The Sopranos - Tony Blundetto Gets Offered Murder Contract

With the escalating violence within the Lupertazzi family, Tony Blundetto is offered a contract hit by Rusty Millio and Angelo Garepe. This is revenge for the murder of Lorraine Cullazo, an associate and friend of Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.

[@b-rye428]

Rusty, what a prick. He doesn't laugh once, he's probably the kind of guy who wouldn't give directions to a lost tourist.

[@User-1683x2]

Move-a el automobile

[@Italian69Boi]

Our friend the mayor of munchkinland! John wants him gone.

[@mike47734]

@@Italian69Boi Jesus, Rusty?

[@winstoncannady4224]

@@mike47734 Youse guys got more buttons than my grandmothers corset.

[@peterwhitaker71]

He wouldn’t give a door a bang.

[@eliasashoal8723]

Title of vid should be: That animal - I can't even say his name - gets offered murder contract.

[@klistiranikrupije1724]

Says Phil Leotardo. "The Shah".

[@StuUngar]

Underrated video about that fuckin animal Blundetto kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3m7dKB9Z5yJppo

[@TheHabibass]

Don't do this to yourself, Phil

[@piercestarr7009]

Lmao

[@evanpeltier]

Whatever happened there

[@realazduffman]

We asked Long John Silver but he was busy

[@nuckymancini7013]

Still might've been him tho?!?... Certainly walked like him...

[@yeahokay4609]

I wanted Long John Silver. I compromised

[@miciboo9993]

Long John Silver and Tony B were both on the line up but Phil couldn’t tell which one of them was the gunman

[@DougieDoodle]

Hahahah thatsa good one

[@davidduranmorales550]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Snarkythecat]

Rusty asks TB to do a hit without even consulting Tony? Who does this guy think he is? Frankie Valli or some kind of big shot??

[@1bearwood1]

Snarky, the Cat I think the idea was to do it on the sly and not let Tony no as it was one of Jonny Sacks guys.

[@dd.4910]

He's making a joke as Rusty IS actually Frankie Valli.

[@SiccDeville]

close. it a reference from goodfellas. but i guess snarky's comment could mean both.

[@StuUngar]

francis p Pretty obvious it’s both

[@Edinburgh_Bathrooms_Kitchens]

@@dd.4910 ha nice one, didnt know that.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

I love how Tony's crew and even the NY guys treated Tony B. like he was already made. Guys who shut up and do hard time for the family deserve the fruits of that labor upon getting out.

[@willmercury]

Yeah... They deserve a chance to practice intimidation, extortion and murder. You know, time served. How're your kids turning out?

[@LordTalax]

In my book, you get points for staying out of the can!

[@Soil_Bound]

@@LordTalax which entitles you to shit!

[@Clowncentral101]

Tell that to Feech

[@brandonwood8673]

Some guys do 20 fuckin years with out a peep

[@bummydavis6530]

I love how Rusty never cracks a smile during the impersonation 😃......a truly serious man

[@lpr5269]

+Bummy Davis Rusty was always way too serious. No sense of humor. That's why they made him the Mayor Munchkin Land. LOL.

[@mattcavy4459]

Bummy Davis I interpreted this as Rusty trying to move up. He was stirring the shit, didnt like how close Tony B and Angelo were. You can see it in his face, that isnt him being not interested thats him being professional. He cant identify with these men but that doesnt matter because he needs something done. He knows this will ignite a shitstorm and thats why they reached out to someone desperate from NJ. When Tony B asks for the books to be opened up for him Rustys look to Angelo says it all "not gonna happen." Then Angelo says what they want and thats what it'll take for it to happen. In turn it kills his entire crew including himself. Fantastic writing and acting in this show 👌

[@johnnyoldenjr.]

Matt Cavy what are you talking about open the books its not for them to consider it would be tony

[@mattcavy4459]

Johnny Olden No the New York mob approves all Made Men. NYC calls the shots but still follow the rules. They are the ones connected to the Italian families. Its all done with a sitdown with every head of every family. They agree when to open the books and when to close them. Then is when you can start trying to give guys their button. But its serious shit so you cant just be giving anyone one. This is done for many reasons but the most important is to see who can earn well but not lose their head in a restricted time. Real Made Men are only Italian and their family is traced back to ensure it.

[@johnnyoldenjr.]

Matt Cavy what I'm saying is tony has to request because hes in the soprano family.

[@jlobiafra]

I wonder if Tony Blundetto tips when he eats at these high end restaurants

[@morten170]

He dont tip- he dont belive in it

[@jlobiafra]

@@morten170 😉

[@xavierjames9270]

Mr Pink LOL

[@sb_dunk]

@@josephpalacio2343 It's a reference to Reservoir Dogs you uncultured buchiach. Joe says to Mr. Pink "shut up! What do you mean you don't believe in it?"

[@_stardust62]

Cough up a buck!

[@NotClayMerritt]

Frankie Valli played Rusty so perfectly. One of the more underrated acting jobs in the entire series

[@119Agent]

I'm surprised he didn't do more acting. I remember in the 70's when he had a big comeback with Oh What A Night and Who Loves You people said he was too old to be a pop star. But he had two big hits anyways and re-established the 4 Seasons as a legitimate headliner.

[@jake105]

@@119Agent - Didn't he sing Grease as well?

[@fleatactical7390]

For a guy who made his living in a different area of show biz, he really sold this character. Not once do you see Valli in the role.

[@darkprince9064]

Valli is an amazing singer from the 4 seasons

[@88mphDrBrown]

That's Frankie Valli the singer? That's weird because if I remember correctly there's a scene with Tony and another character in a car (I think it's Sil but I'm not sure), and Tony's talking about how he or the other character has to call Frankie Valli and ask him to do a couple shows. That makes me wonder if he ever played himself on the show, they had someone else play him, or he was only brought up in conversation?

[@sethevans7587]

Rusty: To kill a woman? Come on! Animal Blundetto: proceeds to kill a hooker in the same hit.

[@_zigger_]

She was a hooah

[@recyclebinrecyclebin3807]

@@_zigger_ plus, that wasn't his baby she was carryin

[@mariod1547]

Fuckin silicone everywheres too

[@FlexGC]

He had to kill that hooker or she would've given a description that someone from the ny crew will put 2 and 2 together.

[@recyclebinrecyclebin3807]

@@FlexGC you must've been top of your fucking class

[@wspencerwatkins]

Discussing murder in public? Why not do a loud ass Jackie Gleason impression

[@user-no5uq4mc1o]

@Hound19745 a friend of johnnys

[@Robconnors7253]

@Hound19745 exactly.. he said someone has to go ..

[@czure94]

@@Robconnors7253 Yeah... maybe to the tailor to get a new suit.... to the barber to get a haircut

[@conormaloney126]

@@Robconnors7253 Yep. Even if someone was wearing a wire, that could have meant anything. Someone needs transport, needs to get fired from a job, needs to be removed from a situation they're in, etc. Legally, nobody discussed a murder.

[@brendan2415]

Quality!

[@thenewwoodsman]

Dinner might have been awkward after that refusal. Rusty doesn't seem like one for light conversation.

[@infernocanuck]

That's what I never understood. Why do the big ask during drinks? Have your drinks, have your dinner, and over desert, ask the favor. That way, if you get rejected, you can leave!

[@cletus2941]

no way tony b would have lived after that refusal....

[@evolutiontail5697]

@@infernocanuck that's actually a good idea. Make an offer at the end where everyone is buzzed and stomach full not sober and hungry 2 totally different mindsets.

[@jordanweller7485]

Nah he was like do another Gleason impression!

[@OrdinaryInspiration]

"Don't eat that pepper!"

[@scrap47]

Imagine that, being a friend of a friend but not a friend of ours

[@johnmurdoch3083]

Imagine that? Being a friend of a friend but not a friend of ours

[@gtxx6699]

@@johnmurdoch3083 Imagine that? Being a friend of a friend but not of ours

[@toiletbowlearth]

You heard what I said Tone? I said Imagine that, being a friend of a friend but not a friend of ours .. HEH HEH HEH

[@WhayYay]

I'm gonna go get the friend of a friend, friend of a friend.

[@GOSTDatingandLifestyle]

Wack a friend of a friend once? Get the papers Wack a friend of a friend twice? Well... You better just get the papers

[@Sapsche]

The timing is _so crisp._ We hear the last sigh of the two laughing and immediately the deadpan delivery from Rusty follows, it's just too good. Of course everyones hailing the actors, but the editing like here, the costumes, casting, locations and music are all top notch to me, the _Sopranos_ never ceize to amaze me.

[@LordTalax]

Yeah don't get ceized

[@skillet9141]

And the plot for the rest of the series is set in place,

[@badfoo3651]

Skillet91 yep, this is arguably the beginning of the Soprano family's demise

[@offtop3808]

HardikG121 you do understand the difference between raw intelligence and sound judgment, right? Having a very high IQ but making poor decisions is fairly common

[@joanbighorn9778]

Nah, this was one of the factors leading up to their demise but the main issue was Tony refusing to give up Tony B to Phil. I get that you can’t just give up your family but Tony Soprano has killed for much less than the shit that Tony B did, he just didn’t want his pride/ego to get hurt. Killing Peeps was a red flag but not big enough to warrant anything more than a “don’t you ever fucking do something like this again” but Billy god damn LEOTARDO??? Brother of the only known shinebox to serve 20 fucking years? Not handing Tony B over soured every aspect of Tony and Phil’s relationship and that, either directly or indirectly, led to Bobby getting murdered and Sil being brain dead.

[@whtbobwntsbobget]

@@joanbighorn9778 Don't forget Tony S got murdered too!

[@johnrod1]

@@whtbobwntsbobget we never saw, Tony's probably at home with his shinebox

[@brownpelican6244]

Was always good to see how genuine the friendship of Angelo and Tony was

[@michaelsinclair8733]

He should have went straight to Tony after that sit down and told him exactly what was asked of him.

[@boxmad5523]

“Somebody needs to go” The guy who plays Angelo is a damn good actor ! Totally nails the old school gangster part.

[@mikem6176]

He was actually pretty famous in his day. He even reminded Phil how well he’d known him.

[@rejeebush]

Go go where? I always wonder where they go. Must be some place nice like Belize.

[@stvdagger8074]

@@rejeebush A nice hill, looking onto a river with lot's of pine cones around.

[@SpellingBeeC]

but hes an old man, he dont see so good in the dark

[@crocodyluspontifex7434]

Social club? He's gotta go!!!

[@demam41]

“Thanks for the offer guys but I’m gonna have to say no...so anyways, how about another bottle and let’s get some good expensive steaks!”

[@Bigfrank88]

Rusty’s reaction to Tony B’s impression is one of the most underrated comic moments.

[@chriswilliam6751]

I have the same reaction as rusty does to the mambo bit when somebody is showing me a “funny” video on their phone.

[@alexisdetocqueville9964]

*30 seconds in* "Just wait this part is hilarious!!!"

[@BozJust]

Rusty was one downright creepy and scary guy, with those eyes, never smiling. Intimidating for a tiny guy.

[@spoda81]

When you've had a triple bypass it's kinda hard to smile lol

[@SiccDeville]

"look at this guy, not a day over 76."

[@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg]

The mayor of munchkinland.

[@dezlotto8692]

he could play nicky scarfo

[@oskarigwe9247]

Theres something about his voice as well thats eery and i cant put my finger on it

[@wjatube]

"Hey, sorry I said no guys. But can we order another bottle of Opus and maybe some desert after dinner? So Rusty, why do they call you Rusty?" -awkward

[@Ytnzy250]

I love it when desert & dessert get mixed up, that pesky auto correct again? 😁

[@LordTalax]

@@Ytnzy250 Maybe he wants to eat sand. Don't judge.

[@Marek-gn9jn]

"Friend of a friend, not a friend of ours," that's some friendship right there :D

[@khairiaris]

Friend of a friend - Associate Friend of Ours - Made Men Made Men cannot be killed without a go ahead from the higher ups. Don’t you watch Donnie Brasco?

[@dj3114]

@Lang Hansen Been watching Donnie Brosco?

[@michaelparrella2151]

He also shouldn't have said friend of OURS with Tony B present since Tony B wasnt made. That's a no no in the mafia to call somebody who isnt made a friend of ours.

[@ActionJotaPe]

@@michaelparrella2151 I think by saying “friend of a friend” he refers to Joey being a friend of Johnny and “not a friend of ours” referred to the fact that Joey was on Johnny’s side of the family as opposed to Little Carmine’s (as there was a split after Carmine Lupertazzi died)

[@raphaelkoch1573]

@@khairiaris Friend of mine - not in the mob

[@heroedeleyenda05]

This is the sloppiest murder proposition ever. 1) straight up ask the guy to murder someone 2) do it in a crowded place where everyone keeps a low tone of voice 3) get everyone's attention with an impression 4) make the proposition before ordering food No wonder their side lost

[@glengamble526]

Yeah…and also, it’s tv.

[@scottclaudet]

a shinebox of a shinebox... not a shinebox of ours

[@biggbals4375]

😂

[@Zezezeze69]

The shinebox was my favourite character, pitty they didn't get more screen time

[@jerrodlo4449]

Lmao

[@chessmentor63]

Came for the shine, stayed for the box

[@josephzanes7334]

Let me tell you a couple of t'ree t'ings

[@mr4kgamer]

Angelo And Rusty Should Have Gotten More Screen Time.

[@chrisbarr1359]

Nah. The series is damn near pefect as is. I wouldnt change a thing - even the ending

[@evolutiontail5697]

I kinda agree.

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

@@chrisbarr1359 Hardly perfect. Season 3 and 4 were kinda weak, and the last few episodes also weren’t that great and felt rushed. There’s a lot I would change about the show.

[@vastpiano5552]

@@jonnybirchyboy1560 nah

[@mrpink99]

Unfortunately for them, neither one of them ever had the makings of a varsity athlete

[@TheSoulknowsall]

The mambo thing gets me every time and the way rusty just dosent react is hilarious 😂😂

[@OGFrylock]

Rusty is not amused by his impersonation whatsoever

[@TheCmascagni]

ch1ngons1mon why couldn’t he fake laugh?

[@YaowBucketHEAD]

Eagle eye ova here...

[@josephzanes7334]

Lookin like Stevie Wonder wit your eyes rolling around your head

[@OGFrylock]

@@YaowBucketHEAD I didn't say nothing

[@madandy2008]

If it was Tony he would have cut them off and said " well anyway , here we are "

[@Forehead2Brick]

I depresses me to know that everyone at that table dies.

[@lpr5269]

"Muvey el automobile."

[@coenfilm]

That David Chase is a cold cold writer.

[@LordTalax]

Everyone dies.

[@Agent1W]

@@lpr5269 EASTERN Parkway, not the Belt Parkway.

[@mrbobtehbuildah]

Why didn't they just get those 2 black guys that were responsible for all the other hits in Jersey?

[@larrynicolas5167]

😂😂😂

[@frankfurlacker5219]

He let his jealousy of his cousin get the best of him.

[@dd.4910]

Really?

[@thedangerwich5476]

pretty much, he saw tony's big house and fancy things and great relationship with his daughter then ne saw how his sons hated being poor and without so tb got desperate to climb the latter as fast as he could. which is the reason he took the freelance hit.

[@willia3r]

That's a bit of a stretch. Blundetto did a lot of time in the joint. After doing that much straight time and keeping your mouth shut, one tends to think that they are owed something for sacrificing for _"the family."_ Even Tony Soprano admitted that what his cousin did was the equivalent of being sent to Vietnam. Tony S. took a little too long to bring his cousin Tony B. back into the life to earn again.

[@Jerryleedlelee]

willia3r it was Tony Bs fault he’s the one that kept telling tony he wanted out and to do his massage shit

[@jimantle268]

@@Jerryleedlelee He only ends up taking the hit after the massage thing falls through because of his fight with Kim, right?

[@lpr5269]

What does this guy think he is, Frankie Valli, or something?

[@nunya1738]

Your line was just too good to be true.

[@lpr5269]

Nun Ya Just stole that line from Goodfellas. I also love how Angelo had Tony do the impression of Jackie Gleason and Rusty is just sits there stone faced.

[@nunya1738]

Paul y It made me laugh, though, and that is what counts (and honest people, giving credit where it is due, in a follow up, is refreshing, too). In THAT spirit, you do know I, too, just printed the lyrics to the song.

[@joeyg535]

+Nun Ya I can't my eyes off of you(r comment)

[@nunya1738]

Joey G "It's quite alright, trust in me when I say".

[@gurjitparmar1498]

I have a feeling Rusty paid for that dinner in installments

[@Fuyos]

I like the little detail when Tony B is doing the rendition saying "GET OUT GEEET OUT!" and the people at the tables behind him look over. This show is full of little details and interactions that make it feel very realistic. I think it was a big focus in the later seasons for basically every character and extra to just act like real people do.

[@nkt1]

I've been watching 3rd Rock from the Sun recently. Hilarious, obviously, but it's a little off-putting when everyone ignores the Solomons' zany antics.

[@Italian69Boi]

Even weird non sequiturs like in real life. They made the whole show like real life like not even introducing characters properly so it makes it fun to watch again and again to see the details you overlooked

[@LordTalax]

They thought a fight was brewing at that table and were ready to piss their pants

[@bluecomet1109]

Emilia Clarke is a babe

[@billymarino4452]

I agree. There's a similar scene in the 1996 Gotti where the F.B.I agents are in the Chinese restaurant discussing how they are going to bring Gotti down. One of the agents goes on a rant and ends with him yelling "I don't care!" while a patron turns to look with a "wtf" look on his face. It gives the scene more realism because that's how people would react in public.

[@henrik3291]

Tony Blundetto did have the makings of a varsity actor

[@Ted1775]

This is a funny and yet deeply serious scene. I admire Rusty's reaction or rather quiet poise and non-reaction. There are important lessons from Rusty's quietness here.

[@BigMoney23223]

The first time a murder contract was ever turned down

[@AJTwo]

Even when Rusty says 'Kill a woman? Come on.' His eyes remain cold and calculating to see the effects on Tony Blundetto. Rusty was a powerful and ambitious captain, and he wasn't scared of Phil. It's not for nothing that John and Phil were worried that he would make a move when John was in jail. He's scary.

[@claudej.montgomery9421]

He would have got Carmine Lupertazzi Jr whacked eventually. He knows Little Carmine is weak

[@KingKhanate1997]

With that in mind it honestly makes more sense that Rusty and Phil would come to blows. Literally everyone was terrified of Phil except maybe Johnny, everyone watched what they said and made sure not to get on Phil’s shitlist. The only people who didn’t besides the aforementioned were Tony B, Rusty and Doc Santoro. And all 3 wound up paying for it.

[@AJTwo]

Well, Tony Soprano did, and kind of won, but... well, that wasn't really resolved, exactly. But I see what you're saying.

[@robertwhitley6233]

Rusty : Angelo spoke very highly of you.We want you to kill somebody for us. Tony B : I want to make my living by touching other men!Also,i suck at murdering people,i always leave at least one witness. Rusty : Ok,i'm now questioning Angelo's judgement.

[@THEAdmiralXizor]

That was the WORST Jackie Gleason impression I have EVER seen.

[@maciejbzura9057]

Thats the point lol

[@THEAdmiralXizor]

@@maciejbzura9057 True. Same with Silvio.

[@stvdagger8074]

They were in the can for 7 years. They wanted to watch Rich Little doing impressions, but they compromised and watched Tony B's lame impressions.

[@THEAdmiralXizor]

@@stvdagger8074 LOL! I see you... "compromised"... That will NEVER get old.

[@mateocalderon6822]

@@stvdagger8074 7 years? That's it, Phil did 20.

[@Bobby.B619]

Best show in the history of television, without a doubt.

[@JamesJohnson-nm5pu]

Yep.

[@jr5296]

Nope.

[@MRIDDLE72]

Saul Goodman the wire and breaking bad are the two best series of all time. The greatest season of any in history is True Detective season 1.

[@devouredbyzombies]

Saved by the Bell the college years is a close second.

[@daandemeyer1708]

Sure is. Boardwalk Empire is a close second.

[@crimsonknight7011]

Steve Buschemi is such a good monster actor. This, Reservoir Dogs, and Boardwalk Empire

[@davidduranmorales550]

Word is he's still waiting on his sausage egg McDuffin

[@parlaygod]

LOL from big daddy @@davidduranmorales550

[@ifeelallright]

Even though its TV whoever wrote this scene deserved an academy award. Now my favorite scene in the entire series. Thanks for uploading

[@shonaboy7554]

The director deserves the props

[@davejohnsen8540]

Every time I go a while without watching Sopranos clips they suck me back in!

[@PRHILL9696]

ikr!

[@lotfimouelhi269]

Dave you can't quit remember ? Once you''re in it's for life !

[@davejohnsen8540]

@@lotfimouelhi269 understand-salute!

[@lotfimouelhi269]

@@davejohnsen8540 Salute fratello di sangue !

[@me6271]

Our true enemy has yet to show his face. I think it's Borko

[@phoenix15_]

That Menu is bigger than rusty lmao 😂

[@GuThiz74]

Angelo looks like Phil Testa and Rusty looks like Nicky Scarfo lmao

[@SofaMuncher]

Rusty looked like a proper boss, i wish they did more with him unironically.

[@5824car]

Very observant, the sacred and the propane

[@rumble2468]

Even Johnny Sack said he should have been boss.

[@anton6686]

He was too busy being the mayor of munchkin land

[@LordTalax]

Fuckin stagmire is what that was.

[@markothwriter]

"Somebody needs to go..." "Did you give him a laxative?"

[@rsmith7994]

You mean he’s gotta take a wicked shit?

[@anthonyfalzone7912]

You're a real gasser lmao.

[@markothwriter]

@@anthonyfalzone7912 You make me want to go

[@faisalkamal4319]

i thought they dropped the weapons of mass destruction

[@deaddropholiday]

From the very beginning I figured Tony B's supposed high IQ and intelligence were massively overrated. I mean, sure - the guy was as ruthless as he was fearless. And his command of the English language, vocabulary and ability to talk convincingly on a variety of unrelated topics made him stand out among the boys. But an intelligent person called upon by senior guys from a rival outfit to sound out the possibility of him whacking someone up state as part of a power play should only be thinking: so why do they want me to do this and not somebody else?

[@xelldincht4251]

agree. doing stuff that your boss doesn't know about is a recipe for a disaster

[@jediknight1294]

High Int low Wis is a thing.

[@caseyash5971]

That clearly is what he thought at first. Later in the same episode, he got emotional and changed his mind.

[@davidmalik9821]

You can be highly intelligent and make stupid mistakes. Ultimately, the latter cost him his life.

[@johnlime2610]

He was more concerned with the payday

[@demam41]

That impersonation was not funny at all..I can def understand why rusty didn’t laugh

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

I love Jackie, but that's bad.....

[@MrAitraining]

"Opus" That's a $300 bottle of wine in a restaurant.

[@lpr5269]

Yeah, funny thing about that is that it tastes really good, but when you get that bill, and you think to yourself, I just paid about $75 per glass for wine. Then the next time you get something a little more reasonable because in the end wine is wine.

[@spoda81]

I take a glass of wild irish rose any day

[@johnas9092]

I drink Listerine.

[@josephgregor2455]

@@lpr5269 grapes are grapes are grapes

[@Agent1W]

300? I'd like to play that number, heh heh.

[@gregaroivanalininovich9019]

A friend of a friend... not a friend of ours.

[@YD-uq5fi]

Rusty Millio should turn up and sing a song for Phil : "Shiiiiiiinebox, Shinebox baby! "Shiiiiiiinebox, Shinebox baby!"

[@purplesword5536]

Maybe rusty woulda been more impressed with a Frankie valli imitation.. "Oh what a night, late September back in 63, what a very special night for me"..

[@starguy2718]

You're just too good to be true, Can't take my eyes off if you.

[@TheMt45]

Tony could have solved all of the problems and drama from the last few seasons of the Sopranos if he just found a little more work for Blundetto.

[@sliceserve234]

A very good observation. But plot arcs must go down after they go up ...

[@manband20]

Hard disagree. Tony's interference in Tony B's life is arguably what causes the war with New York to happen. Tony insisted on shoving the mob life back in Tony B's face, despite his objections and desire to stay clean, and this ultimately lead to Tony B's regression from the reformed mobster into the hitman on the run from an entire New York family. I saw one theory that suggested Tony even orchestrated the whole "bag of money" scene as a way to entice him back into the life. Had Tony respected his cousin's wishes to stay out of it all, he MIGHT have actually opened that massage parlor and gone straight.

[@AndyBerek]

I like how they speak in code first and then flat out just tell him

[@mnky47]

someone who can do that impression on the spot while disturbing the other people, is showing all the most important qualities for the job interview if you think about it most people would freeze up

[@donkeystyle3200]

“Kill a woman? C’mon.” Best line of the series.

[@Agent1W]

"Next time, there won't be a next time."

[@LOTW1]

I want to see more of that guy that got startled by Blundetto when he said "Get out!". He is a terrific actor and deserves to star in a Sopranos spinoff.

[@alexisdetocqueville9964]

Rusty was cold as ice. New York seemed to have a lot more ruthless and calculating people than Jersey in the show. .

[@owenb8636]

I like how the Mayor says it's a chance to hone his rep when he knows damn well no one can ever know Tony did it

[@billymarino4452]

I think it's a situation of people "knowing but they don't know" thing. Say the hit goes down but it ends up with Carmine winning the war. Tony B obviously can't go around bragging about it, but people will put two and two together once they notice Angelo and the upper guys giving Tony B more and more respect.

[@okeymmeje5118]

Guy who plays rusty has the looks to play nicky scarfo

[@Thick26tall]

that three parted answer at the end funny as hell lmao

[@simonjenkins5937]

Part where his does Mambo impression was priceless haha

[@superyid2010]

Rusty looks the spitting image of that guy from the Four Seasons.

[@kennethmalone2856]

Frankie Valli would have played an excellent Little Nicky Scarfo. He looks very similar to him.

[@MB-fo2sk]

Absolutely! Such a missed opportunity...

[@domsanchez148]

After every clip I read the comments and don’t stop until I’ve seen one shinebox and one varsity athlete.

[@PRHILL9696]

those are the ones I skip. they make us fans look retarded

[@arodgefan589]

PRHILL9696 oh poor you

[@PRHILL9696]

@@arodgefan589 No poor them

[@arodgefan589]

PRHILL9696 poor you, you joined the community under false pretenses.

[@PRHILL9696]

@@arodgefan589 Again poor them and poor you. There is nothing poor about me I live a great life. I feel for people like you though who are always sad and pity themselves. But hey glad I am not you

[@bryanjacobs9680]

that mambo thing made me laugh lmao

[@MrMusick84]

Anyone ever notice how Frankie Valli looks like the Mayor of Munchkin Land?

[@JohnMiller-oz7gv]

He is having dinner with the Lollipop Guild.

[@Italian69Boi]

@@JohnMiller-oz7gv vito was a captain. Of the good ship lollipop

[@odeleon24]

Uncanny resemblance. Some weird coincidences in this show. I mean, what are the chances that Lou Gehrig would die of Lou Gehrig disease also?

[@stvdagger8074]

@@odeleon24 Even weirder, in episode 2 of season five,(Big Girls Don't Cry ). A song playing in the background of Artie's restaurant is "Big Girls Don't Cry " by Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons. Does anyone notice that the singer sounds just like Rusty?

[@soprano8594]

If you listen closely you can hear Bobby bacala in the background muttering guys fu**ing fearless for his size.

[@gabes3dvideos]

Can’t commit a murder right now, but it was really nice of you to ask.

[@commentguy721]

Kind of weird how they mention Frankie Valli in the sopranos and he also plays a character.

[@Salmontemaki]

Kommandant Franz And christopher and lorraine and paulie and the list goes on

[@mikebaker5989]

Same with Tim Daly. He was mentioned in a previous season, then he plays J.T.

[@madandy2008]

@@mikebaker5989 can you remember who mentioned him and when? I've looked out for it and cant find it

[@mikebaker5989]

Amd2020 It was when Meadow met Noah’s parents.

[@madandy2008]

@@mikebaker5989 thanks man

[@DjVtheJESUSsouja]

Is it me or was Tony B the smartest stupid guy in this show

[@zefearth973]

I could listen to that mambo impression all day.

[@BozJust]

Friend of a friend-not a friend of ours.

[@Moleman4ever]

"not a friend of ours" = not a made guy.

[@kena7007]

“Whack a brawd?”... “it’s been done before”... “it was wrong then.”

[@mrfurio875]

Rusty got that Nicky Scarfo look

[@aguy559]

I bet that went on to be an awkward dinner.

[@joes3844]

Rusty didn’t like the honeymooners I see

[@Matmon5943]

Rusty knew Carlos never had the makings of a varsity mambo teacher.

[@mehermusic2154]

by far, thee best comment here.

[@ronintheamazon1492]

Blundetto should’ve reminded Rusty that he knows what he did that night back in December of 63.

[@gabrielM1111]

Why do all Sopranos videos have such low audio

[@mysticstylez5854]

- Do a little Jackie Gleason for Rusty - mmmmmm boyyyy are u fat!

[@starguy2718]

One of these days...to the Moon!

[@binalmistry]

"Its Lorraine Colluzo" sentence was 100% edited in.

[@deathrager2404]

it was 100 percent edited in

[@TTH247]

Yeah they loop in a lot of dialogue throughout the show.

[@northernking6610]

U notice everyone on that table ends up getting whacked

[@guywgane3]

I fucking love the impression hahaha

[@vhayes2257]

Over-dubbing there at 1:43 - poor job of it too. Couldn't they have just re-shot the scene?

[@lpr5269]

You know I am pretty good at impressions, but one thing that I have found out the hard way is that no one gives a shit about how good that you do an impression. They just do the same thing Rusty did. Stare at you with that "What an idiot!" Look.

[@whatsgoingon07]

the mayor of munchkin land was not amused by the jackie Gleeson impersonation

[@ryaneverett8375]

Always liked the bond portrayed between angelo and tb.

[@ryanhenry4389]

Rusty always seemed bigger on the Lucky Charms box.

[@mikechialastri7777]

I agree he has been a fine actor for a long time.

[@kawi7676]

I never understood why Phil took such a vengeance on Tony b here. In the mafia it’s who gave the order. Who put out the contract. Not the hitman. If Tony b didn’t do it, someone else would have because the hit would still exist until it was done. It is the guy that put out the hit that matters and that’s who they would retaliate after.

[@gregaroivanalininovich9019]

Animal Blundetto's contract was on Joey Peeps, an associate, not Billy Leotardo, made guy. After Blundetto offed Peeps and the hooker, Johnny Sac retaliated by having the Leotardos kill Angelo. That's when Tony B went off the reservation and killed Billy and shot Phil. It was an unsanctioned hit on a made guy and a captain by an associate, a personal vendetta. Johnny then "allowed" Phil to kill and torture Blundetto in response, but Tony beat him to the punch by executing his cousin. That's why Phil continued to harbor ill feelings toward the Sopranos. Problems arose when this (along with his inferiority complex) took over and clouded his judgment; making decisions in personal reasons to the detriment of business interests.

[@kawi7676]

@@gregaroivanalininovich9019 wow, it took me 20 minutes to figure out what you said but it all makes sense now. I had some key characters mixed up I guess. I need to rewatch that episode. For some reason I can’t remember Tony b hitting billy. I tried to refresh my memory but I can’t find any clips of it except for the one where phil is sitting down and goes into a dream remembering it.

[@illegalewahrheiten2911]

@@gregaroivanalininovich9019 Phil's son wasn't made.

[@jacobangeles5539]

0:14 "Angelo's my Buddy." Says to the Actor who plays a guy named Buddy.

[@parkermudsen1063]

Knowing that that Mambo bit died with Tony B. is the true tragedy of The Sopranos. 😕

[@hitleractually8180]

Tony B is lucky he's Tony's cousin. Otherwise, he would have likely gotten clipped himself for having turned down the hit. His relation to Tony S is probably the only reason he didn't get killed sooner.

[@DAKINS896]

Tony B was not made because he was in his twenties when he got sent away,,, Hardly anyone gets made in there twenties, even Christopher was over 30 when he got made and he was the bosses protege.

[@PettyShabazz]

Tony was made at 23. The boy wonder as jackie and the old boss called him. Tony was always in line to be boss. He was a damn good earner at an early age

[@eijiniizuma6184]

Carlo Gambino was made at 18

[@paulrietveld9837]

Franky Valli would have played a good Nicky Scarfo

[@shastaevangeline8952]

"He never asks a second favor once he's been refused the first. Understood?"

[@wjatube]

That must have been a long awkward dinner to follow after Tony B turned them down.