The Sopranos - Richie And Tony Talk Shop

Richie wants back in.

[@staffsgt.sullivan3833]

“What’s mine, is not yours to give me..” When I get my tax return

[@Edvinas97]

LOL

[@user-nh6oq8ut2t]

Every year man… every year 😂

[@brownpunk1794]

Bruh

[@mkultra2456]

@@brownpunk1794 You gotta stop saying bruh, bruh.

[@quantumx9924]

@@mkultra2456 Bruh.

[@es9947]

Richie was almost fearless. The only thing he feared was some kid spilling fried rice over his 1970s shirt at the mall.

[@samanthab1923]

It's always something

[@jackedkerouac4414]

I feel bad for that kid. The fried rice from Panda express is delicious

[@Gandalf_Lundgren]

Meh - it's ok, he pulled his pants up far enough to cover it up.

[@KianoUyMOOP]

The thing is, the kid was made so Ritchie couldn't do as much as smack his wrist.

[@dewok2706]

@@KianoUyMOOP there was nothing he could do. it was among the kids, real juvenile shit.

[@maxreichert8050]

I like that Ritchie dresses like its 1979 in every episode.

[@thomasspengler9044]

It’s especially funny considering he didn’t even go to jail in the 70s. He went away in the early 90s

[@howequalspeace]

lol

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

More like '78...

[@marlandbell]

Emotionally stunted

[@danschuster5187]

I dressed like is 2001

[@motnurky7055]

"Feech was made before the electric light" is such a good line. Foreshadows how old-school the man is and is funny as hell.

[@MrKnobs5]

I’m only gonna watch 1000 sopranos clips today. As an adult I need to set limits.

[@Rondawwg]

It’s a lockdown treat!

[@effortlessawareness8778]

Haha glad to know Im not the only one with this condition

[@wendellbatts2477]

Impossible, youtube knows it better than anyone, and will keep you , I and everyone else hooked the minute we open our laptops.

[@baerhomburg6447]

lol

[@odeleon24]

Gimme 1000 more clips

[@snake10thousand]

I wasn’t prepared for the last 1 second of this video.

[@danhibiki3359]

Hahaha me too

[@mkultra2456]

@@danhibiki3359 that's Janice in the car rocking some mad jams.

[@demaistre2458]

​@@mkultra2456 Mad jams 😂

[@cobian2006]

@@mkultra2456Hahahhahaha

[@gmanhirt8818]

"whats mine is not yours to give me" CLASSIC RICHIE easily one of the sickest dudes on this show.

[@OscarMaris]

gman hirt sick as in sociopathic? yeah he was. he was pretty stupid too.

[@yoloswaggins1579]

gman hirt that line summed up Richie in a nutshell. He never got that Tony was the boss.

[@nuckymancini7013]

RICHIE@BO$$

[@pimp963]

@@yoloswaggins1579 regardless of who ever is the boss a captain is a captain being a captain is the same as being a lesser boss essentially its like the whole thing when tony hit ralph and ralph was only a soldier richie was a captain and once your made a captain unless a radical take over happens most captains hold that rank till death or being put on the shelf by age even though he went to prison he still held that rank by rights of la cosa nostra

[@neilshackcloth4883]

One of the best lines in the whole series

[@smmfm7873]

Richie was a flat-out scary character. Kudos to David Proval for his portrayal of Richie Aprile.

[@cosmogamer9914]

yet another incredible actor on this show

[@cosmogamer9914]

played the sociopathic criminal character perfectly

[@Jaycee37]

Manson lamps

[@FCm-tq2ho]

A Jew kid from Brooklyn..he played the Italian hood like fukn mirrors!

[@scottpessognelli1962]

@Rags Rocco Stefania's father was classic Richie. I understood why Robert was so afraid of him.

[@animalblundetto8440]

Richie's pants are that high so that no one can drive a Lionel up in there

[@BlaneNostalgia]

HAHAHAHA

[@gattifan609]

Dude I lost it on this one 🤣🤣

[@Zinnit]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@8darkknight472]

Is he supposed to sag hes pants show hes breifs and go to trip and fall school?

[@BlaneNostalgia]

"You know, make the place, whatchamacallit? Handicap accessible."

[@korlu01]

You know what’s so incredible about this show? The infrastructure they build on storylines. In this scene we first hear about the shakedown of Feech’s card game. Never again mentioned until the next season when Ralph tells the full story to Jackie Jr. and his buddy. Then in season 5 we finally get to see Feech LaManna as a character. This kind of deep narrative weaving is an example of true, dedicated, quality story-telling. This show never ceases to amaze me even after seeing the whole thing in its entirety at least four or five times.

[@sappy9320]

yeah that's one thing i didn't even realize until i really started watching all these clips. makes it feel that much more real

[@dantonribeiro20]

On the other hand we have characters like Tony B and Ralphie, never remotely mentioned before

[@sappy9320]

@@dantonribeiro20 the writing saved those too at least, made up for their “villain of the week” approach to every season

[@rubenlier8013]

​@@dantonribeiro20 Or when Philip Parisi out of nowhere had a twin brother after he was shot.

[@deathrager2404]

walt fuckin whitman ova heah

[@Winter99ize]

"Feech was made before the electric light" lol

[@SAMEntalhealth]

Lmao underrated comment

[@nuckymancini7013]

The electric shinebox

[@guitarislife9831]

2:35

[@angelvalle9963]

Robert loggia !

[@christophermaine4085]

And wayyy before flatscreen tv’s

[@jameskennedy4377]

Richie was similar to Phil in that even though he followed the mafia code by keeping his mouth shut and doing time, he resented the hell out of it and was angry at everyone who was free and able to move on and up.

[@dariog36th]

James Kennedy I dont blame them. When a mobster does hard time they are supposed to be given the world when they get out for not giving anyone up and making it possible for the family to continue to earn. It seems like Richie was deprived of that by Tony.

[@810wasaninsidejob9]

Yeah, well considering Richie probably would've been made Boss when Jackie died, can't exactly blame him for being pissed about it.

[@user-ot1ue5qc5e]

@Dario Gomez No they are not. Prison time is part of the life - Richie is SUPPOSED to keep his mouth shut because he took an oath. The family doesn't owe you shit for doing your job, even if they give you a nice homecoming and extra favours after you are released.. Acting like you're doing the family favours by not ratting and doing time is not going to get you anywhere in the mob. Richie didn't understand how to be patient, how to slowly build up his earning and income sources and not step on anyone's toes. Dude was hopeless because he was in a permanent state of psycho rage at the whole fucking world for not bowing down to him. Richie's impatience not only prevented him from earning more money, it also cost him money as well. There is a scene where Tony takes away Richie's bid on the Fairfield Township contract because of his disobedience (selling cocaine along the routes after being warned multiple times). Richie WOULD have been boss if he didn't go to prison - but that's hypothetical. Reality is that he went to prison and the reigns were taken up by Tony. Also the thing with Beansie, it's been implied that he got his fair share (in fact more than fair, considering that Richie and Jackie took the majority of the cut despite Beansie putting in all the legwork to move the H), and therefore was out of line for continuing to shake him down.

[@zacharyb2723]

@Moltisanti 040 wow you have problems dude.

[@LordTalax]

@Moltisanti 040 KZbin mobster over here!

[@jusrarsh4109]

Imagine being a mob boss, and you have to deal with so many self entitled dangerous personalities everyday LOL fck that

[@redhood444]

How Tony ain’t smoke weed I’ll never know

[@reflectionsofme]

I would have eventually killed everyone until I was all that was left

[@steverogers7601]

Its no surprise he would stress eat and rage at people. He's dealing with a bunch of numbskulls weho are greedy and selfish and psychotic.

[@onwardupward9392]

It`s like being a Police Chief,always making excuses for murdering Police Officers

[@DonVito_]

@@steverogers7601 not psychotic. over used and regurgitated term

[@tomasz4360]

That "ayeaye" at the end of the video

[@LordTalax]

That was Janice's shitpile music.

[@DG-sz8tj]

Yees, that's beginning of another great scene lol

[@Shatamx]

Kills me every time . Lmfao

[@scdevon]

That's Janice driving around wasted listening to new age music.

[@austinpittman1599]

Yeah, that always gets me whenever I come back to this video. Janice was always sort of the Yoko Ono of the mafia, so it makes sense she's listening to a bunch of screaming.

[@rajalopez9357]

Tony was being so polite during all this

[@mnv7353]

He was using the technique of positive visualization

[@AlphaQHard]

@@mnv7353 He was positively visualizing burying Richie on a hill overlooking a little river, with pinecones all around.

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

The whole point of this scene was to illustrate just how much tony really loved the little devil. Tony was hardly ever polite to anyone

[@kylio95]

Tony had massive respect for Richie with him being Jackie's older brother. He eventually lost his cool with him though.

[@virtualworld2231]

polite ? richie was supposed to be the boss after his brother die tony soprano is in low rank compared to richie april yet he only becoem boss because richie was in prison at the time

[@richardroberts6021]

Was this the first mention of feech and that card game? Kind of cool how they took this offhand memory and eventually made it into an important milestone with repercussions for Jackie Jr

[@paulojalaska6896]

I though this too

[@alihandemiral7049]

I don't think it was the first, i think the capo sit down from season 1 to pick the boss has a mention of it. Ray Curto mentions that Tony and Jackie were the chosen ones, even sticking up a card game did not get them killed. or maybe I'm making things up.

[@TrequartistaFM]

@@alihandemiral7049 I don’t remember Ray saying that, he did said Tony was the boy wonder since day one which would fit with the card game stick up tbf

[@StudioMod]

"I thought you were baitin' me. Ya know?..." "No, haha." *YYYYEEYAYAYA--*

[@centoanni8502]

Still better than whatever she was shredding on the guitar

[@kavangillespie5413]

Yeah wtf is that noise at the end hahahahahaha

[@Soil_Bound]

@@centoanni8502 lmfao! Nice one

[@declanmccabe7698]

@@centoanni8502 I think that was meant to be Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones.

[@jackevans6200]

God, the chemistry between Proval and Gandolfini was something special. Tony's explosive anger vs Richie's slow-boiled, simmering rage. I really don't think there was any other antagonist who got under Tony's skin than Richie Aprile. Even from this scene here, you can see the obvious contempt both men had for one another.

[@Citizen_X.]

Richie looks like Stallone's and Al Pacino's Son

[@djwalkerfemaledj]

Xiao Hei. we are all equal LOL

[@tacticalcrusader3709]

Ironically the guy playing him isn't Italian at all.

[@optimus2g]

@@tacticalcrusader3709 Yup. He's a Jew from Brooklyn. Outstanding actor. David Proval.

[@terranceaddison4599]

@@optimus2g are you serious?

[@optimus2g]

@@terranceaddison4599 Yes sir.

[@mmcneil777]

Richie feared no man. He would stand there in Toney’s space and stare Toney in the eyes with those intense eyes.

[@SoulRedeem7]

The Mansonnn Lampsss 👀

[@bleewicket]

Yeah but Tony told him to go f*** himself.

[@MichaelGiordano777]

And if Tony was a real Boss and had balls he would have put a bullet in Richie head right there. Nip it in the Bud. Ironically Richie wanted Uncle Junior to have Tony clipped later in the Sopranos series. Richie was no good from the start. I loved when Janice finished him. Best scene in the whole series. People like Richie and Ralphie have to go. They are like Cancers in a Mob family.

[@Ana-pg2mn]

Tony would mop the floor with Manson Lamps !

[@richieaprile10]

Manson lamps 👀

[@diegonunez5600]

Richie is wearing the same clothes he was wearing when he went to jail 10 years prior

[@johnnybravo8129]

They all were. Look at what tony B was wearing when he got out. He was straight up wearing some shit outta Miami Vice

[@davidh943]

Love the white shoes

[@purplesword5536]

He was in Bosnia working for the cia..

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

He's hoping he'll eventually grow into them

[@1badjesus]

@@johnnybravo8129 ... EXCEPT ...for the Jaaaaacket.

[@HollyworldDroAngels]

Bystanders reacting when Phil gets his head crushed at the gas station: 2:35

[@jmgmarcus808]

The guy who plays Richie did a masterful job with the character. He's scary, vulnerable, stupid, smart, evil, violent and laughs all in a two minute scene. What an underrated guy, he was in meanstreets Scorcese's debut movie with De Niro back in 73'. Fantasico....Brava, Brava.

[@mydadownsadealership]

He was also the best character on Everybody Loves Raymond too

[@francisdrake6622]

I never thought I'd say this...but I kinda miss malls.

[@felynecomrade]

This virus has put a lot in perspective, that's for sure.

[@gapyrodawg5181]

Same here, as a teen in the 90's they were our hang out spot( mall rats). I even got laid in the Clothing section of a JCPENNEY'S once!!!

[@gapyrodawg5181]

@@felynecomrade malls were already well on their way to death before the WuFlu hit. Most of the metro Atlanta malls were dead or dieing years before. Now Amazon buys up the property at Penny's on the dollar.

[@gapyrodawg5181]

@@andrewbecker9062 Lenox was the Sh💩t back in the day!!! On Saturday afternoons it was like the pre club. Everybody went there to be seen in the daytime before we got up Buckhead after sundown. That mall had it all, even the mini movie theater by the food court. Damn I miss them days, life seemed so simple back then. Just hanging out with friends getting girls numbers and goofing off. We actually started a riot in that bitch during one of the last "FreakNiks". Some fool and his buddies thought I was a solo white boi easy mark in the wrong place. They had no idea I was 25 to 30 deep in that Muthafucka. How none of us got lucked up that day I'll never figure out!!! Sadly your right, I went to Lenox a few years ago on a Saturday evening with a chick I was seeing at the time. At least 2 outta every stores were for lease and empty, plus there wasn't hardly anyone there. I never thought I'd see the day when it could be empty on a Saturday afternoon!!! Same with all my favorite malls in the metro area. North lake= slowly dying, North DeKalb= barely breathing, Perimeter Mall= On its way out, South DeKalb= a complete shit hole( it kinda always was, but it's worse now), Gwinnett place= slowly dying off. Sucks to think my kids will never get to experience the fun one could have hanging out and spending money!!!

[@Lonequacker]

I've been dreaming about that food court chicken teriyaki for 8 god damn months now.

[@rare6499]

Richie makes Tony Montana look like a nice guy.

[@At0mHeart]

Tony Montana was a good guy character all the ppl in sopranos are pricks

[@At0mHeart]

He died for his morals. He didn't wanna kill woman and children for god sake

[@nuckymancini7013]

Richie @SUPERBOSS (*hes OLD-SCHOOL)...

[@meebeecrazee]

Tony: "Hey Earnie, you want a job?" Richie: "If you wanna be a homeboy, we can send you to slip and slide school"

[@thesilentdiva]

Richie would've blown up the wife and kids

[@WhatAHorribleNight]

At the start of the series, Tony admired men who stayed silent and did time. He felt obligated to help them out as a result. After learning three hard lessons - Richie, Feech, and Tony B - I think Tony was fed up with returning wiseguys by the end (not even taking Phil into account, making it even worse). I think he figured out by the end that returning wiseguys were high-risk and low value - angry and entitled from their time in the can, but too out-of-the-loop to be very useful in the modern racket. Had Tony not been killed in the diner and the series continued, I think we would have seen a very different attitude toward returning wiseguys - much more controlled and less tolerant of misbehavior. See the way Tony softpedals Richie here even after Richie starts breaking his balls? A post-season 6 Tony likely would have simply had him killed after talking like that.

[@Xplora213]

It’s part of the struggle of an illegal business. They needed protection from informants, and to protect existing relationships. You are right, they are a liability but not as much as a snitch and these guys are threatened with very serious time. 20 years of compromise!! 😂 Might be related to the quality of New Jersey’s people as well. Good crooks don’t get caught.

[@briancowell3891]

You mention that even Phil returned. Where from. I don't think it was ever made clear in the show. I'm sure I would have caught it if Phil mentioned where he had been.

[@spockman4250]

@@briancowell3891 there's vague hints that he spend some undisclosed amount of time in prison but it's never confirmed. People theorize based on subtle hints that its somewhere between 19-21 years but that's only speculation.

[@Monk-ow3ok]

1:28 Amazing to watch Tony grow into his leadership role. He let Richie call him kid but when Phil called him kid in later seasons he cut that shit off at the knee

[@wraynephew6838]

same thing with Feech. Tony was not having that boy vs Dad relationship with anyone that was older

[@m_smart]

would have loved to see that scene where Richie gets spilled fried rice all over him, by this kid.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fried_rice

[@dins5066]

That kid was one of my favorite characters on the show.

[@snakeoo7ca]

Richie was made, the fried rice wasn't. Simple

[@Richard-fv7rq]

I think Richies trousers were an under rated charater in this show.

[@MultiMrMiles]

whats up with richies pants lol, theyre up to his chin

[@arberahmetaj7874]

Lmaooo I'm dying

[@MoeGreensRightEye]

+MultiMrMiles it's the Fred Mertz look

[@MultiMrMiles]

maybe i will rock it- looks revolutionary indeed

[@MultiMrMiles]

lol, he impresses anyway, but in a bad way

[@RichWeigel]

+MultiMrMiles relax man don't you know some punk kid spilled fried rice on him in the food court?

[@LiveAtTheBaseline]

This scene was David Proval's day 1 on set shooting as Richie Aprile... as per recent podcast interview

[@YaowBucketHEAD]

@nickys34 oh. Take it easy.

[@thomasjust2663]

@nickys34 Sopranos was meant to be a comedy disguised as mafia drama, ratings was the main goal here

[@binalmistry]

@nickys34 actually if you know anything about the real mob... some bosses were even worse with underlings who were not listening very well. The show is not "baloney". A former mobster actually said it's a realistic depiction. John Gotti was even worse at times with his underlings. Especially when he was locked up.

[@spectah24]

@nickys34 r u serious!? How the fuck would you know? ...I mean...really lol...do you hang around personally with mobsters all day n witness their private affairs with your own eyes?!....yeah...I didn't think so

[@vasvas8914]

nickys34 yeah, thats why they have real ex-mobsters on the show and fbi has tapes of real wiseguys discussing sooranos like its their favoirite show. Because they clearly know less about mob life than some anonymous fuck on the internet

[@demam41]

“When do you know me not being careful?” “Well, you just served 10 years in the fucking can, how’s that for starters”

[@JohnSmith41893]

Richie was both fearless, violent and had an obvious comedic undercurrent to his character. Just brilliant.

[@christophermoltisanti8789]

"What's mine is not yours do give me."

[@5280PolotheKid]

Christopher Moltisanti are you getting jerky ?

[@LuisTorres-fk7ye]

Christopher Moltisanti it happens

[@paradoxdea]

Christopher Moltisanti Richie had balls the size of church bells.

[@Snarkythecat]

Christopher Moltisanti Ill use this line the next time I get a tax refund.

[@MikeB-rb7nk]

Get it correct next time. Cause next time, there’ll be no next time.

[@feiny5008]

I hope that the Coming sopranos movie shows Tony and Jackie holding up Feech's card game

[@beksinski]

Richie was the best heel in the whole series.

[@mysoggypants101]

Richie talked shit straight in Tony's grill like no other on this show! I love every awkward uncomfortable second of it!!

[@theverminmediaareyourenemi5612]

love how Richie's still dressed like it's 1978

[@nicholaslovett6248]

Richie Aprile is one of the best villains I’ve ever seen

[@angermacfadden2702]

Incredible moxie for a guy his size.

[@arberahmetaj7874]

Richie got on disco inferno pants

[@SlickDick73]

just below the nipple line...nice!

[@christopherlanders1931]

Lmafoooo! He clearly raided Danny Terios closet

[@Glimax]

😂😂😂😂

[@LuziannaBoy]

That "how deep is your love" shit bro. 🕺🏻

[@tsilva2183]

Lmao

[@joecook5689]

The timing of richie saying "oh yeah, hows your sister?", was slightly baiting Tony. But with just enough wriggle room.

[@mistermonologue2442]

Richie thought he could intimidate anyone. He didn't realize that beating a guy of Tony's size when he was younger doesn't mean that he can beat a man of Tony's stature. It drove him crazy that no one with power in his world saw him the way that he sees himself. They didn't care how big his balls were, Richie was never smart/patient enough to be in the big league.

[@CinefreekProductions]

I agree. tony in the earlier season was more patience with guys like richie cuz he still had not solidfy his role as boss and was trying to be like jackie aprile. But as the seasons went on. his ego and obsession of power got to him where he didn't give a fuck.

[@renzopeterson153]

Cinefreek Productions Yep, it all changed from season 3 on.

[@c0smoKram3r]

Fair enough though, everyone else was a pain in the ass

[@tyressebell1489]

Killing pussy was his turning point, you can tell that’s when he began to view everyone through a lens that they would all eventually turn against him

[@rarecoolitems]

To be fair. The fried rice jumped out of tree and came at him with a chainsaw. Richie had every right to defend himself.

[@bubbahazelitt6784]

" you drag me down to this place I'm walking through the food court and these fucking kids throw fry rice all over me"😂😂😂💯

[@vernshein5430]

The acting was so good between these two, especially at the end when they let the tension of their business discussion fade and talk as friends.

[@ShaAllahShabazzMBA]

"Things are different now." Like, I'm not a kid anymore. I'm the Don. You were away for 10 years. You can't talk to me the same way you would have 10 years ago. Richie and Feech had the same issue. They couldn't make the adjustment. They always viewed Tony as their younger underling. It cost them both.

[@Scratchingforcash]

Directly at the beginning you can hear a woman scream “ANYHONY SOPRANO”

[@jacksimpsonguitar253]

Anthony do you see this

[@baumcollcsame7871]

The scene where they're walking in front of the Brooks Brothers store. Boy, does that store bring back fond memories for me because that's where I used to buy all of my business clothes. They had the most beautiful suits, and ties, and dress shirts. Not cheap!! But we'll worth it when you needed to impress a potential client. Or just look good at the office! Those were the days. Unfortunately, sadley they're all gone now. 😢

[@louthegiantcookie]

I wish Richie and Ralphie had met each other.

[@dabearcub]

louthegiantcookie I wish they had Robert Davi guest star with Joey Pants...a Goonies reunion.

[@kronker]

@Daniel Treadwell LOL

[@llamaryder1]

2 sociopaths together in the room. Sounds frightening.

[@SPcapx]

They'd spit roast Janice while looking deep into each others eyes

[@leniobarcelos2264]

@@SPcapx lmao

[@nopenope8348]

That was the problem with Riche. He had been away to long and could never comprehend the changes that had to be made.

[@Gumbocinno]

Best part of this clip is the last 1/2 second *aaYEEEEahhHHHHH*

[@KevinQ1989]

Late 90s and early 2000's were the last great times for malls.

[@stevenlovejoy6838]

If only we got to see Richie, Ralphie, Jackie Jr. and Phil all in one room together

[@mrchewy1456]

Imagine being the kid that spilled fried rice on Richie

[@mosipd]

I always loved that crazy music that Janis was playing in her car at the end of this video.

[@DevotedDisciple-x]

Lmao!

[@Rispta7th]

What was it called?

[@toguro5117]

Rispta7th the song is prince of peace

[@Rispta7th]

Toguro thanks dude

[@MikeB-rb7nk]

Sounds like Bigfoot trying to pass kidney stones.

[@billome4921]

The kid that spilled fried rice over Richie was my favorite character. They should have done more with him.

[@mangacomicvisionarygenius9612]

What's mine isn't yours to give. He said this to the Fu%king Boss. I'm sorry, but I liked Richie

[@trevmac8362]

i loved the look on Ritchie's face when Janice pumped that full metal jacket into him *twice* my compliments that David Proval guy or whatever his name is/is one hell of a great actor

[@autumnfragrance7185]

They were hollow points. FMJ would have gone through Richie and into the floor.

[@copsondonuts]

you see tony deteriorate while being boss. as he used to say "everything turns to shit." some of it not being a result of his actions. you see paulie, jackie jr, chrissy, ralphie, even silvio display resentment. theres a scene where he asks junior- 'dont you love me?" june doesnt answer, instead turning away as he's about to cry. the mafia life has killed their sense of true family. and if you know italian people, thats the harshest thing.

[@mistermonologue2442]

They aren't Italian. They're "Italian-american", which is just a fancy way of saying "American" but people always want to feel like they're special.

[@copsondonuts]

@@mistermonologue2442 i agree

[@jacobcacioppo7715]

The fried rice was my favorite character, I wish they would have done more with it

[@desmonddoyle4470]

And so Richie sets out on a road that leads to a hill,overlooking a river and pine tree cones.

[@jefferythacher6894]

Pine cones were all around , like richie’s body parts

[@desmonddoyle4470]

@@jefferythacher6894 And no jackeeeeeet

[@florbfnarb7099]

Richie acted like he had a death wish right out the gate. Even just watching clips he’s constantly intractable, always costing others a dollar in some hotheaded quest to get a nickel somebody else owed him. He was the very opposite of levelheaded and a constant headache for Tony.

[@jmckeev765]

when people go in jail for long periods, even after 5-10 years, they come out a bit weird, struggling to adapt to change in the community, they're still set in 'prison mode' . thats what i've noticed in england anyway, i dont know what it's like in america

[@oldschool6448]

Richie:" How's your sister?" Tony: "She's great. Just won second prize in a beauty contest. Lost to a german shepard's shaved asshole!"

[@richardgladstone8975]

Richie really gave Tony a run for his money. T really had to step it up to get a handle on him.

[@paulcarroll4620]

hows yi sistaa? hey ders no need for that kinda tawwk!!

[@hastur3201]

Wha

[@WuTangClan-og5ml]

Death Rager ha noooo

[@paulcarroll8164]

@@hastur3201 my sistaa

[@RawJa777]

@Matt Pizzano Little did Tony know, Richie was in fact baitin' him after all.

[@patrickmccutcheon8860]

This is like a GTA scene.

[@meebeecrazee]

Richie knew how to herb Tony around

[@MrSinthan]

Tony is being EXTREMELY accommodating to Richie.

[@parcivale]

If this were season 6 and some guy fresh out of the can had tried that line (and calling him "kid") with Tony he'd get a real shit-kicking, captain or no. After Richie, Ralph, Feech, Tony B, Tony had just lost patience with guys expecting this and that like it's their due. By season 6 the DiMeo Family belongs to Tony. Here he knows he's still consolidating things and feels he can't afford to make an enemy of an old-time made guy like Richie.

[@Polostar79]

That’s not accommodating that’s fear. He knew he couldn’t talk to Richie the way he does Paulie or Pussy or Christopher

[@BozJust]

Lol at the way Richie says "Janice". "Jah-nees", like some old Italian.

[@hankhill4552]

I think the ultimate problem crew would’ve been Junior, Mikey, Richie, and Feech. All respect each other to a degree and wouldn’t be afraid to step on toes or take anyone out

[@brooklynrentals2784]

“You walk away from me like I got a catchy disease”

[@LepeczynLCN]

"What's mine is not yours to give me" - It's the only time as I can remember that Tony was bring up short

[@daniellee1722]

It's always the short ones who are the craziest

[@realazduffman]

He was fearless for a guy his size

[@MrAngusyoungistheman]

He’s a fuckin loser. He dies, and I can’t even wear his shoes.

[@JohnSmith-fh5du]

power to weight ratio

[@TB4000]

You kinda have to be. Either that or people assume you're a weak ass for being short. Looks matter.

[@richardlee-vandendaele3008]

Napoleon complex....

[@chessmentor63]

That kid that spilled the fried rice on Richie was my favorite character on the show, they should have done more with him

[@bnpzarie9511]

My favorite part of this video was the last second. Lovely editing.

[@MagnumTriumph]

Richie felt like one of the most realistic portrayals of a mobster - dark, ruthless, nothing glamorous about him

[@tidepride86]

0:03 some lady laughing at how Richie wears his pants.

[@lukecasio9810]

There are so many ebbs and flows of tension in this scene. Great acting

[@octaviobumble5245]

Hands down the most epic part of this clip is the Tarzan scream at the very end.

[@thermidor5975]

Can't help thinking that Tony's best move would have been to put Richie and Ralph working together. ;-) (Been a while since I watched the whole series, so chances are they weren't both in the same seasons.)

[@miami8089]

"Feech was made before the electric light" Great dialogue.

[@richardharrow1946]

feech...

[@LuisTorres-fk7ye]

Miami 808 its feech you beetch!

[@jacksonbrowne1302]

Both brilliant actors.

[@Cazz8203]

That misunderstanding when he says how's your sister always made me laugh

[@bascorasco]

Look at that ancient CRT tv for sale. It really dates this show

[@huskerhammer6325]

late 90's. Shit thin flat screens didn't show up until around 2007 or 8

[@realazduffman]

Better dating the show than dating Janice

[@jefffromjersey52]

@@huskerhammer6325 Actually we had Flat PLASMA TV's available in like 97, but they were extremely expensive just like the first VCR's of the early '80's . Lowest I recall for a Plasma was around $5 K .. in fact guys bragged about making a good living Installing them, because you could not take a chance if you did not know what you were doing ... In fact Plasma was far superior in some ways to the LCD and LED displays which came Later on in 2007 as you stated.... and I am NOT a tech guy, just going by Memory ..

[@parcivale]

@@huskerhammer6325 Are you sure? I think Feech has a bunch in his garage.

[@9SecondStreetMustang]

“Ha ha! Aren’t they ancient!!“ ~The Honeymooners.

[@BaileysMariner]

Oh wow I never realised the Feech connection went back to season 2; I thought the time Ralph told Jackie Jr about the card game stickup was the first time that ol' moustache got mentioned.

[@michaelc8756]

The funniest character dynamic on any show, ever, every scene is hilarious

[@mahdijaffer2847]

"Hey Rich, was the fried rice even real?"

[@highestsettings]

I love the wailing music from Janice's car that lasts a micro second but is still instantly recognisable as the shit that Janice listens too.

[@el34glo59]

Haha

[@barryselfon9023]

I wish they did more with the kid who spilled fried rice all over richie. He was my favorite character.

[@Grimreepa220]

Barry Selfon me too, shame he didn't develop.

[@810wasaninsidejob9]

I spilled fried rice on Richie Aprile! I shoulda been made - RIGHT THEN, RIGHT THERE!

[@barryselfon9023]

PT the books are closed

[@coximusmaximus22]

They did, he became spit-shine tommy. He'd make your shoes look like mirrors.

[@tommybasham-oo7qf]

@@Grimreepa220 I think he's making Indie films now

[@tayeeinthacut9661]

Ritchie is my favorite character seriously menacing and really funny 😂💯

[@greggfrancis6371]

The fried rice line was among my favorites in the whole series.

[@chiefpontiac1800]

Richie would have looked much better in that outfit if he had been wearing that Jackeeeeeet!

[@jessejames863]

I didn't like Ritchie but Ritchie was right about the fact that what is his is not Tony's to give him.

[@hueylouisnonews]

The kid with the fried rice was my favorite character, I wish they did more with him.

[@lproof8472]

1st mall meeting- Ritchie: “Hey, we got a problem, kid?” 2nd mall meeting- Tony: “I’m the muthafuckin fuckin one who calls the shots.”

[@patgogan7324]

Wish they had shown that fried rice scene pure hilarity

[@SoftDrinksOfChoice]

Hey there's no need for that kind of talk ! 😂

[@ITSMRZFG]

“There’s no need for that kind of talk” 😂

[@Roberte9834]

Love the kid who spilled fried rice over Richie, wish they did more with his character.