The Sopranos Season 1 Ep 5 & Ep 6 First Time Watching! TV Reaction!!

The Sopranos | Season One
Episode Five - College
Episode Six - Pax Soprana
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[@31olegna]

Tony choosing too leave Meadow twice while he went to do crime related stuff. Ducks flying away symbolizing loosing his family because of these choices. What a episode

[@12Daze]

8:05 - The guy that Tony was looking for carved that wooden sculpture... He could tell by the way the lips were carved. Earlier, when Tony mention him to Christopher. They talked about how he was bad at carving lips.

[@stevezac_cptlpnshmnt]

THIS ^^^

[@theactionisthejuice2146]

College is such an important episode for the show. David Chase, the creator, had to fight hard against HBO to let him show Tony killing someone. Before this, "protagonists" in tv didn't really go there. HBO asked if maybe he could order someone to do it, because the audience wouldn't like Tony anymore if he did. But Chase stood firm arguing that the only way the audience would respect Tony is if he whacked the guy himself. Chase won out, and of course this changed the way protagonists were portrayed on TV. I think the episode is the one that really made the show a hit, and is kind of the perfect here's an episode to convince someone to watch the show episode, because it shows Tony trying to balance his family life with his "other" family life.

[@giannag4581]

I might have to disagree with you. I don't know if you were able to watch Oz but that was before The Sopranos and there was a lot of killing in that.

[@joemckim1183]

Without this then Vic Mackey might not kill a fellow cop in the first episode of The Shield.

[@tidepride86]

​@@joemckim1183 what a great show that was. I remember being shocked seeing some of the stuff on regular cable in that show lol

[@joemckim1183]

@@tidepride86 It was the first basic cable show like that. Leading the way for shows like Breaking Bad.

[@tidepride86]

​​@@joemckim1183 yea it was early 2000s wasn't it? like 2003 or something. Hard to believe the same show runner that did The Shield also did TWD season 3 (hated that season lol)

[@luciolamonica]

Pax Soprana is a reference to Pax Romana, the long period of peace in the Roman Empire. from Augustus Caesar's reign in 27 B.C. to Marcus Aurelius' in 180 A.D. Livia Soprano, curiously, shares the same name as Emperor Augustus' wife and trusted advisor, Livia.

[@deltoidable]

"Roman Peace" involved a lot of conquest, expansion, and violence. Pax Romana is the golden age for Imperial Rome. "Pax Romana" is Roman rule, it's what Rome said it gave the conquered people they had just massacred, and they were taxed for it. Hence Junior taxing Hesh as the new boss and killing one of the drug dealer.

[@donovanmedieval]

They should do a reaction to the British miniseries "I, Claudius" (1976).

[@lilblock3564]

@@deltoidable You a liberal?

[@deltoidable]

@@shinrapresident7010 What's the saying? The Romans left behind a wasteland and called it peace

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

​@@deltoidable Pax romana is associated with peace in the sense that relatively speaking the empire in this period was very stable and so in that sense peaceful.

[@tidepride86]

College is arguably the most important episode of television ever made. Showed networks that viewers will still pull for a protagonist that murders someone with their bare hands lol

[@frankgesuele6298]

Tony garroting him is a callback to The Godfather when Clemenza says "Hello Carlo." as the garrote was used on traitors.

[@pigriser]

"No man can wear one face to himself and another to the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true". Pretty much the entire show summed upright there.

[@zepp90al]

Another one so soon?? It’s like Christmas 🥲 So glad you’re watching this show! Love you guys ❤️

[@drshnutslol2917]

They are going to binge watch the shit out of this show haha can't wait to see the whole series :))

[@thebillryan]

YES .IT IS. sorry for the all caps. I'm in my fifties, saw it first time. Enjoying their response so much. Never too old to...

[@that.ll_do_pig]

They had a community post that there would be back-to-back this week because they missed last week

[@that.ll_do_pig]

@@drshnutslol2917 probably but they won't actually be releasing them back to back like this; it's because they missed one last week so they doubled up this week. Lol

[@drshnutslol2917]

@@VictorLugosi Who are you to judge? unless you're perfect which based on you're comment you are not. then? kindly stfu

[@Parker307]

Therapists have a term for patients feeling ways about their therapists. It's called "transference" Also they have a term for it on the therapists side too, called "countertransference"

[@alinadornieden8411]

yes, very common. when people finally let their emotions open up in therapy it often happens that they mistake that for emotions towards their therapists

[@derkaiser1306]

i wish i could watch this for the first time again...it hasnt even started yet. you guys are in for one wild ride!

[@richo6537]

You guys reacting to The Sopranos is soooo good! You both notice a lot and have great conversations after the episodes. Also thank you for doing 2 eps at a time. You edit it perfectly by keeping in great scenes, and again the commentary is great for fans of the show, and seeing your journey watching it is so much fun!

[@thepeopleschamp9076]

I always thought the mom was a great actress. It's something about the way she manipulates every situation without actually addressing it head on. I'm just a fan of smart characters who can see the finish line while pretending to be aloof. For me, she's right up there with Littlefinger(GoT). I gotta say, I envy the fact that you guys are getting to watch this show for the first time, and you can binge it instead of waiting every week for just one episode, like I did.

[@foxmcleod64]

It boggles my mind that she also played the mayor in the first Naked Gun film.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Have you seen her as the main character in nurse jackie?

[@thepeopleschamp9076]

@@that.ll_do_pig LOL, I was talking about the woman who plays Tony's mother. Now as for Edie Falco, I always thought she was hot in a weird way.

[@francisalbert1799]

The ending of Pax Soprana always gives me chills with Xzibit’s Paparazzi instrumental.

[@mihirghate7390]

That Salud from Johnny sack ❤

[@HighLordBlazeReborn]

@@mihirghate7390 man smooth as butta'

[@ronrago2696]

You guys make the Sopranos even better if that’s possible. My wife and I binged over these like during Christmas vacation about 5 years ago, we could not stop! It is fun reliving thru your eyes, you are 2 of my favorites!

[@patrickmcconnell6535]

Thank you so much for reacting to this show! I guess I know what reactions I'll be looking for for the next half a year. You guys are awesome!

[@mitchellbeston1033]

In regards to the Reagan sculpture, i believe Tony had mentioned earlier that "the rat" had always made sculptures with lips too big, or something like that.

[@crazycanuck7811]

"Is he throwing up or did he finish...." Made me choke on my damn drink. Well done lol

[@mdc1342]

Greatest show of all time. It only gets better

[@samantha_schmitt]

Can’t wait!

[@mdc1342]

@@samantha_schmitt the show’s writing definitely. Make sure to pay attention to what’s being said, to whom, where and when. So many layers to peel, there’s a reason why people watch this series 10 times. Super jealous that you two are on your first watch. Enjoy!

[@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons]

@@samantha_schmitt Just a side note, there's a lot of casual racism in the show - it wouldn't get made today and can be shocking at times

[@downhomefam]

You guys should watch The West Wing & The Newsroom.

[@J4ME5_]

Don't forget, one of the things that makes the show so special is it's dark comedic elements. Keep your eyes open for them, cuz they're everywhere. The entire show is actually quite hilarious. And that's on purpose

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

Men also cope negative feeling with humor while generally speaking women don't. So it makes sense in that regard as well.

[@captjackp]

Episode 6 still has one of the best endings ever made

[@fenianbastard6226]

Just FYI- Once the water/wine is consecrated, it must be consumed. You can’t just dump it down the drain…. I remember that scene got a lot of flak, but that’s what must be done. He wasn’t trying to get drunk…

[@grahambuckerfield4640]

It's often said that The Sopranos changed TV, a shift in quality, boundaries, respect for an audiences intelligence. Ep.5 really was pivotal, even HBO initially pushed back about showing the leading man, in most shows the 'good guy', garotting in real time someone on TV. David Chase stood his ground and you have seen the result.

[@michaelsegriff3362]

This series doesn’t even hit its stride until midway through season 2. No mysteries to solve, but so much is going on that you can speculate on all kinds of things, which is loads of fun. Great job!

[@mikemath9508]

shit this is 05, College. This was never the highlight of the season to me, and this is my least favorite season. I _did_ like it the first time along, and the ending took me away(not in a bad way, blown away). If you only watch the show once, yes, it's unique. But it's the worst episode of the season for me, even though it still has highlights "whaddaya got?" "wet shoes"

[@Iambigjones]

I've been wanting to comment this. Season 1 is excellent but it's really like a season long pilot. As you said midway through season 2 is when the show starts to reach its zenith. I want to see how they react to the development of these relationships and characters.

[@gibsonmunyi7225]

You might as well spoil the whole series then.Dont make such comments unless its at the end of the show...u ppl just ruin reaction channels

[@supersizesenpai]

@@gibsonmunyi7225 Bruce Willis was dead the whole time and Kevin Space is Keyser Soze. 😂😂😂

[@mikemath9508]

@@gibsonmunyi7225 i try to make it careful. i've been watching suspensers for a h-half n-oon

[@cfinley81]

"College" opened up the doors for shows like GoT, Sons of Anarchy, Breaking Bad, etc. None of those shows would have existed without this.

[@ikoandreas5085]

Its basicly what the Godfather did for movies

[@cfinley81]

@@ikoandreas5085 Exactly!

[@darth856]

The ending to episode six is great.

[@thaistomp]

epic

[@positivelynegative9149]

36:50 Your commentaries after the reactions is one of the things that set you apart. You really break things down and show that you understand the intricacies of the stories. Unlike some reactors, whose post-reaction content consists of, "The movie was good. Please like & subscribe." 😄

[@positivelynegative9149]

@@William_Sk I could get on board with that, but I was talking about their commentaries in general, not just for The Sopranos.

[@TheRealDarrylStrawberry]

I wish I could experience this show for the first time again. "College" is one of the best written episodes OF TELEVISION ever.

[@splytlyckety]

Pine Barrens was also a great episode.

[@James_7]

" “Hey, I don't even let anybody wag their finger in my face" 😂

[@walterturtle9660]

College is the first episode that blew me away. The Russian mistress will be around a while. Wait until Pine Barrens!

[@walterturtle9660]

@@brandonshaw2120 I kind of want them to jump the line because the three main characters and the new guy is a new guy. And it’s great. It like Vacation, just one disaster after another. And not to spoil, to the last seconds of the finale I was wondering where the Russian was. I think they can do this out of order. We’ve been introduced the Tony, Chris, and Paulie. The Russian is a new guy.

[@BattleMatt]

You guys are pretty good at picking up on stuff. The writing is so deep, even after watching it probably 20 times over the years I still spot things I hadn't noticed the first time.

[@hulkslayer626]

"I don't even let anyone wag their finger in my face" Hahahahaha 🤣

[@J4ME5_]

oh thank goodness.. I cannot be happier.. THANK YOU!!!!! I cannot wait. I just .. love.. this.. show.

[@mikemath9508]

There was one day I decided to watch The Sopranos, I'd had the first season for a while I spaced my beers out, about 1.2x per episode. by episode 5 I was digging it, the bridge drop off, the pay-offery, ice-cream guy running out of there. but then pax soprana all fell into place at the end, as they sit down, they're being photographed It pulls out to a place we haven't seen before the FBI. They place Junior on the top and I say "okay I need season 2 now I know it's out" i was drunk, there was still 7 more episodes

[@taztaztaz]

btw David Chase (creator of Sopranos) named Tony’s mother after the incredible main mother character “Livia” in the epic 10-part BBC series “I, Claudius” from the 1970’s .. about the early Roman empire… Livia was instrumental in orchestrating all things in very clever hidden ways.. groundbreaking series in so many respects.. and also launched the careers of Patrick Stewart, John Hurt, Derek Jacobi, Jonathan Rhys-Davies.. if you’re adventurous you’ll give it a go!

[@peteyn.y.7960]

Shoutout from BENSONHURST- BROOKLYN, NEW YORK!! 🇮🇹🇺🇸🙏🏼💪🏼

[@alanrose5603]

In 'College' when Tony is on the phone to Chris, he mentions that Fabian was a wood carver and had previously made a bust of Frank Sinatra for Jackie. The bust of Ronald Reagan in the office confirmed Fred was Fabian.

[@michaelsegriff3362]

But Fabian had a problem sculpting lips. All of his busts looked like Shaquille. Classic.

[@lavinder11]

I love that you two are covering this show. Your analysis of stories makes me consider different angles.

[@see_horse]

Since you said ya didnt know: Poached Egg - boil a saucepan of water, and add to it 2 tablespoons of vinegar. When it's at a rolling boil, take spoon and swirl the water in the pot. You want to make a 'whirlpool' in the middle. Crack the egg into the middle of the pot/whirlpool. The swirling water will keep the yolk and white together. Cook for 2 mins for runny yolks, 3.5-4mins for firm. That easy! And if ya wanna get super fancy, serve it atop some bacon (or salmon!) on toast. Add hollandaise sauce and you have 'Eggs Benedict'!

[@JWW301]

Love that you both are reacting to this series. Buckle up!

[@RobertMorgan]

Poaching eggs is astonishingly easy, it just requires timing. You boil water, stop boiling water, crack the egg into the water, cover, wait a precise time, remove, profit.

[@donotevenbegintocare]

"How do people do crime now without payphones everywhere?" Burner cellphones. Watch The Wire to see it in action. Or just watch it because it's the greatest show ever made :)

[@francisalbert1799]

“Just these burners and those pay boxes..”They should definitely watch The Wire after The Sopranos.

[@frankgesuele6298]

"How do people do crime now without pay phones?" Answer: Burners.

[@aleatharhea]

After you finish this one, I'd love to see you react to Lillyhammer. It's a quirky mob series starring Steven Van Zandt, who plays Silvio Dante in this and is in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band.

[@theTemplar08]

Lillyhammer was completely underrated it didn’t get the love it should have.

[@michaelsegriff3362]

TBR and Sam haven’t yet mentioned that they recognize James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco, Michael Imperioli, and Edie Falco from films they have reviewed already on their channel. So maybe they haven’t recognized them yet? I bet I could jog their memories with a one phrase hint…😂

[@RussellCHall]

Interesting trivia, Lillyhammer was Netflix's first original series ever to be released, Little Steven as a gangster again is always fun to see

[@TheNeonRabbit]

Hitman Richard Kuklinski, known as "The Iceman" sometimes used a garotte made of piano wire with a wooden handle on each end. He'd slip it over the victim's head from behind then spin around so he and the victim were back to back, the garotte over his shoulder like Santa Clause with his bag of toys. He'd then lean forward just barely enough to lift the victim's feet off the ground. Being 6' 5" and almost 300 pounds it apparently worked very well.

[@yankeesfan3961]

The bust of Reagan Tony saw through the window, he saw his lips and knew it was the rat because he made similar busts in Prison that had the same type of lips with other people or busts lol --- Tony talked to Christoper on the phone and mentioned this all before this scene.

[@BattleMatt]

The first appearance of Johhny Sac, fantastic.

[@thenungzo]

That really would have been a cool transition shot of going from the Priest puking to Meadow puking.

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

10:32 That absolutely would have been a sick transition (no pun intended)

[@HerbSparks]

You said ‘He must always be on edge” Remember that for the whole series till the end.

[@yinyang8381]

Absolutely love you two and The Sopranos! For a lot of us, the College episode changed television. That episode let everybody know that The Sopranos was going to be way different than any other show. If people weren't watching it before, they started watching it then. People were getting HBO specifically so they could watch The Sopranos. I had never seen such a deliberate, slow kill on a T.V. show like that before. The HBO prison drama Oz had debuted 2 years before The Sopranos. It had some incredibly brutal moments, but not a lot of us had watched Oz (I watched it years later). So, watching The Sopranos was like getting hit in the face with a sledgehammer, LOL! And it was awesome! I love your discussions on therapy. About 5 years after The Sopranos ended, I began suffering anxiety/panic attacks. I knew exactly what they were because I had seen Tony Soprano have them. I was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and put into therapy. A later doctor told me they thought I had Major Depressive Disorder instead of Bipolar Disorder. They are very similar with many of the same symptoms. Anyway, I got into therapy and put on medication. It was the best thing that ever happened to me. And yeah, you develop a deep bond with your therapist. Therapy is the one place where you can be completely open and honest about anything and everything. You trust them and you know that whatever insecurities you have will never be used against you by them because they are there to help you. I've had 4 therapists over the years. 3 were great and I loved them. 1 completely sucked. I can see how patients could develop strong feelings toward their therapists. Luckily, I view my therapists as more like close friends than romantic interests.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

What doctor Melfi said is absolutely true though. He is projecting everything he is missing in his mom, wife and girlfriend in his therapist.

[@mikemath9508]

damn TBR you got it. "She took communion...I hope she felt better after it"

[@shanenolan8252]

Potsdam was the conference at the end of ww2 in Germany. Allies and the Soviets. Birth of the cold war ,

[@tidepride86]

I love the specificity of the characters on this show. Could've just been a regular old mechanic sliding out from under Melfis car....nope we need a Sikh with an accent and turban lol. it's so great.

[@ericdwills14]

This show will blow Breaking Bad away. It's strange for me as an "older guy" who has seen all these movies and tv shows and seeing your reactions. This is my top show, and BB is a close 2nd. Love seeing the Cliff Notes and your reactions. Cheers!

[@michaeljames6817]

The Sopranos has way more great characters than Breaking Bad, that's one of the key differences for me.

[@SouthernAssault]

@@LeMaqnifique ?

[@jessharvell1022]

in breaking bad the plot is this relentless engine where everything is constantly moving forward. (it's great, don't get me wrong.) there's a lot more breathing room in the sopranos, more time for "down" episodes focusing on the characters. plus breaking bad basically makes you feel for its characters by relentlessly abusing them. you get attached to jesse, but how much of that is because he's put through one hellish thing after another?

[@jessharvell1022]

one thing i will say about breaking bad is there are a lot more basically good/decent characters in it: hank and marie, walt jr., steve gomez, jane etc. it's * very * hard to find a main or recurring character on the sopranos who isn't at heart a piece of shit, except maybe dr. melfi and charmaine bucco.

[@jessharvell1022]

@@LeMaqnifique oh yeah it wasn't a criticism, one of the best things about the sopranos is the emotional whiplash whenever they humanize someone who's otherwise basically just a goon like paulie. (the only characters i think you're supposed to outright hate are livia, richie aprile, and king prick ralph. even janice gets her occasional moments.) i don't really watch tv or movies with the intention of "rooting" for anyone. i'd rather watch five seasons of a complicated monster. if i wanted tv with good guys there's dozens of crappy network shows.

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

"Boom! 12 Gauge!!".. best line lol

[@shanenolan8252]

It happens regularly in therapy. They call it transference.

[@pkub47]

Schmitt saying guardian angels specially with meadow on screen at that is such a prophetic moment 👀

[@systerkeno]

Love your reactions to this and really nice talk about the episodes afterwards. Keep it up ✌️❤️

[@Col_Fragg]

The actor on the right at the 21 minute mark is George Loros. He plays, Raymond Curto, one of Tony's Captains. While he has a small role in "The Sopranos," Loros is one of the greatest "Mafia" actors of all time. If "The Sopranos" had been made in the 70's, he would have made a great Tony Soprano. Loros had a reoccuring role in the 70's detective series "The Rockford Files" as Mafia thug 'Anthony Boy' Gagglio. When it comes to characters losing their temper, no one loses their temper better than George Loros. It's a damn shame he's not a household name because he just kills the role every time he plays a tough guy.

[@oldjoe182]

David Chase creator of the show in one inteview admit s1ep5 is his favorite. It could'v been whole movie in itself, as his idea.

[@kurremkarmerruk8718]

Meadow's relationship with Tony hits a brick wall in the college episode. She's becoming an adult and attempts an adult relationship with Tony that immediately hits a brick wall. She realiszes she will never be able to have an honest relationship with him. She begins to see her life as bullshit, as a sham. Her choice now is to reject it, or do what Carmella did and compromise. She can either become Carmella or Charmaine. The ducks flying away are a metaphor for this. The end of Tony being a nurturing father figure. Meadow going out into the world. Not knowing if they'll/she'll ever come back.

[@tommyapples8490]

I worked on rt 22 next to a furniture store when i was 16 for my first job 😅. Damn this show makes me reminisce about life in the late 90's in Jersey.

[@hettbeans]

You guys missed Tony talking to Chris about how Petrulio picked up wood carving in prison, but could never get the lips on his sculptures to look right (He made a bust of Sinatra for Jackie and Chris "thought it was Shaquille O'Neal") - so Tony saw the lips on Reagan and knew it was the right guy.

[@atlas94450]

Hello! I don't know if you guys realise, maybe you did, but his therapist played Ray Liotta's wife in GoodFellas

[@eldridge11000]

Guys I just love your reactions to everything but especially excellent shows like the Sopranos. It just gives me joy to see the give and take of the reactions. Its obvious you guys love each other so much and that is just so refreshing to see. Can't wait to watch all of these. I think 6 great seasons!!

[@Mr_Incognito113]

Have you guys not realised Dr Melfi is the same actress who played Karen in Goodfellas?

[@cannon_obrannon]

I'm re-remembering everything I liked about this show.

[@Odinsson90]

Taxing means you gotta pay tribute to the boss of the family wich was Junior in this episode.. He also asked for back taxes meaning all those years Hesh operated without paying tribute to the boss and 2% of his loan sharking operation every month.. Loan sharking is loaning money with high interested.. I loan you 10.000 bucks and you pay back 15.000 bucks for example..

[@lynnie6633]

It's great watching this again with you guys, thanks!

[@rayzrsharp]

You guys are in for soooooooooooooooooo much more with this series! Major major roller coaster ride!

[@fredpeters3821]

I don’t know if you read the comments but I watch a few reactors and you two are just wonderful. I enjoy the selection and the honest reactions. I will be joining patreon but a really good movie that I just watched is called About Time, it’s a romantic sci-fi flick that I think you both would love. Thank you for the genuine content.

[@Rebellen007]

One of the best shows ever.

[@flarrfan]

Unless you're retired like me, most of us have to juggle work and family. Tony's "work" is just a bit different from almost everybody else...

[@mikemath9508]

poach egg is egg boiled directly cracked into a pot of boiling water...egg formation it's very similar to what AJ did, he just didn't crack the shells. gave her hardboiled eggs it's like the simple mix of "why aren't my boiled eggs skinning cleanly?" they're too nice "why aren't my poached eggs forming?" "the egg wasn't new enough and you put no white vinegar in the water" i listen to a lot of grannies talk about eggs.

[@jjkcharlie]

Carmilla and the Pastor are also in Nurse Jackie, it's worth the watch.

[@mattsean6164]

“What’d you guys do for 12 hours, play name that pope?” 😂

[@theTemplar08]

Have you reviewed Goodfellas? You are aware that The doctor was the wife in that movie.

[@jhilal2385]

Be on the lookout for a callback to Father Intintola's sleepover when Tony calls Carmella "the Thornebird".

[@jasonthompson2355]

The College episode is the equivalent of an NBA superstar becoming a Hall of Famer - the show took off after this

[@williamwright4678]

Keep watching The Sopranos it’s the greatest show of all time

[@mortipvp]

I have seen s lot of reactionists and I gotta day, with you guys it's the most fun to watch! Thank you and good luck to the both of ya :)

[@Cbricklyne]

This is probably a little early for this but not entirely insignificant, but take a mental note of the kinds of women that Tony chooses to have his little side flings with. It comes back in a big way later on in the series. They all have some thing(s) in common that you've already picked up on.

[@christopherwilson7698]

If you pay Attention father Phil changed actors from the first episode

[@arconeagain]

Gun or no gun, it was always going to be hands on with the snitch. That's an unwritten rule with the mob, especially with the boss. Completely premeditated. This correlates with the close and sincere one on one with Meadow. Beautifully done.

[@patron40silver]

You guys have restraint. When I watched this I was doing 5 or 6 episodes a night and weekends were even more.

[@esclad]

I'm so glad you're watching this series often. I've never watched it and i'm enjoying it along with you. PS. I love the mom character :) she played the mayor in one of the Naked Gun movies.

[@flarrfan]

And the publisher in a newspaper show from the '70s...Maybe Lou Grant?

[@esclad]

@@flarrfan Really? I vaguely remember Lou Grant but never knew. Thanks.

[@joshm.1483]

I forgot that College plants the seed for the character of Svetlana!

[@Faiiltrain]

i cant wait for you guys to meet Bobby Baccalieri, you will fall in love. so many great and horrible characters in this show that either havent appeared yet or havent hit their stride. top picks are Ralph Ciffaretto, Paulie Walnuts, Richie Aprille, Livia Soprano, Feech Lamanna and Bobby. in no particular order :D cant wait to see you go on this journey!

[@Dexter...]

Christopher was my favorite character

[@Faiiltrain]

@@Dexter... Tragic, Frustrating, emotional rollercoaster of a character. magic.

[@brianfranklinlee8490]

Every episode is great. That's why it's still the Number one show. Beating breaking bad.

[@shanenolan8252]

Pax soprano . Thats a reference to tje emporer Augustus. Pax romano .. ( the roman peace )

[@darkcornersuk]

College is probably my favourite episode of the sopranos... Excellent stand alone episode..

[@alvin2795]

Good review guys x

[@bigredtlc1828]

Pre-loaded cell phones are the "pay phones" now. Use them and then break and throw away. Watch Nurse Jackie. Carmella and the priest are very close in that one in different roles. Kinda funny.

[@Dexter...]

I love these reactions, guys keep making these episodes fast much love to u guys from detroit

[@TheNeonRabbit]

3:59 Burner Phones

[@roscoehall4554]

I just thought about watching The Sopranos on this app I'm on episode 6 anyway I noticed something crazy happened around 11 minutes when that Jewish guy is telling Tony Soprano about his uncle is taxing him they have this woman walking down the street behind them I noticed her because she got great hips I love the way she shape anyway she's staring at the damn camera which something she's not supposed to be doing she's not paying attention to her feet she trip over something she don't completely fall down but she stumbles it is very noticeable and I know she's embarrassed because she just smiled kind of laughed and kept walking 11 pay attention episode 6 first season

[@demonofelru3214]

One of the greatest TV series ever produced, legitimately.

[@Auddy07]

The greatest show ever made. Love The Sopranos so much.

[@suchdumb]

You guys are the absolute best!

[@vitowash3687]

FYC: 👍👍Bugsy (1991).

[@krasmazov009]

Thank you for the double episode videos. Big fan of the show. I hope you guys enjoy it.