation” was all in his mind, it’s not possible for a gangster to keep those “two worlds” separate. And his family is going to suffer... In the end, Meadow gets defensive about how Italians are “targeted” by the FBI and marries the son of another gangster, after seeming like she’d be the one to “rise above” the gangster life Tony had used to finance her education. She ends up (probably) pregnant, by Jason what’s his name, and arrives just in time to see her father’s brains 🧠 become the latest rage in Finger Food Toppings.

[@grapeapeductape2489]

I wouldn’t anger Borko like that.

[@Thephinxst]

Being a patreon follower, dis thing of ours.

[@xboxmoonpartingty104]

Fucking nauseating, you never admit the existence of this thing

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

Pure Kino talks all this wise guy bullshit, meanwhile the only ones who gotta play by the rules is us. Wait a minute, I'm not even a patreon subscriber.

[@timishere1925]

@@xboxmoonpartingty104 Times are tough on the series and Times are tough on Patreon. 13 Patreons out of 24k subs.

[@fives1543]

holy shit lol I think we were friends on ifunny like 4 years ago what a coincidence

[@animalblundetto5673]

This Kino, he's got tremendous moxie for his size

[@garglediggs6255]

So what borko whacks him and I can’t even wear his shoes?

[@andrewpestotnik5495]

He never had the makings of a varsity youtuber

[@ameanasaur]

Carmela was also referring to the Apriles when she said everything comes to an end. They were front row centre for the dismantling of the Aprile family.

[@jayjackson5932]

The #1 Sopranos KZbinr? Borko says you are just a glorified crew.

[@burningforyou6078]

Tell Borko there is a new boss and he isn’t respecting the old arrangements

[@rahmanmuhammad9791]

This is the boss of this family

[@mcbeaver4908]

Borko is getting all the heat from HBO. Kino is secretly running things.

[@dewilew2137]

It’s amazing how y’all can stay entertained by the same recycled old jokes.

[@therealchristfollower]

You hear about the Chinese godfather?

[@ankitmustafi7795]

It's honestly fascinating how different the tones are in the first few seasons and the last few seasons

[@khaosarts2089]

When you go back to season 1 where everything was so much brighter. All the characters were young, fresh ,and together, you're almost relieved to be back, but something in you goes back and watches on to find out exactly when things went wrong. When did the lights start to dim?

[@ankitmustafi7795]

@@khaosarts2089 I think when it all started to become dark was with Sal's murder

[@khaosarts2089]

@@ankitmustafi7795 My thoughts exactly

[@jayciejaybee7872]

I think the turning point is end of season 3, Junior singing at Jackie Jr funeral, it signifies the end of good times. All of them crying at the beautiful song together, it ends on a happy note in a way. Then like a yr and a half later, first episode after 9/11, episode opens and closes with Time Zone World Destruction and you just feel it, you know things have changed. Visually its a darker show with darker dialogue. I still get chills watching closing scene of Season 4 episode 1 when Chris is at his moms house and puts that $20 bill on the refrigerator and the dollar stares at us with World Destruction playing...perfection. Seasons 1-3 seem innocent if you will, season 4 throws that right out the window. This series truly is a work of art, its a masterpiece. Season 4 - 6 i much prefer to seasons 1-3. Sorry for the long post, just 💓 sopranos!

[@area51ville]

tony uncle al or phil?

[@bartzhang391]

"A Don doesn't wear shorts." was Carmine's way of expressing displeasure at the fact his underboss and Tony were getting close. We see this play out later when Jonny Sack was helping Tony to undermine Carmine on multiple occasion and the parallel later when Vito being very close to Phil with Phil as acting boss often undermines Tony to give Phil leverage and Tony sees the similarity.

[@area51ville]

such is the nature of the game, no honor amongst sociopaths

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

It was a real gangster called in and said that and they added it in

[@armyofninjas9055]

@@rasheemthebestfirstone3274 Yep. Someone called Gandolfini and told him that.

[@genericskimaskrapper7268]

No more half pants -Kid Named Carmine

[@purplesword5536]

This pure kino he's more creative than borko hehehe

[@saintelmo150]

OH! You're talkin to the boss here!

[@guchimejn9255]

Borko compromised he ate grilled sandwiches from the radiator...

[@purplesword5536]

@@guchimejn9255 cevapi.. Hehehe

[@joeb7975]

Borko....he asks about you

[@fascinatinglist9654]

Borko is like New York while Purekino Is Jersey.

[@angelbarahona2013]

Also the dollar bill (and the eye/face) refers to the manipulation that happens in the episode. Everyone takes the lies at "face value". Chridtopher even suspects he may be manipulated. But he chooses to take Tony's possible lie at face value.

[@willleon9165]

Very based red pill comment

[@jackdriscoll8387]

“it’s the number one sopranos youtuber kino” borko: *he’s a bit of a posuer, if you ask me*

[@noahgilmore4837]

Number one? I don’t know, fucking slander ask me

[@geordiejones5618]

Kino he likes to talk the talk. His channel, his videos...

[@jackdriscoll8387]

@@geordiejones5618 channel? i told you, he’s nothing but a glorified vlogger

[@jonnysupreme]

I'm switchin crews!! Pure kino, I live to serve you my liege

[@dewilew2137]

....pause.

[@kennybeans6115]

These kids today, no integrity I tell ya.

[@rahmanmuhammad9791]

You know quasimodo predicted this

[@Wayf4rer]

Yeah, right. Notradamus.

[@purplesword5536]

He did-dent.. Hehehe

[@UgoStrange]

I pondered that...ya know, the back thing.

[@NEBLEEKS]

When my cousin wears his jean shorts(jorts), I always hit him with, “A Don doesn’t wear jorts”

[@youthofyesterdayrecords]

Is his name Don?

[@isaacster5027]

💀💀💀 delightful modern twist

[@tapset]

Who's your cousin John Cena?

[@Phil_Burton]

One thing I liked was when Tony was yelling at the Capos he told them it was because Junior was on trial and needed the money when we know Junior only gets like 7% or whatever of the money that's "kicked up" to him with the rest going to Tony from earlier seasons.

[@jeremiahford2996]

Borko: what’s going on? Kino: This ain’t your route no more, it’s ours now, Kinorelli

[@christopher.saint.christopher]

2:49 “...the idea of working absolutely horrifies Carmela...” 😄😄😄

[@UgoStrange]

I tell ya this Kino, I think he uploads his videos in installments.

[@pennystocklocks]

He treats uploads like manhole covers

[@hjalmarstrid7176]

according to Michael Franzese the "A don doesn't wear shorts" is bullshit. He says they had shorts all the time at peoples houses. Now I don't know my self obviously but thats what he said

[@pikkon899]

There's photographs of mobsters from FBI surveillance that shows them wearing shorts. Micheal's dad, Sonny, Tony Pro, have all been photographed wearing shorts. Even John Gotti Jr. was photographed wearing shorts.

[@stevenlillard4243]

Can't stop won't stop binging these, worth the patron follow

[@jonnysupreme]

How is your comment 3 weeks ago? 😂

[@ManahManah77]

@@jonnysupreme TIME TRAVELER!!!

[@geordiejones5618]

One of my favorite episodes. Chris when he was focused was a true gangster. He could have been a good captain if he hadn't just fucked around so much.

[@c71score]

Carm wasn't primping for Furio, she was just making sure she didn't have a bee on her head.

[@yvngdashdance656]

Was Chris not shooting heroin when he went to Italy? I feel like the fact he's shooting it in his toes means he's an experienced user

[@RogueBoyScout]

Yep. His veins are collapsing. Hence finding more "creative" areas. Toes are a classic sign of a veteran user of IV use.

[@icanrawrtooMC]

Chris is a pro. He's nodded out the first scene of S2E1 at his desk. Maybe using as early as season 1

[@yvngdashdance656]

@@RogueBoyScout I always assumed between the toes was more to hide track marks

[@thugmonk9837]

@@RogueBoyScout his veins are far from collapsing. He's not a full blown addict. He just doesn't want his arms to show tracks.

[@jeffreyval9665]

@@yvngdashdance656 that's pretty much a Hollywood thing. Shooting dope between your toes dosent work.

[@rustykuntz94]

Def a darker tone to the show starting in S4. Loved that song that opened & closed this episode by Johnny Rotten & Afrika Bombatta

[@jdesantiago100895]

I’m a simple man, I see a Pure Kino Sopranos log video and I like it

[@Liz-pe7xw]

As someone from NJ 9/11 had a huge impact on the state. We lost a lot of people who worked in the city. We watched it from across the bay. Awful.

[@tommclarty17]

I never would have guessed that 9/11 had a big impact on the tri-state area. Thanks for posting!

[@kennybeans6115]

Terrible. And who would’ve thought less than 20 years later it’d be “inappropriate” and politically “incorrect” for American citizens to fly the NYPD/NYFD flag at schools and other public venues, or to be patriotic in general. How’d we ever get here. The political Left/Democratic Party should be strung up for treason. Based!

[@al1665]

@@kennybeans6115 The same blind patriotism that drove us into Iraq for NO good reason. All BC Bush wanted to impress daddy. America is the land of sheep, be it left or right. Come at me.

[@FlymanMS]

@@kennybeans6115 you are one of those people who make every comment and issue about themselves, aren't you. Also it wasn't "left" who tried to storm the Capitol.

[@kennybeans6115]

@@al1665 I’m not backing Washington-puppets like carpetbagger Bush and his neocon cronies that knowingly lied about Iraq’s WMDs (and surprise, our “impartial” media pushed those Washington shills’ narrative just as they’re doing today for the new DC regime and puppet). They’re as much a traitor as the fraudulent race-baiting Democrats. And your assessment of our country is a bit broad; the sheep are the ones thinking it’s the Left vs. Right, when in fact it’s those in charge of the political establishment and mainstream institutions vs. ‘we the people’ that keep their system running. As it stands, and correct me if I’m wrong, but the political Left undoubtedly happens to be the ones in charge of that increasingly-undermined system. It isn’t necessarily partisan to call those frauds out and to call it like it is. You should’ve caught that at least, friend. Now, take that however you may like.

[@foodank_atr817]

PureKino: "I have the highest regard for Borko..." Viewers: "And he thinks the world of you..." ... Borko: "What was your name again?"

[@faisalkamal4319]

His father was ran over a trolley right

[@israelss8892]

Michael Franzese explained that a Don wears shorts yes, he specifically talked about this scene.

[@tacticalpossum7090]

"How is Borko?" "He asks about you."

[@53capridrive]

Using a junkie as a shield to give orders through tells you Tony knows nothing about Christopher.

[@mohamedhichemmouzali6505]

he didn't know that he was a drug addict at that time he planed to made him under boss

[@JR-bv3rc]

Micheal Franzese checked out some Sopranos clips, the shorts scene came up and he more or less said "yeah don't know where that came from, I mean it's hot outside " etc

[@purplesword5536]

Bit of a poseur if u ask me.. Hehehe

[@JR-bv3rc]

@@purplesword5536 wha? They resod that green? Or Wha? They repost that video?

[@lewiskazinsky7334]

Idk how much stock I put in what he says. Nobody can deny he was part of the mafia but he leaves just enough ambiguity in dates, people and places to cast enough doubt on his role. He says it’s to protect himself but honestly everyone who did jail time in the 80s/90s now has a podcast. They sound like those old barflies who say they were in Vietnam but never actually saw action.

[@pikkon899]

@@lewiskazinsky7334 There's a photograph of Micheal's father wearing shorts. It's the one where he's hugging his wife. Tony Pro also wore shorts and has been photographed wearing shorts. Philly mobster also wore shorts and there's FBI photos to back it up. The mobster who told Chase that they didn't was most likely ribbing him.

[@Dee-1969]

I never watched this when it was first on. But for the last 12 years, I watch the series at least once a year.

[@okloshbrokla8154]

michael francese has disputed the shorts thing he said its perfectly normal for dons to wear shorts and cookouts

[@alphashaitan65]

I'm having a shit day. Thank GOD Pure Kino has brightened my day with another Sopranos episode review.

[@alphashaitan65]

@Delmond Devaux Fuck you, Santa!

[@isaacster5027]

@@alphashaitan65 OHHHHHHH!!!!

[@tommclarty17]

Say what you want about borko, but when he heard his son Pure Kino called himself the only Sopranos youtuber he did the right thing. He deplatformed him.

[@Ericbryanmr]

Michael Franzese remarked how Dons do wear shorts. It gets hot in New York and they're just as likely has everyone else to want to stay cool.

[@KidFresh71]

On the surface level, Carmella is a "good person." Positive, organized, ambitious, industrious, energetic, active. Cares for her family and friends; involved with the local community and church. But each rewatch, I realize she's less of an angel and more of a complicit devil. Carm and Tone are the best on-screen couple in the history of television. For once, a masterpiece of a show got the recognition it deserved. Nice to see your channel growing as well. Keep up the great work! Roger Ebert ova here.

[@jillconner5062]

His mom, wife, sister, and daughter. We're all evil bitches who went out of their way to make his life hell!

[@xxsosbrigadexx12]

What's brilliant about Carmela is that she's both her own complex character but also reminds me of every PTA mom in the tri-state area. On the surface, they're very warm & caring, always bring delicious food to meetings, hand out free compliments- but once you read between the lines, even kids notice the pettiness and passive aggression when they're trying to put each other down and establish themselves as the queen bee in the pecking order of suburban mediocrity

[@saeedboynes7129]

Wasnt chris already a dope user though? He did use it during the trip to Italy.

[@Live.Laugh.Lobotomy]

Dope doesn’t always mean heroin it is most commonly associated with it though

[@saeedboynes7129]

@@Live.Laugh.Lobotomy yeah and it usually is and the other things it refers to are basically the same thing on a chemical level. Based on the scene it was pretty obviously dope. If it was meth he wouldn't have been slumped out. Theres no other drug we can reasonably think it was. Not only that adriana said he shot up in the 1st or 2nd season. So he definitely did it prior to this episode.

[@Live.Laugh.Lobotomy]

@@saeedboynes7129 kind of forgot about that ngl

[@jp05598]

@@Live.Laugh.Lobotomy you no, me no

[@ahmede3608]

It perplexes me that HBO never tried to cash in on the show's popularity after it ended by creating spinoffs and prequels (MSON doesn't count because its a movie)

[@jottaz144]

Thank god that never happened. Let’s just leave it as it is

[@WhiteChocolate74]

It was a different time. Stuff like that was less common 15-20 years ago

[@Sernival]

People joke about 9/11 or even downplay its severity because *only* a couple thousand died, but hundreds of millions of people were affected by the fallout. After all, we don't mourn Franz Ferdinand, but we regret WW1 even happening. Sopranos shows how the event affected everyone in the smallest way, and they didn't even deal with the worst of it. The darkness is still there.

[@isaacster5027]

Yep. Everything is so political and made serious nowadays because if 911. Watch the news before then. It was actually kind of entertaining

[@nfrancab373]

*plays video* “Number one sopranos KZbinr Kino” *pauses video and heads straight to the comments*

[@pennystocklocks]

You want compromise, how's this?? I wanted a fluffernutter I compromised I had an 8th of scag at the park instead

[@trapnupe1911]

"I'd ask for my piece, but wait...there's NOTHIN!"

[@pennystocklocks]

You don't have those "Enron" type connections

[@garglediggs6255]

Da spec house da unborn baby

[@trapnupe1911]

@@garglediggs6255 Now you can't sleep! 🤣🤣🤣

[@colechapman6976]

I feel as though they included that close-up shot of the 20 dollar bill because it could represent the root cause of all the murder, pain, anguish, drug addictions, suicide attempts, depression, hostility, and misery that befalls the Soprano family and the mafia world. Had they been content with a little house in NJ, and had they not lived outrageously decadent lives that were paved with the deaths of countless victims, then perhaps they would've been happy. The root cause of every single issue is their thirst for greed. Greed and status are the two main reasons for existence for these people. Who has which new car, who has which new title in the mafia. That's all they care about, and the 20 dollar bill represents the fact that it is the overarching reason for all this chaos and is what drives every character to do malicious acts throughout the series. I also found that it could represent, much like in the way The Great Gatsby used the eyes of Dr. Eckleburg as a way to say that God looks down on a world full of decay and rot, lacking meaning or any values, money, i.e the mafias god, looks down upon them and is ashamed at what they have done to society. It's like they are being judged by the way they have gained that 20 dollar bill. The 20 dollar bill could represent a version of an economic god who is embarrassed by the way these people have besmirched the capitalistic system in America by tweaking rules and corrupting the morality of countless people

[@Tourist-Q]

You missed on one crucial thing: The foundation for the deterioration of the relationship between Tony and Chris is being laid in this episode. The guy getting killed by Chris tells him that he didn't even knew his father and that he's being bullshitted by the guy who told him otherwise (Tony). Chris gets tears in his eyes, because he knows it's the truth. From this episode on it's just mayhem with Tony and Chris.

[@JC.Denton.]

How do you know that the police officer wasn't the guy that killed Dickie Moltisanti ?

[@00_00.1]

But he was pleading for his life, its ambiguous like a lot of other things in the show

[@pennystocklocks]

We'll find out for sure when Many Saints of Newark comes out

[@Tourist-Q]

@@00_00.1 True, but consider that the characters telling lies is a crucial part of the show... And how likely is it that Tony would find the killer after decades like a detective?

[@Tourist-Q]

@@pennystocklocks No we won't... Sopranos ended almost 15 years ago lol

[@juanp7322]

I don’t know why this was recommended me. But I’m sold, I’m gunna start this show this weekend.

[@BillBraskyy]

I like how you mentioned the very ideas of working terrifies Carmela bc in a video analysis I mentioned something that pointed towards her laziness and parasitic nature as well when it comes to latching on to a man with money, just as with the divorce when she and the other wives are having their little movie connoisseur night and Carm mentions all happy and satisfied with her self that she can swipe half of Tony's money that he worked for; that kinda shitty attitude/actions rubs me the wrong way because it's just so grimy and it shows the people how much of a leech Carmella is and if you think about it at a bare bones level, how useless she is. She has no money, she contributes nothing, she spends and wastes way more than she produces, and she's afraid of just _thinking_ about working and providing anything, which why she is _really_ afraid of Tony getting killed or locked up like you said...she doesn't give a shit about him, and really, I think when it came to the living trust, she is more concerned about her having to work than she is about the kids too, yet she tries to make tony think that it's all about his well being that she cares about and then it's the well being of the kids, and then the scene where she starts literally crying over it ..she wasn't crying because tony thinks the things she sees as important as boring or bc she was sad at the idea of Tony going away or being murdered, she was crying partiallly bc she's probably realizing tony isn't giving in and partially bc she's trying to get her way....but yeah, that is why I think of her as one of my least favorite characters in the show .. PLUS she stole 40 grand outta the bird feeda! She never made that right with Tony; it wasn't right then and it isn't right now.

[@dasdeke]

This is also the start of Bobby being included in more family activities when they came to the soprano crew. As for this number 1 Sopranos thing, remember you're a great earner kino, but you better be kicking upstairs like the rest of us. Great review like always.

[@tank4075]

Keep dropping these man, love em.

[@jbsully2864]

King of queens also had to remove the towers in their beginning sequence as well.

[@pacopeso8474]

Good episode, as a fire fighter I was deeply affected by 9-11

[@vishalsam1996]

You are doing a great job❤️ one suggestion, as sopranos is about to end, can you do a similar video analysis on “The Wire” , there were lot of characters and many of the episodes i kind of didn’t understand. It will be great for all the wire fans.

[@kymexotics]

"#1 soprano KZbinrs kino" The CineRanter: "Who dis?"

[@SolidMikeP]

I NEVER bought that all these dudes would hook up with JANICE, I just dont see it.

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

It's like the Jewish lady singing Happy Birthday. I really don't want to be reminded of certain things. She's one hell of an actress though.

[@mikefloyd3152]

Too move up the ladder. The bosses sister is probably a plus or marrying into the family

[@scoliosis9478]

idk richie wasnt a prize and they had history. As for Ralphie we know how he is with women…

[@spinceiling7442]

Janice is insufferable but she's not really hideous imo

[@aguy559]

Carmella IS terrified at the idea of working a regular job…but so is Tony.

[@bassman8144]

Another great video my man. One thing is that a lot of old timers don’t wear shorts as they thought it looked like wearing a skirt.

[@opaljk4835]

Hey, I never realized that was the only episode to end on an image. Really loved that Afrikaa Bambata/John Lydon song

[@theeohh]

I tell ya, this Borko and Kino feud? All’s I’m sayin is a lotta people are gonna get hurt..

[@taylorprocker]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate what you’re doing. Always watch as soon as they come out!!

[@PureKino]

You are so welcome!

[@rahmanmuhammad9791]

@@PureKinoPureKino is the boss of this family borko is the fall man. If you have any problems go to him

[@TanstA]

"Things are not going to end well for anyone on this show" I'm reminded of... Duh, something, the 2nd.

[@diocletiandondarrion7102]

Love these videos man. Good job on them!

[@PureKino]

Glad to hear it!

[@TariqBusy]

Classic pre-'88 rap hybrid, "world Destruction" by Time Zone; the legendary pioneers Afrika Bambataa and Johnny Rotten. Godd for any eclectic playlist.

[@johnnytheratface]

I went to the location of Satriales in New Jersey yesterday. It’s a parking lot now

[@PureKino]

How poetic given the themes of the show

[@fascinatinglist9654]

A real Don wouldn't keep a junkie in the family

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Truth

[@faisalkamal4319]

Family? They are a glorified crew

[@pedddler]

Ungrateful Heart should have been the title of this final episode because Juinor himself and pretty much everyone listening and enjoying Junior's performance, is somehow connected to that word.

[@Hammerhead547]

The scene with chris and his mom in the kitchen where they're talking about his dad shows exactly where he got his passive aggressive behavior and backhanded condescending approach to interpersonal disputes from, just listen to the way she asks him "did i saddle you with a stepfather?". She doesn't ask him in a calm respectful way like a mother would talk to an adult son who is trying to have a conversation with her about a sensitive family topic, she initially becomes really passive aggressive when he asks her if she missed him then gets mad when he doesn't respond to it and goes right into talking at him like he's a 10 year old boy who needs to be put in his place for talking out of turn about something she doesn't want to talk about. It's a classic form of emotional/psychological abuse that almost certainly went on from the time he was a child and its probably why chris could never have a healthy relationship with anyone (including Tony and Adriane) when he became an adult.

[@madebymarcoalexander9307]

MARON! This fucking kino guy he doesn’t disappoint

[@F6LabsVideo]

Maddone! What is it with this maron thing? If youre going for the color brown, you're a few letters short! (The same way maddon, is from "madonna mia!", The Italian exclamation being butchered ova he)

[@2ndpremiere497]

Dude Time Zone is a banger track and I LOVE how it opens and closes the episode. The music selection on this show was TOP TIER

[@Soppybobs]

Madone! Borko was just warming up his Virginia ham under his arm on his way to get a some sfogliatelle.

[@KJ_SC]

Christopher does Heroin in "Commendatore" Season 2 Episode 3

[@mfmf100]

Great video. Christopher might have been high and out of it, but not so much he doesn’t suspect Tony is manipulating him- he says as much to the cop before he shoots him.

[@Zabuchi25]

in a video he did Michael Franzese (former New York mobster and caporegime of the Colombo crime family) said the "shorts" line was complete bs

[@Baresi-Unico-Capitano]

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Whatever it is, it's heading straight for the world trade centre - Frankie Boyle 😂😂😂

[@JFairhart]

I went through the whole series first time during the 2020 pandemic. Have been rewatching the series ever sense. I think I’m on my sixth run through. I’m telling you, not only am I learning dialogue, but I know who got whacked for whacking somebody. And AJ’s model friend, her picture is on the wall in the salon where Butch and his crew met to discuss whacking Tony and his crew. Bada Bing Baby.

[@chrishh5777]

On the alternate DVD commentary for the episode "The Blue Comet," the actor who played Carlo Gervasi said the woman in that picture was Traci Lords (an adult film star during the early-1980s who was later found to be underage).

[@Tourist-Q]

Carmela being afraid to lose Tony doesn't add up to what happened in Season 2 - being attracted to Vic, a normal worker with a normal in income. She even tells Vic that she might be free for him one day... But now in Season 4 she's all about money?

[@BM-wh5qk]

Working horrifies Carmella. Just like the video says. Unless she remarries a professional guy, she realizes she will have to work.

[@1218cody]

Lmao the sopranos community is the best community in the KZbin algorithm.

[@og_hapsburg7189]

season 5 ep 11 cold cuts also doesn’t fade to black, it has the iconic ending of tony pissing off janice and walking down the st to the kink’s “i’m not like everybody else”

[@JG54206]

I believe the part about real mob bosses or capos not wearing shorts. Shorts are casual whereas dress pants, khakis, or even just jeans convey a more serious, all business attitude. I also find it funny that the spent shell casing on the Many Saints of Newark poster is a .243 which is a rifle round. They couldn’t have gotten a 9mm or .38 special?

[@Wayf4rer]

Momma's little whowa

[@carlitocollasol5839]

I think when the scene after Christopher shoot the heroin the scene cuts to Tony enjoying an ice cream sundae which to me depicts how much of a treat heroin is 2 Christopher as both the ice cream as well as Christopher Melt Away. Depicting how much Chrissy enjoyed heroin. ( stating once how much the spike wets his whistle) The scene insinuates that Christopher and Tony have two different ideas of what a treat is

[@pikkon899]

There's photos from FBI surveillance that shows Philadelphia mobsters wearing shorts. Anthony Provenzano or "Tony Pro", the same Tony Pro form "The Irishman" was also photographed wearing shorts and that was long before the Sopranos was ever on television. As far as cookouts are concerned. Michael Franchesse from the Columbo Crime family said that mobsters and bosses wore shorts at cookouts during the NYC summer days. There's also a photo of Micheal's father, Sonny, wearing shorts at the beach with his wife. I think the mobster was having a laugh with Chase.

[@JackieAprileJr]

Carmela used to hit on me. Always asking if I wanted "a hot muffin". I told her I did-ent

[@kennybeans6115]

I’m an Adrianna man myself, but damn was Danielle super noice.

[@CarterBews]

The craziest foreshadowing happens in this episode and I may be reaching, but Chris shoots the nose off the marlin hanging in the cop’s house. Shit blew my mind once I saw Kennedy and Heidi.

[@isaacster5027]

Holy shit...

[@jhonperez5616]

Hell yeah been looking forwards to this

[@Phil_Burton]

The fluffernutter reference was also nice, it's something that's popular in the Northeast but kind of unknown in the rest of the country: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluffernutter

[@dewilew2137]

Who doesn’t know what fluffernutter is?

[@Phil_Burton]

@@dewilew2137 People in the Upper Midwest

[@dewilew2137]

@@Phil_Burton ahh, okay. I had no idea!

[@dewilew2137]

@@Phil_Burton I’m from jersey, I had no idea that it isn’t a nation wide treat. Especially on a peanut butter and banana sandwich 😍

[@paul44foster]

This is my personal favorite episode of the Sopranos. The ending is SO powerful for a host of reasons.

[@brennanc4321]

Died on the vine

[@MrBrown36706]

I was manifesting a new Sopranos log would be up in time for my break at work! 😂

[@gregoryfrancis8812]

Pablo Escobar wore shorts. The biggest gangster that ever lived. “Bandito”

[@lkgrave4959]

The idea of working absolutely horrifies her. Carmela is basically a high-class Peg Bundy.

[@Tony-ol9ru]

Gandolfini was told about the shorts thing by a mobster I believe.

[@dingdongism]

That's exactly what he said in the video.

[@Tony-ol9ru]

@@dingdongism He said he wasn't sure.

[@JoseOrozco_1]

Damn, Borko not gonna be happy.

[@marcel1372]

this episode goes so fuckin hard with the world destruction theme and is the only one that doesn't end on black

[@ratedr7845]

Watch Cold Cuts

[@dmurphy915]

Janice and Ralph would have have the worst kid/ kids Theory video idea? Probably not

[@isaacster5027]

"You know who it is" I like this, newfound confidence

[@eliasibrahim1957]

Forgot to mention Jr's problem with the undercover agent.