The Sopranos - Johnny Sack Hears About The Joke

Paulie Walnuts learns about the joke Ralph Cifaretto made about Johnny Sack's wife Ginny having a "90 pound mole taken off her ass." In this scene, Paulie tells Johnny Sack about the joke.
Also members of the Soprano family have dinner with members of the Lupertazzi's and Johnny Sack asks for a share of the profits Tony made from a warehouse he purchased on Frelinghuysen Avenue near the Riverfront Esplanade. Johnny Sack also got this information from Paulie.

[@garz0163]

Paulie: you didn't hear the joke about ginnie? Never mind. Let it die a death. Also Paulie: when ginnie goes camping, the bears have to hide their food!

[@ErrorUsernotfound-ol6ff]

Also Paulie: You grab on to her Your hands will disappear

[@Shaythe]

Yep and he also said she needed her own zip code. And that’s what started the chain of jokes between them.

[@jaysmith6013]

Oh!

[@STEALTH1USA]

Let it die a death...

[@chvpo2213]

Lmaoo

[@darrenmother]

I love when Johnny Sack answers the phone and says "Speak"

[@JamesSCrockett1]

darrenmother that’s how I answer it

[@emansnas]

'Hello' is a greeting. Why would you do that when you don't know who the fuck's calling.

[@marcmaddock9980]

@@JamesSCrockett1 what a tosser

[@juliusmorgan2292]

That's how i answer phone scams...

[@sphillyfanatic7451]

So funny...fucking pissin myself!!

[@AA-qb7ni]

I admire Johnny Sack as a husband. He respected and loved his wife unlike the other mobsters.

[@JohnMiller-oz7gv]

He had his picadillo's

[@Papa-eb1lt]

That’s what I thought, I respected him for being faithful

[@rumble2468]

Don't forget Bobby, at least with Karen.

[@Alimentasable]

If he actually loved her he wouldn't let her do that to herself. Being that fat is extremely bad for your health and if you silently accept people close to you slowly killing themselves without even trying to help them you're not a good person.

[@rikiishitoru8885]

@@Alimentasable I agree; it's not like I'd expect or only want my own partner to be the slimmest person, but I'd want her to not maintain such an immense unhealthy amount of fat. And God forbid, if I were to become that fat, I'd want her to help me lose that weight

[@boxmad5523]

“Nobody’s talking to you! “Alright, Jesus…” LOL 🤣🤣🤣

[@hektorlitch4993]

That part cracked me up to XD. Ralph had no idea why Johnny was pissed.

[@pottytheparrot310]

@@hektorlitch4993Then at Karen’s Funeral he is still pissed at him

[@hektorlitch4993]

@@pottytheparrot310 "keep him away from me" haha. And the phone call, classic

[@pottytheparrot310]

@@hektorlitch4993 Ralph doesn’t surprise me if his favorite movie in the 80s was Porky’s

[@commandermark79]

"Johnny you explain the other thing I wanted to talk about" ... I like how Carmine casually says that, keeps on eating, never looking at them at all. Old school boss

[@cosmogamer9914]

carmine is tough as fuck

[@MVegas]

commander_ like a father sitting at the table with all his sons and his eldest doing all his bidding

[@lowboy1one1]

“I didn’t say nuttin”

[@vivelagauche3564]

I appreciate your thoughts.

[@lotsofthisandthat9791]

Tony should have whacked Carmine, Sachs, Litle Carmine all at same time. Done.

[@Thickqueen94]

Paulie always knew how to stir up shit

[@RB2331]

I agree ...and damn ..u better be eating something when you watch these video's ..lol !

[@TheStuport]

Both on purpose and inadvertently.....that was my problem with his character.....Paulie could be genuinely clueless at times as to what his yapper was spewing.....and that is why many times Tony had cause to look at Paulie as a real liability.

[@TheStuport]

Ricky Roma Absolutely..."Walnuts" has supreme gangster karma on his side!! Salute

[@xgymratx]

@@TheStuport it's "Salud"

[@FlymanMS]

Paulie was a case of narcissist for sure

[@ghostaccountlmao]

That "alright, Jesus" out of Ralph was always hilarious and ultimately telling. There's a reason he lasted more than a season, because he recognized when he had to back down, unlike Richie, Blundetto, and Feech. Matter of fact, if Tony didn't love animals for some reason, Ralphie probably would've had smooth sailing up til the war between New York and Jersey, whatever happened there.

[@kasegiyabu5030]

There's a school of thought that says it wasn't a love of animals. Tony was still carrying the way Ralph disrespected him by killing Tracee at the BadaBing. When he was killing Ralph he said repeatedly "You killed _her_ !" and " _She_ was innocent!", like the killing had got to him more than he showed at the time.

[@brucelston]

@@kasegiyabu5030 yeah but it was still animal related.

[@katkustarddeadarmy]

He didn’t back down on Tracee though , or Georgie

[@bdkn06]

@@katkustarddeadarmyGeorgie would probably beat a good few of the mobsters except tony. He couldn’t hit Ralph because he was made and Ralph’s new Georgie can’t do anything like what if he tried that on paulie or Christopher and Tracy was a girl. But, Ralph did kinda earn a lot of people respect because he put up a better fight against tony even in losing and getting killed that a lot of bigger guys would. He definitely chooses carfully who he does it to but isn’t too bad In a fight by any means.

[@mbrammy7]

​​​​@@kasegiyabu5030- i definitely agree with you that he's definitely not *just* talking about the horse but also Tracy, but he does specifically say "she was a beautiful innocent creature" which applies to both and Tony does have a history of a soft spot and an attachment towards animals, with the ducks and how he upset he gets about Christopher smothering Adrianna's dog and he bloody loved that horse, hence the painting lmao

[@SmilingSynic]

Paulie was a freaking hypocrite who made his own jokes about Ginny Sacks's weight, one time saying that she was so big she had her own zip code.

[@buak809]

It was a feud between Paulie and Ralph. Hearing what Ralph have said, he used that information to make Ralph's life miserable from that point.

[@tronsnow4763]

Ice booy - YUP, this was a carryover of that plotline from S3...

[@gherbihicham8506]

@Ice booy This had nothing to do with jail and everything to do with his feud with Ralph, he only told Johny about the joke to get revenge on Ralph.

[@Ruhnum]

@@gherbihicham8506 what about other leaks regarding Tonys crew bussiness ?

[@marissasue319]

About the OP -- they ALL were, lol! Hypocrites Central 😐

[@jopazna2021]

This work of art, The Sopranos, would never be the same without him, the best supporting character in tv series ever ,Tony Sirico aka Paulie Walnuts (July 29, 1942 - July 8, 2022) rest in peace man and thank you for everything 😪

[@salyoutube7023]

Pauline in the grave chilling with Chrissy

[@CaptainTrips560]

@@salyoutube7023 they finally found the Russian

[@dannytwerhouse]

Noooo!!!! This comment is the first I heard he died !

[@bradlott9876]

He’s doing 6000 years in Purgatory

[@josephflores9078]

Johnny sack one of the best characters in the entire series. Smart as a whip

[@vylestyle2749]

Smart as fuck or sharp as a whip. Fuck or whip, your call.

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

He's a spitting image of Jimmy my barber. And yes he's Italian.

[@Paul-sl9zm]

@@eyecomeinpeace2707 Fugetta bout it

[@vasvas8914]

yet he was fooled by freakin Paulie

[@AB-xh4vr]

Used to be a peragmatist? Or something lol

[@toplel1860]

"Let it die a death" 😂 wings really had some good one liners

[@jakep1979]

You can tell at the end when Tony calmly said "okay we will work something out" that he is just building rage to be released later either on an object or a person.

[@Superpity07]

😂😂

[@Onmysheet]

It's a polite way of saying go and fuck yourself.

[@matthewriley7826]

Usually Georgie.

[@defragsbin]

@@matthewriley7826 poor Georgie :(

[@stagna1959]

He always caved. He knew other guys had 200 soldiers , but he had only "glorified crew." And when he finally moved against Phil Leotardo, they all were killed except Paulie.

[@Retrospekt1212]

I like how Carmine tells Johnny Sack to talk about something for him even though he's sitting right there and can do it himself. He's too high up to get his hands dirty.

[@cyrusamaria]

He is also empowering John by knowing it’s his place as Emissary to New Jersey family.. plus Johnny is is very smart and can articulate and convey it very well.

[@vivelagauche3564]

I appreciate your thoughts...

[@jfontanez1838]

Barry Fernando he is a boss and so was tony so

[@timheidel5849]

as he shovels food into his mouth...

[@74jailbreaker]

If that conversation was ever recorded they wouldn't have Carmine's voice giving the order. Everything passes through Johnny as the underboss.

[@510oaklandca]

All they fucking do in this show is eat and yell at each other.

[@MobHeataEnt]

510oaklandca They're Italian. East Bay!

[@510oaklandca]

Yee yee!

[@MobKnowledge]

+510oaklandca "NOBODY'S TALKIN' TO YOU!"

[@a1sausie453]

+Matty LMFAO!!!

[@MarioTransformer7001]

Matty alright, Jesus.

[@SippyKupp]

I love Silvio's expression in this scene. He says a lot without saying anything, because he didn't like Sack coming in on his score, which means less in his pocket. Him and Tony make eye contact and it's understood something got around that shouldn't have. Amazing show

[@WackadoodleMalarkey]

1:41 😒 1:44 🤨 I watched again for it, good eye bub that made my day

[@donarthiazi2443]

At ≈ 1:48 does anybody know why Tony didn't reply "look Johnny, that property was there for whoever was willing to take the risk of buying it and reselling it". "Am I correct"? "And you could have done the exact same thing that I did...am I correct"? "But you didn't". _"So why do you think you deserve a part of my money just because I acted on it and you didn't"?_ I'm not trying to be funny, it seems Tony would have been justified to say that. Thanks, if anybody can explain 🤷

[@SippyKupp]

@donarthiazi2443 In this season, Tony is constantly talking to Johnny about what's fair and not. I think Tony was just trying to ease the tension from all the past problems the family's had and maybe Tony felt it was the least he could do to make things better for both families interactions. We find out that unfortunately does not happen. Lol

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@SippyKupp Okay, now it makes sense. I guess I applied what would make sense in the civilian world... but the mob world is alllltogether different 😂😂 Anyway, thanks for explaining. (And at lightspeed!)

[@SippyKupp]

@donarthiazi2443 I love when Tony looks at Carmine after Johnny said, "Carmine thinks it's only fair", and Carmine is eating some cake totally not paying attention. Johnny was always going to be the boss, and with Carmine switching to the feds, the show set it up perfectly. This show is awesome and my dad loved it when he was still here, so every other year I'll binge watch all the seasons. James Gandolfini was truly a special actor.

[@goldenboyboxer1353]

Johnny sack: NOBODY TALKING TO YOU! ralph: alright jeesus Lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@pedddler]

I was scrolling down the comment section while listening to the clip. And believe or not, I got to your comment exactly at the moment when Johnny Sack said no body's talking to you and Ralph's reply alright jeesus. This was so interesting that I had to let you know.

[@drakashrakenburgproduction5369]

@@pedddler yeah it happened to me a couple of times.

[@costanzauk]

@@drakashrakenburgproduction5369 a couple of three times?

[@JudgeDredd_]

Tommy Coyle hahaha yes!

[@maryellen968]

He shoulda known that john had a problem with him when he said that to him

[@chloedog47]

There was a time when you used to stay in the car and as far as i'm concerned YOU SHOULD STILL BE THERE

[@masonorosco1090]

God your a mean fuck lol.

[@eightysbaby8798]

Does everyone have a napinyoun

[@mikeyjdoogan2805]

WHAAT?! EVERYBODY'S GOT A GOD DAMNED OPINION!?!!

[@eightysbaby8798]

@@mikeyjdoogan2805 *Noppionion

[@alfredomata5445]

😂😂😂

[@_titan83]

Paulie is like that kid who sees another kid with a toy and asks if he can have it, when the other kid says no he tells a lie to the teacher and causes a mess of problems

[@LaCheeserie]

If Ralph wasn’t such a prick, Paulie would not have done it

[@SBZ925]

Carmine is seriously such a boss. Doesn’t even look up from his plate because he knows they will listen. If tony made a stink he might have given an eye or something but no.... he knows he boys are in line lolol

[@matthoward1174]

"He didn't hear it from me, Tone",.. says the mantra on the back of Paulie's business card.

[@CannibalCarp]

Man sometimes watching the sopranos makes me hungry.

[@SuperChunk19]

I love Ralphs reaction to Johnny sack snapping at him at the dinner table it's like a kid being stunned by an angry parent

[@LimSky420]

Johnny Sacks wanted Ralph whacked after this but he canceled it after catching his wife eating chocolate bars when she was supposed to be on a diet lmao

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

That, and Carmine refused to authorize the hit. Johnny S. was an obedient underboss.

[@user-ec4fm6uq8d]

@@Gunners_Mate_Guns hell no he wasn't, john authorized it anyway and then canceled it at the literal last second. i can't see him as very obedient when he does something that radical, stop it so late and for such a stupid thing (a literal fat joke).

[@scribese7en]

@@user-ec4fm6uq8d Ironically, that stupidity most likely both almost got him killed and saved his life. I'm no expert on the mafia, or any gang for that matter, but I'm pretty sure if you undermine a crime boss and cost him money, your lifespan shortens *exponentially.*

[@dummmyth1795]

I think he knew what would of definitely happened if he didn’t cancel that hit. First he’d have to kill carmine which is a no because he’d need an ok with the 5 New York bosses and even if he did kill carmine without an ok all the families would b after him plus Jersey either way I think he was smart enough to know it wasn’t worth it. Carmine has already placed a hit on him if he did did disobey...

[@RandomShowerThoughts]

Lmfaooooooo

[@jonavuka]

ive just watched like 3 clips and im already hooked... never watched sopranos but im gonna now

[@johnnybravo8129]

jonavuka it's worth it

[@blobcity3591]

absolute masterpiece

[@5616steph]

get the HBO app and watch the series from start to finish

[@arserobinson7118]

i watched all 6 seasons 3 times awesome

[@richa1377]

one of best series I've seen....if not the best

[@A.C31]

Johnny Sac was a great character. "The Weight," was one of the better episodes, in the entire series.. R.I.P. actress who played Jenny.

[@E.Johansson]

*Ginny Sack

[@PotatoPoro]

David Karlsson Ginny Sac's so fat she needs two names.

[@swy334]

I Am Unknown 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JB19504]

I can't think of ANY actor on the show who was not perfect in their respective roles. This has as much to do with the more than outstanding writing/directing that went on with the show. Can anyone name me an actor that was NOT great in the series? Even the minor characters brought something to the table. I guess AJ would probably be named, but when you think back, the little prick was on the show for 7 years, and handled himself admirably with all those older more experienced actors. I wish we could get some deleted scenes added, so there would be some new shit to watch.

[@swmita]

Jeffrey Bank, up until the Soprano's I really got tire of the cliched gangster movies; Also, Goodfella's and the Godfather as good as they were showed their main characters to be too glamorouswith an anit hero theme, it was too pat. The Soprano's however developed their characters to be flawed, other than Bobby Bacala they were all scum bags and back stabbing thugs. David Chase in some cases went out of his way to tell his viewers they are evil and low life parasites. Paulie killing the old lady just to get her money so he could impress Tony with a fatter envelope speaks volumes that they were anything but men of honor among thieves.

[@Contractnik]

I love how Carmine just sits there eating his pasta as Johnny Sack does his negotiating dirty work...

[@EndOfSmallSanctuary97]

He was the smartest boss, which is why he's the only one that didn't get killed or imprisoned

[@Contractnik]

@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 Excellent note. I never realized that. But yes. So cool!

[@jimpalmer2981]

This scene reminds me what a really terrific actor Joe Pantoliano is.

[@alexkrycek21]

I love the exchange of glances between Tony and Silvio.

[@Batman8657]

I was bored six hours ago and I decided to watch a clip from The Sopranos. Six hours later, I'm still here.

[@greedyd5524]

Paulie is like a 12 year old girl

[@brockbarber9211]

It's an Italian thing. Hyper-emotional.

[@Mandystesia]

Ralphie was a prick asshole though, Paulie was brill

[@JK-br1mu]

Tony actually did the right thing and immediately defended Johnny Sack and his wife, right after Ralphie made the joke. But it still was made into a big thing cuz of Paulie.

[@matthewriley7826]

Lol still lied to Johnnys face when he said he wasn’t around when Ralph made the joke.

[@JK-br1mu]

@@matthewriley7826 of course, that was the only option. But Tone was very respectful, especially given how hard everyone was laughing and it's tough to go against the grain in that kind of situation.

[@brettpilkington9539]

Tony was making his own jokes about Ginny, what the fuck you saying ?

[@DandifiedToe]

@@JK-br1muTony made jokes about Ginny in the past (this scene kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5quXoiHebBgg5I) . He only said “that’s a guys wife!” During Ralph’s joke To cover for himself but other than that he didn’t care at all about it he only pretended to care in order to appease John

[@JK-br1mu]

@@DandifiedToe he didn't cover for himself, he was in an audience where everybody figured what was said would be kept quiet...

[@theprofessional155]

I never understood why Johnny didn’t tell Tony Paulie told him about the joke . Was it out of loyalty to a Paulie or what ?

[@TheValhalla1989]

He didn’t betray confidences.

[@lomelyo]

Lol he flipped someone on Tony's crew. Why give it away. It would've gotten Paulie clipped. Tony almost did it out of suspicion.

[@E.Johansson]

It wasn't because of loyalty to Paulie, he didn't want Tony to find out that Paulie was talking to New York about delicate things because that would mean he would loose Paulie as his mole in the Soprano crew.

[@JSWang-ii8kd]

Keeping such a useful big mouth informant is way more beneficial than giving him up. What Jonny can get by giving Paulie up? Tony's compliment?

[@pd5156]

@@E.Johansson 80 pound mole?

[@Kelveron]

Everyone talks about how Johnny Sac manipulated Paulie, which is true, but this is one time Paulie played Johnny Sac to get back at Ralph and it made Sac lose his cool and appear out of control in the eyes of Carmine.

[@matthewriley7826]

Eh, he mainly did it out of petty spite towards Ralph not to make Johnny look bad.

[@JimmyMidnite]

I came here to say this. Paulie made a masterful power play.

[@lucassurjus7692]

Holy shit, so that's how Tony knew it was Paulie who told Johnny about the joke. Silvio figured it out immediately too.

[@smf5190]

Love the way Tony and Christopher look at each other after Johnny yells at Ralph.

[@beherit15]

I hated paulie for this

[@edercorrales6195]

His buddies weren't visiting his ma' at the retirement home the way they were supposed to. What's Paulie to do? He would go to the ends of the earth for his mother.

[@Gforcebond]

+eder corrales you mean his 'mother' ?

[@beherit15]

because things said inside the circle should remain there, and he puts his fellow captain Cifaretto in danger, when he tells Johnny about the joke, bad taste of a joke, but It should remain in the circle or at least who made it.

[@thedangerwich5476]

eder corrales oh boohoo, paulie's sensitive ass almost ruined everything with his fat mouth. he almost got both ralph and jsmkolled with his shennanigans. some paulie fans are so biased.

[@josephserrano8880]

Antin Konop Paulie only seems stupid sometimes, but yeah he definitely knows the game

[@MrTCHOSS]

Why is it, that when they eat on The Sopranos - I immediately get hungry, no matter how full I am?

[@kristeljennison4208]

All that yummy italian food 😂😂😂

[@ADDrecords]

I can kind of relate. When I watch Mad Men I smoke a lot more.

[@DJ-iu5bb]

The Wire has me always buying Crab Chips

[@santino4561]

why are so many sopranos clips so damn rewatchable?

[@antenman]

One of the best episodes of the series... I laughed so hard when he explained the joke to Carmine... :D

[@5wheels178]

'I feel old'' 'ayyyyyyyy' always cracks me up, that bit

[@ronin120]

Carmine sits there eating like a boss while the little people do his talking...love it

[@mmcneil777]

0:05 - Paulie starting an eventual war and leaking information. “Our true enemy has not yet revealed himself.”

[@tomzostromu]

Dude you are so wrong :) Paulie was just big mouth ... what true enemy?

[@randoclipz8912]

That line was dedicated to big pussy, the next frame is big pussy laughing at the joke

[@ChidorivsRasengan3]

@@tomzostromu Silvio said the quote

[@purplesword5536]

Paulie was the best character on this show because he strode the line of malevolence, hilarious & real life gangster..

[@octoberosiris7463]

The look Tony gave Seal and his reaction is priceless.

[@p.dot3887]

Sil*

[@possiblepilotdeviation5791]

"I feel old." "Heeeeeyyyy..."

[@shadez8375]

"John. Ya better off not hearin it. TRUST me." Paulie finally got Sack under his thumb and he's riding it out as long as possible

[@stoneharper7038]

I liked the fact that Johnny actually seemed to genuinely love his wife

[@ArmyJames]

I liked the fact that Johnny actually seemed to genuinely love his wife.

[@Chief24914]

In most shows, passing comments like that are simply there for momentary entertainment. Here, an innocuous passing comment becomes the spark plug for one of the most entertaining and brilliant storylines in TV history. The sopranos were so great at turning things that seemed trivial into significant story plots.

[@bobsmith3457]

Imagine getting a facelift and 1 week later you’re in jail

[@charlesdehallivand3723]

Bob Smith imagine getting a facelift and one week later you’re in jail?

[@glorfindelholm4639]

@@charlesdehallivand3723 Barese reference?

[@richl.1800]

You didn’t need that shit that happened last week.

[@stephenkorz486]

Imagine how interesting it would be, if Paulie had orchestrated this on purpose, with every intention of becoming the top dog at the end of the Sopranos

[@ArmyJames]

Can you imagine how interesting it would be, if Paulie had orchestrated this on purpose?

[@robertthomas2601]

Paulie pulls a Junior. "Sorry we won't make it to your surprise party, Hugh.". These shifty old mob guys.

[@magicargo1232]

Robert Thomas lol it's a surprise that we wake up every morning am I right?

[@Jack-lu9cn]

Bro yeah it's because of his beef w Ralph man

[@hlf_coder6272]

Tony is one of those guys that enjoys eating so much, he makes you hungry just watching him

[@TylerKehne]

You eat, I watch. When you have your own family, you watch.

[@paulrodriguez5958]

The Johnny Sac character was truly a great character. Business oriented, charismatic, articulate, and ruthless.

[@HelpdeskHonky]

Definitely a nod to Gotti. From the hair to the clothing, coats.

[@rogerfisher8258]

F-k that I demand u tell me paulie 😂 paulie outta pocket

[@SuperHorseSense]

"Nobody's talking to you" fucking kills me every time

[@hektorlitch4993]

Same. Ralph is such a little prick lol

[@richardgaikowski1527]

Ralph, thinking to himself, after johnny shuts him up,: "jeeze...johnny sack is being extra unpleasant to me than usual today, i wonder why?."

[@scotthamama4646]

Carmine refuses to talk to Tony ever since he wore shorts at a cook out...Broke his heart

[@capta1nnark546]

This is why Tony almost wacked paulie on the boat.

[@yuppiehi]

There are a number of theories.... Tony thinks Paulie ate his pie he had in the fridge... Paulie irritates the crap out of Tony - there are several reasons. I don't think any one particular reason was ever established.

[@deathrager2404]

@@yuppiehi paulie is a low earner. always keeps money back from his kickup, he annoys tony and everyone else, heis not loyal, he has no accountability (russian's 5k gig for sil), ran his own gossipcolumn, created constant tension between everyone in every family. lol paulieshoulda got merked

[@cov9290]

I find Pauli funny

[@hanklesacks]

He should've

[@DrRiddlez2015]

Paulie was good for us the viewers, Not for that thing of theirs ...He did live in the end though

[@jonathanbirch2022]

Paulie was spilling the beans not just about the joke but also about Tony’s HUD scam. Amazing he wasn’t whacked

[@brettpilkington9539]

Yeah Tony let's him off on the boat, he knew really Paulie was the mole but he let his heart rule his head.

[@giuseppecaggiano85]

I always get hungry when I watch the sopranos.

[@LloydWaldo]

The property on freelanheisen Avenue was one of my favorite characters.

[@timheidel5849]

personally, I like that appraiser, Zellman...very unappreciated...

[@Bgz8890s]

Paulie stirring shit up from the can LOOOL

[@neil2905]

tony should have known in 5 seconds that it was paulie who was writing the family gossip column.

[@StefanMonin]

Will Smith be like..

[@billyshead1339]

Yea I feel Johnny Sac. When someone says "Hey I gotta tell you something" or "I gotta ask you something" and they say nevermind it drives me nuts as well.

[@robertthomas2601]

1:50. Carmine looks just like Livia in the scene when her and Tony fight at the dinner table. Eating through high end drama. This show and food.

[@SpiritusFrumenti]

This whole show makes me hungry

[@simonpeter5032]

1:50 Carmine just eating thinking “wtf they must have pissed Johnny off” lmfao

[@MobHeataEnt]

It's funny how John gets to Paulie by saying things like "He asks about you" and "He thinks the world of you" (referring to Carmine Sr.) he sure had Paulie fooled lol.

[@KianoUyMOOP]

Flattery is one hell of a deception.

[@charliec8679]

"Oh and another thing Tony, I have a giant turd I'm about to let loose, is that okay?" "Sure , Johnny." *Mobsters at the table raise their glasses* "Salude* LOL

[@DUGOUTinc]

Tony I have release some stuff in the comfort room. is that OK with the crew?

[@globalinvestor9440]

If only every business dispute was resolved over pasta and wine, ah salude !

[@JB19504]

Johnny Sack was great. They should have done more with his character.

[@juleswinnfield1437]

I can't believe people think Paulie was Tony's most loyal soldier. He messes things up every chance he gets.

[@lanadelriki5892]

He was ready to switch families. In fact I wouldn’t be surprised if he knew about Tony getting clipped. Honestly I think the point of the sopranos is they are all full of shit and will go to the best situation no matter who gets in the way. Tony was a mess by the end and killed 2 of his best men (Christopher and Ralph, plus Furio left) so I seriously wouldn’t be surprised if Paulie had something to do w Tonys death

[@wasimmohammed3008]

Johnny 'cigarettes' Sack

[@killthemall55]

I never understood how they like "busting balls" yet they cant take a joke for 1sec and start an all out war cos of it 🤦‍♂️

[@Soprano_661]

Yeah amongst themselves but family is off limits

[@At0mHeart]

Johnny was too classy to bust balls

[@killermarfidyoh138]

busting balls means insulting the person himself... But insulting a family member? more specifically a Wife or Kid? thats a different story

[@tkaali6866]

Jhony sack was one of my favorite character in this show ❤

[@BloodRid3r]

Thanks for this upload MUCH appreciated!!!

[@rexspencer5107]

You gotta take a drink every time you make a deal?.....Salute!!

[@mr4kgamer]

Basically their version o a handshake while eating together and hugging when just walking or in a meeting together

[@NA-qx6tg]

Lucas Cruz lol. This guy made you captain dipshit and you can’t do nothing about it

[@erickjanes4122]

@Lucas Cruz Lucas got owned

[@davidduranmorales550]

@John Lorton 👌👌 even as a mexican i knew this

[@davidduranmorales550]

@Chinmay P.Like paulie said "GET FUCKEN LOST"

[@andydonnelly8922]

The way johnnys domenior changed as soon as he wanted to know what the joke was is a great example how quickly they can turn cold at the drop of a hat

[@danielansadomenech8458]

Gracias gracias gracias,bendito año 1999 nunca se volvera a repetir esta obra de arte

[@seemsgood85]

It's called strategy. Paulie was smart. He knew Johnny would flip out.

[@martinhousemuse]

Ralphie can't believe the steak is fake when it tastes so real

[@kirke2139]

Da Atkins..Richard Simmons...da deal a meal cawds....all da dieting..Poor Ginny always has to make two trips when she hauls ass. It tears my heart out. ~Johnny Sack

[@tecnine1984]

The fact that Paulie lasted til the end still amazes me. Alot of people on this show died for much less

[@DMalltheway]

He likely didn’t last much longer after the show ending especially with Tony dead

[@Onmysheet]

Silvio's look @ 1:45 is "You thinking what I'm thinking?" lol

[@TheClintDavis]

Johnny Sac has one of the best arcs in the whole series. Some of the worst fortune too.

[@DeejayNally]

But I didn't know until this day that it was Paulie Wallnut's all along.....

[@RB2331]

+DeejayNally 'you broke my heart paulie '

[@purplesword3800]

i miss this show sooooo much..Sunday nights on HBO was a great way to end the weekend..little snack, tony & the gang...

[@sportsbettors6876]

I like the Episode with all them talking about Ginny and John walks in And Tony goes OH JOHNNY LMAO

[@haraldisdead]

"Spread some dysentery among the ranks..."

[@evilwillhunting]

Most of the characters are. One thing I love about this series is it kind of shows even though its the brutal and glamorous life of the mafia, it's still the same old story for any kind of a supervisor -- dealing with your employees' problems, untangling issues, and as Tony once so eloquently putting it "unfucking what they just fucked up."

[@nickfoles2603]

Every time they come to an agreement they raise their glasses lol

[@kgs42]

Oh boy ..... not a wrong note through all the series ..... just superb.

[@daytondaytona4624]

LOOK AT SIL 1:44 , some body's LEAKING INFO

[@alt8020]

We got a Rat

[@drhollingworth5548]

It’s James comey !

[@leeroyjenkins6061]

To signal his disapproval with Johnny and Carmine talking a bigger share of the Esplinade and then reaching into Tony's pocket over something that is none of their business.

[@ajbahus]

Sil always picked up on stuff like that. Like when Feech boosted cars and shipped them to Johnny Sack.

[@grahamjonathan762]

Pauline definitely deserved a haircut and nail polish for this

[@stefanobonato]

love how they raise the glasses and say Salute in place of "deal"

[@sashachitownvillegas6850]

it's Salud in Mexico we do it when we tost because it means blessing or health. but it's what we do. i'm assuming that's what they do Italians

[@JMoruzzi]

"Speak!" Slight pause while operator thinks, "What the fuck...?"

[@user-ec4fm6uq8d]

honestly felt bad for paulie when i heard nobody in the family called, or visited him as well as did anything for his mother

[@ennuiblue4295]

That seemed like a continuity error for me, since he had no wife or other family, I can't believe they wouldn't do (something) for his mom. Maybe a show with friends or dinner

[@buak809]

He's been in a prison far away though, and actually he's been visited by his nephew Little Paulie if I am not wrong. He was the one who actually told Paulie about the joke.

[@jasmeg2844]

You know, Quasimodo predicted all this.

[@lrob5657]

Tony was so savvy…always used his charisma and diplomacy to make things work out for his family... “Ok we’ll work something out.”

[@numbernine6390]

Saw Johnny Sack on a couple episodes of "The Good Wife". Played a judge. Was good a character. A judge. Funny n smart assed.