Tony Yells At Christopher - The Sopranos HD

Tony Yells At Christopher, The Sopranos HD

[@kaianttila1619]

Both of them are depressed but are too proud to admit it.

[@forman208]

That's one of the many things that would drive me crazy about mob life, you can't even admit normal shit like feeling depressed. Hell, you can't even eat pussy without people clowning on you

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

It’s not a happy life. Glad you moved on

[@joshbrunner4545]

I know that feel bro

[@stonem0013]

Embodiment of toxic masculinity

[@conor-_C]

Tony admits almost every episode

[@Vicvanexel]

“I’m no mental midget.” Tony was so hurt.

[@GigaChadh976]

And it’s stings more because Tony was trying to make sense of his own depression spotting in Christopher. And Christopher is trying to put on a strong face to impress his uncle and Tony puts up his own strong face to not look weak in front of his nephew

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Such a stupid statement from C

[@GigaChadh976]

@@DrJ-hx7wv Is it really though? If you get mentally I’ll in the mafia, they see you as a liability.

[@BlueSkullFish]

@@GigaChadh976 excellent analysis, Mr. Chad.

[@calebdixon784]

@@GigaChadh976 they both know whars going on all guys in frot of there freinds doo u change th topic talk to them or move on its not a great topic gets brought up when its usually serious esp for men imagine telling ur unlce or dad or freinds your sad.

[@DizzyDaDon]

"Fuckin Paulie.." "Don't blame fuckin Paulie!" 😭😭😭

[@GigaChadh976]

Fuckin is actually paullies legal first name

[@drfaisalkamal1275]

fuckin paulie walnuts gualtieri

[@Bennahr_Fett]

The irony in that

[@DizzyDaDon]

@@GigaChadh976 hehehe *paulie voice*

[@ultimatecontagion]

😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣​ @@GigaChadh976

[@harryluis]

"I'm not mental midget", next thing Tony trying to light a cigarrete the wrong way... LMAO

[@charliekk3377]

The way he started stomping it lol

[@heelspawn8023]

He could've easily asked for another one, but Tony wasn't thinking bout the cigarette. Christopher's ignorance towards mental illness occupied his mind.

[@ErrorUsernotfound-ol6ff]

I can't tell if that was on purpose or a accident

[@simz7068]

That was the day Tony gave up cigarettes and started smoking Cigars!

[@MJSpiritual]

I feel that Christopher's line about the "regularness of life is too hard for him" is arguably the most revealing line about the nature of this lifestyle ever said on this show. They all look down their noses at civilians because they don't have the balls live the mob life but its actually the opposite. Most of the time you see them all lazing about at the strip club or the meat shop because they can't handle working for a living. The mob's show of strength is actually a spotlight on their greatest weakness.

[@Njliving22]

no because regular 9-5 is slavery. they got freedom, live on their own terms, you'll have freedom when your 60 if your lucky

[@TheStonerosesHQ]

They might have "freedom" but nothing comes with out risks the working man may only be retired at 60 but it's better than spending the rest of your life in prison or dead most end up that way

[@kingkillerstripe1211]

MJSpiritual That is so true what you just said right now

[@Snarkythecat]

Exactly. When Vito flees NJ, he can't even spend a day doing real work. The whole scene with his watch! He gives up and he goes right back to NJ to try and get back in.

[@Tusc9969]

jeans423 Who said anything about being Brave?? What's your point?

[@ajbahus]

Chrissy’s quote about the difficulty of the regularness of life hits hard. Usually it’s not big moments that drag us down, it’s putting up with small paper cuts of a daily grind like traffic jams, relationship issues, keeping up at work, paying bills and staying within a budget, waiting in line at a checkout, cleaning up a messy house or apartment, losing your car keys. The little things that just accumulate and build up over time.

[@standup9915]

The other day I was sitting on my bed waiting to go to work and I felt this wave of negative energy and I screamed and started hitting my bed. This scene right here what he's describing feels like I went thru that.

[@itzAurora_Xoxo]

@@standup9915 life is fucking hard man...

[@itzAurora_Xoxo]

I felt this

[@standup9915]

@@itzAurora_Xoxo and it doesn't get easier.. Trust you will have moments in this world where you will have to fight against the negative energy. And it will help you

[@suspiciouswatermelon7639]

@@standup9915 You are crazy, people who do that are crazy.

[@rievans57]

James Gandolfini's acting is so strong it allows the supporting cast to shine, to feed off him. Great acting.....

[@marvinporcelli7341]

Richard Evans it's beautiful

[@nuckymancini7013]

I think they boxed him in?!? (I didn't like it)

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

The writing in every episode plus the acting is so top notch

[@joeblough261]

They buttonholed him, godamnit.

[@robertchflynn]

give a bit more credit to the other actors dude...

[@MrWitchman1967]

" I was..." "Shaddup!" " I just.." "Shaddup!" "I thought.." "Shaddup!"

[@ariefraiser140]

MrWitchman1967 Sounds like a "conversation" with me and my dad back in the day.

[@derekmok]

Christopher had such a good plan. Get Tony worked up so he'd have a heart attack, take over the family. Unfortunately, at this point Tony hadn't yet discovered that Indian restaurant with the clarified butter so his cholesterol wasn't high enough yet.

[@CyanoticFuture]

I banged yo.. " Shuddup"

[@eljacko6372]

That’s cowboyitis! 😂

[@dominon929]

Yep. My dad was explaining about how my grandpa use to get very stern if he or my aunt and uncles talked back at him. My dad was also the same to me at one point.

[@p.k.andkid4646]

"Digging up some body you clipped three months ago.." In the background in the far distance behind tony is the bridge where the body was

[@ironw6806]

No way really?!? (Like really can someone confirm that?)

[@Wagmiallday]

@@ironw6806 yes it is, im from jersey thats the bridge . called the pulaski skyway

[@FunnyVideoMaker77]

@@Wagmiallday wow learn something new everyday. Maybe I should drive out to Jersey more often lol

[@KingSNAFU]

@@Wagmiallday slight correction that's the NJ Turnpike Eastern Spur Bridge. It is indeed the bridge scene in this shot and when they dig up the body.

[@Wagmiallday]

@@KingSNAFU yea you write the skyway is black haven't been home in 10 yrs

[@Akshay-jp3ql]

Lists all the symptoms of depression "I'm not depressed"

[@amaxwiththefacts]

Akshay B Well there are people who aren’t depressed

[@goodyeoman4534]

It doesn't exist. It's presupposed, which is unscientific.

[@FunnyVideoMaker77]

He’s in deep denial

[@joeblough261]

Since time immemorial

[@goodyeoman4534]

@@stairwaytoheaven8 On the contrary, cupcake, I use the scientific method.

[@gazzak98]

I love how there's a perfectly open window but Tony still stomps the cigarette out in chrissy's car

[@regalecusglesne3022]

cigarette butts pollute the planet. don't throw them away, keep them in your pocket

[@JAYANESTHETIC]

tony was an environmentalist

[@regalecusglesne3022]

@@JAYANESTHETIC yeah that's why his main income came from illegal garbage disposal

[@ureallysuckglobes]

@@JAYANESTHETIC CONSERVE!

[@angelsunlight]

Lmaooo

[@Louieelijah]

“Bet you’re sleeping all the time right?” “Only thing I still enjoy” As both an addict and someone who’s dealt with mental health issues I can’t stress how accurate this is. Nothing feels worth it even moving your head, it’s almost as if you’re comatose. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. Majority of the time you feel nothing at all, and then the anxiety kicks in, making it all too real.

[@CaptainTrips560]

“Georgie comes into the club with vomit all over his shirt, I ask him WTF?” Idk why this line always gets me

[@sideboxing]

Agree, best line 😂

[@dapperdave918]

It ALWAYS gets me😂😂😂

[@OlgaSmirnova1]

😂

[@CaptainTrips560]

@@dapperdave918 this is probably the only time when Tony’s anger & frustration at Georgie was 100% justified lmao

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

The writing in this show is so brilliant. As his uncle, you can see that he really wants to help Chris by telling him that therapy/antidepressants might help him and that he’s on them too but since they’re both in the mafia doing so would probably get him killed. All this is conveyed through the acting. This is one of the best shows ever

[@ronoccc]

Christoper 'Sorry I'm late' Moltisanti

[@michaeljoyce6766]

ronoccc what the f- is wrong with you! I wipe my ass with your feelings

[@elveszettszikla]

ronoccc Chris sorry I snorted a bit of H Moltisanti

[@justinhopper5941]

Vito “I could probably get a note from my doctor” Spatafore

[@JuanLopez-lp8ig]

AKA Christopher "I Diden't" Moltisanti

[@PrOdRgZ]

Paulie "OHHHHHHHHHHHH" Gualtieri

[@superawes0meguy151]

I love how you can see Tony's immediate insecurity showing after making himself vulnerable to Christopher by alluding that he might be depressed. Then when Christopher doesn't get it Tony tries to distract himself and ends up lighting the cig filter lmao Gandolfini's acting here is amazing

[@GigaChadh976]

I think Christopher thought Tony was probing him for weakness instead of being genuinely concerned for his mental health

[@calebdixon784]

It’s like when your with your friends you both might know what’s go n on but because your men culture etc u won’t talk about it most of the time

[@smileymalaise]

I wipe my ass with your feelings.

[@firemarshallbob4540]

@@GigaChadh976Tony is a double edged sword. He would easily view it as a weakness on his other men as he thinks it is normal for him being a top capo and eventual leader of the family.

[@FIatts]

Going from laughing my ass off at Tony telling him to shut up over and over again to being blown away by how serious it got when they both very obviously showed that they have suicidal thoughts but are to prideful to admit it is what really makes this scene so good

[@neverbeganforme]

I don’t get why men are so prideful to throw themselves off on the thought of suicide? Life is hard, you think about offing yourself, it’s not that big of a deal. We all think this.

[@erolish]

I wish I could go back to the year 1999 .

[@kanguessokang9918]

It was a different world in '99, LITERALLY. The best television series in TV history was on and no 9/11 BS which changed the world. I digress!

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

+Kanguesso Kang - LOL at your "no 9/11 BS" comment!!!

[@knowfuturejay22]

Jesus... that year probably shaped who I am as a person today more than any other year. I loved that time in my life. I'd do a few different things though for sure.

[@steveanderson7864]

Tawnee Stone Ugh you should have not made it past 1999.

[@Reach1335]

That N64 controller was a travesty though, not everything was better back in the day.

[@roddyjarrar728]

those silent expressions from both tony and Christopher after discussing suicide, spoke many words. You can tell both of them have had those thoughts, maybe not so directly but in their risky choices and thoughts. It shows for tony with his panic attacks and his grumpiness toward everything, chrissy through drugs and his association with the life itself.

[@FIatts]

I think that’s definitely what’s trying to be conveyed, they both have had suicidal thoughts but are too prideful to admit it

[@jesuselchristo1252]

"saw it last night on, a..uhh..pwogwahmm"

[@holton345]

They're from Jersey. They're not Elmer Fudd. "No mow buwwits?"

[@rageblanket2139]

I thought Chris was an idiot but then Jackie jr. Benny, Little Paulie and AJ come into mind....they made Chris look like Einstein

[@GameDestroyerXYZ]

Rage Blanket I agree that Jackie Jr., Little Paulie, and AJ were bigger idiots, but Benny? Sure he wasn't the brightest tool in the shed, but at least he seemed more level headed than Chris. In my opinion Brendan was a far bigger idiot, probably even stupider than Jackie Jr., Little Paulie, and AJ.

[@rageblanket2139]

GameDestroyerXYZ you know what I totally forgot about brandon wow! you're right!

[@GameDestroyerXYZ]

Rage Blanket Nope, he was the same age as Chris. They were in their 30s. In the case of your friend, him and his wife are both consenting adults. It doesn't matter what age he was, when she was born.

[@rageblanket2139]

GameDestroyerXYZ huh... I didn't know they were in their 30's!

[@GameDestroyerXYZ]

Rage Blanket Chris is only 8 years younger than Tony. Since Tony was around 39 or 40 in the first season, Chris and Brendan would have been around 31 or 32.

[@Dubbag]

Georgie comes into the club with vomit on his shirt I ask him WHAT THE FUCK! lol

[@BassGuitarGuy128]

Haha

[@Snarkythecat]

Poor Georgie probably got another beating for that.

[@JoseGomez-dd9wv]

He said that line while I was reading your comment..

[@CaptainTrips560]

To be fair, that is a valid response to your employee turning up to work with vomit on their shirt

[@macncheese9542]

“Maybe I have cancer” One of the funniest lines in the show

[@forman208]

Nah, not even close

[@goodyeoman4534]

You're over-reaching

[@polizzi19]

What’s so Fucken funny about it ?? Sisters ass !!

[@gregorypalmer4909]

@@forman208 the context/way it’s delivered is hilarious lol don’t be that “cancer can’t never be funny” asshole

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

The roof is SOFT TARRR

[@gregorypalmer4909]

It’s sad knowing how it ended with these two. Chris was one of the few people Tony really loved - can’t imagine him having that convo with too many other people.

[@_JM-]

“I’m no mental midget” Tony’s face when chrissy said that haha

[@allout8033]

Tony really wanted too much from Chris, he was trying to mold Chrissy into a perfect shape but instead broke him.

[@sleepnaught]

To be fair, Chris was always trying to climb up the ladder and bitched whenever he felt he wasnt recognized. Tony sorta felt obligated to put Chris in charge of things he never should have been. He had the qualities of a foot soldier and nothing more. He couldnt handle the pressure and just spiraled out of control.

[@GigaChadh976]

@@sleepnaught And Tony didn’t exactly help when he was constantly flip flopping with how he treated chris

[@miaming9803]

Tony didn't break him, Chris just wasn't ready for such life. He was forced into it, like Tony, but Tony was strong enough to handle it and Chrissy wasn't, sadly.

[@cade.s]

​@@miaming9803tony was only strong enough to handle shit because he was the boss and called the shots while Christopher on the other hand would get undermined and disrespected by everyone all the time

[@TheBerserkCook]

Unbelievable acting in this scene. You can tell bond between these two actors is strong. And an emotional attachment is so evident between the characters.

[@user-ot1ue5qc5e]

"...you're digging up somebody you clipped three months ago" Lmao the bridge under which they dug up the body is in the background. Nice touch by the director.

[@lordoftheflings]

"I wipe my ass with your feelings!" lol best. line. ever!

[@drfaisalkamal1275]

it's true

[@ThaYoungChad]

Thanks, thanks alot

[@vielbosheit]

It's really sad. If that conversation had gone a little different they might have had a real relationship and all kinds of shit wouldn't have happened.

[@haile884]

Underrated comment

[@Go_viral_or_die_tryin]

It highlights the toxicity of the mobster culture, you're not allowed to show vulnerability, because that's considered weak. Tony constantly has to put on displays of strength and dominance throughout the series as the leader, to his own detriment and often ends up being entirely counter productive in the long term.

[@kingstarscream320]

@@Go_viral_or_die_tryin It is the same thing in real life for regular law-abiding men.

[@sergiomendoza4850]

I doubt it. The core of the issue is that Christopher is a junkie and that ultimately got him killed. Outside of that their “real relationship” is this. And it’s always been this way, it’s heavily implied over the entire show that this is how Tony has always treated Christopher.

[@BoRickersonMcFoosters]

If Chris said yes and started talking about his depression I guarantee Tony would contemplate killing him bc in his mind thats a liability. Or would lead him to trust Chris less. This is not 2021 these men are in a cruel business

[@spatzhawk]

Tony miming suicide is so funny and slapstick and awkward I love it

[@KenpoKarateGuy]

The symbolism here is that when Christopher is talking about how something HORRIBLE is going on inside his body, its not cancer, hes becoming more and more evil a bad guy a monster a wise guy.

[@benmcinnis5685]

Very astute observation. Thanks for pointing that out !

[@mattpope1746]

Yes really it’s like, maybe you’re depressed, maybe it’s serotonin, or maybe have you thought of not being a violent, self-obsessed sociopath with no redeeming qualities?

[@guy5140]

Na I don’t agree. Chris was already pretty fucked at this point. It’s not like he got worse. He’s depressed plain and simple

[@JoeyMetcalf80]

The life is glamorous. The life is tragic. The moral of all the mafioso stories. Never any happy endings.

[@godfather4377]

I think he's just depressed. Chris was a sociopath/drug addict already. They don't have much compassion for others. Chris only thinks about Chris.

[@jacklawrence2212]

Chris in many ways is a monster, but his deep, low level sorrow and weariness at not being able to handle 'the regularness of life', backed up by Michael Imperioli's beautiful performance of that line is heart breaking. Kudos to a very fine actor.

[@AllianceFiLifee]

See how Tony took offence when chris said that he aint no mental midget? lol

[@SquidkidMega]

that cut him deep

[@rogerb1031]

I caught that as soon as he made fun of any kind of mental issue Tony was best and boy the acting here is fantastic but nobody’s wearing a fucking seatbelt😜

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

Noticed it right away.

[@leandersantos2477]

This is the greatest scene in the entire series, the acting, the vulnerability, and the two best characters in the show alone, no music just the sound of the freeway. The greatest line delivered by Christopher “the regularness of life” and then you see Tony almost evolve, he almost helps Christopher through therapy but his ego gets hurt when Chris says he’s no mental midget. Then Tony dismisses him. These two characters could never better themselves

[@calumhardie9238]

'Fucking losers blowing their brains out over the bathroom' Scene changes to AJ who later attempts suicide. Fucking love it

[@JCKillah]

"Tony Yells at Christopher" Could make a volume of clips with this title

[@TimmyMcGowan]

The way Chris acts for a moment at 3:20 is so good on Imperioli’s part. Never seen a more accurate portrayal of an insecure kid worried about how they’re coming off to the cool grown up. He does this also when Tony tells him he loves him. I’ve known and been friends with a lot of autistic people and they have this same sort of look a lot of times, where they’re over-processing their own behavior and things aren’t clicking just right

[@MasterGuero]

"It's the only thing I still enjoy"

[@subsamadhi]

Sounds like my life

[@HoomerbirdG2]

@@subsamadhi same and maybe I have cancer…

[@SpinningCracKFisT]

Christopher proved to be one of Tony's biggest weaknesses thru the show and he was also one of the only guys who passionatly would stand up to Tony and tell him like it was...Christophers death/murder at the hands of Tone and the way it went down was brilliant and sums up the two's off and on hot and cold relationship. Chris loved and respected the hell out of Tony and I even think Tony truly loved Chris but to a fault. Things would never be the same after the whole Adriana deal....Tony was like a father who had high hopes for his son (christopher) who in reality was nothing short of a drug addicted fuck-up. Nobody wanted good things for Chris more than Tone. Truly amazing the chemistry they captured..Truly some art imitating life type shit Tone and Chris... REPLY

[@user-el9th6sj8f]

Alex Karalexis Tony was a bit of a dick to Christopher not in this scene but the way he treats Christopher is poor.Chris has a reason for hating Tony.The film Chris made Cleaver is a great example of Tony that’s who Tony is if u remember

[@frappachinose4200]

If you watch the last scene when Chris and tony are talking right before Chris's death, the Pink Floyd song playing says "that child is dead the dream is gone" or something along those lines and the song sings this while tony is looking a Chris, huge symbolism

[@user-el9th6sj8f]

kitchenromance the death of Christopher was kinda necessary

[@mksiazenyc5933]

Chrissy had to be the most tragic of sopranos characters...tough role to play for micheal imperioli

[@thedangerwich5476]

tony's biggest weakness was tony.

[@merffs2630]

too bad they can't just be honest with eachother. Mighta actually changed something.

[@StyleOldSchool]

SHUT UP !

[@FreshlySnipes]

StyleOldSchool - *SHUDDUP

[@goodyeoman4534]

whatever happened to Gary Cooper?

[@MLGskyrim]

@@goodyeoman4534 Uhh he died

[@secondcomingofbast9908]

It would be good if we could confide in each other, these hard, hard times. But, eh- it'll never happen.

[@caesarhansedwards]

“Something horrible is going on inside my body. There’s a physical change or something.” The parallel between depression and cancer is one that goes on throughout the whole show. That line could be describing either condition.

[@miaming9803]

Their relationship is the deepest and most profound on the show.

[@GameFactoryGQ]

Tony: WTF is wrong with you? Christopher: I thought you said you was alright, spider Tony: SHUTUP!!!

[@Bennahr_Fett]

Dance the f***in drink back here ya HOOO YA MUTHF**AH

[@DuncanUdaho67]

SHADDUP

[@brh0065]

'I did-dant'

[@MikeHuntSchmelz]

I used to love playing Blast Corps back when I had an N64.

[@masterroshi4750]

John Smith haha glad I’m not the only one

[@steveturowski7659]

I been sober for 11 years and feel great.one of the best things I ever did!

[@orginizedmindfamily443]

steve turowski you were never a addict

[@patrickoliver9133]

@Jax T hes got you there lol

[@stevenasante8662]

@Jax T lmao what a putz

[@mattmac1271]

Hows about bein normal? Is that so fuckin hard ?

[@goodyeoman4534]

@kilahchris A comment doesn't mean one cares

[@hudthestud6758]

0:59 that SHUT UP! Was hilarious 😂

[@galleryofrogues]

When you see your dad coming and you know he’s pissed and gonna yell at you 😂

[@UmarAli-pu6bx]

Goddamn i miss james gandofini

[@snoogz7630]

I think that boredness with life is what got crissy into herion

[@HighLordBlazeReborn]

Snoogz *boredom.

[@rustykuntz94]

Snoogz From The Pilot episode we see Chrissy abusing drugs. First coke, then Meth, H started in Italy. Getting hooked on the morphine from his gun shot sealed the deal. Harder to get that than dope so he went to the H hardcore in S4. I’m sure it all started from self medicating for his (he denied it) depression.

[@Fabo100]

Thats what makes most ppl do drugs. It's not always family issues, trauma, not being satisfied with your daily life leads ppl to use to create excitement.

[@subsamadhi]

*boredom, heroin

[@organizedchaos7111]

Rusty Kuntz scag started wayyyyyy before Italy... what show are you watching???

[@BassGuitarGuy128]

I love the other scene from season 5 when Tony yells at Chris for not being quiet during their sit down with Johnny Sack. "NOW I HAVE TO UNFUCK WHAT YOU FUCKED!!!"

[@Kris-tt9zs]

That tirade Tony goes from 0:29 to 1:00 is amazing acting. You can really see the level of anger and concern at once (and it also happens to be kinda funny).

[@riley1049]

CHRISTOPHER: F**kin' Paulie... TONY: Don't blame f**kin' Paulie!

[@773SleepyHollow]

This is one of many, many, many perfect scenes in Sopranos history.

[@AZK91]

That "ah" from Chris after the smack 😂

[@knafaint]

You know who had an arc ? Noah

[@BucketOfMarbles]

Where's my arc, Paulie?

[@secondcomingofbast9908]

Yeah, an Arch de Triumphe, in fact. Her name was Meadow.

[@williamharris432]

He did fuck meadow

[@torontoBluejays87]

AJ rocking that N64! Kind of want to dust mine off and play again...

[@Agent1W]

Blast Corps, too. One of the other launch titles.

[@mksiazenyc5933]

Probably the best scene in the sopranos...overlooked and underrated...but tony and Chris killed it there🤟❤️🤟❤️

[@channelname5345]

Imo these are the two best actors in the series. Everyone is so solid but these two give my favorite performances across the series and their interactions are always gold. Gandolfini really needs no further explanation but Michael imperioli’s performance is so effective and nuanced especially when you see how soft spoken and thoughtful he is in real life. Him and Christopher are almost completely different people

[@rwd6005]

The part about „The regularness of life“ probably resonates in most men nowadays who wish for a less sedentary lifestyle and more excitement, risk and maybe violence

[@DoctaFlood]

Man, the things you learn with age. It's very apparent Tony is using his experience w/ the shrink to try and analyze Christopher. Pretty hilarious actually how obvious it is. He needs to know if he's a problem or not so he wants to understand his thoughts, his motivations.

[@Papa-Squat]

I'm sure it had nothing to do with the man being genuinely depressed and sick of his life

[@bl5533]

Yep

[@GigaChadh976]

He’s trying to see if Chris is having the problems he’s havibg

[@damnwindows98]

We lost a good man R.I.P

[@mattpope1746]

You can tell that each actor’s dialogue is filmed separately in these car scenes as the view out Tony’s window is clearly middle of the day and outside of Christopher’s window it’s sunset.

[@smile--]

Christopher is so real

[@90boyle]

That look they give eachother at the end is so touching.

[@cinematicstudios3418]

😂😂😂😂😂I love this scene, also shows the chemistry of tough love between Uncle & Nephew despite Mafia life.

[@johnjuhasz9125]

“Shot a civilian in the foot” SPIDER

[@AnCapone1899]

-"I wipe my ass with your feelings" - Thanks. Thanks a lot" 😂😂😂

[@barnabalifonti9758]

Not sure if I'm making this up or something, but I seem to remember reading somewhere that David Chase said this show was all about people who lied to each other and themselves. This scene perfectly embodies that and it's one of my favorites for that reason.

[@samuelborchardt-cho7379]

“You wanna be a big bad guy christuuuuffa.” Anyone notice the bridge in the backround? Same place Chris dug that body?

[@sergiomendoza4850]

The way Tony is just popping off about Georgie walking into the bing with vomit on his shirt followed by a “SHUT UP!” Is just fucking comedy gold. “I asked him what the fuck?!” Lmaaaoo James Gandolfini is incredible.

[@dafcorleone]

Nothing like starting your day with Tony greeting you like that😊😉

[@samuelcapritta1086]

That fucking ear slam was legendary

[@tedsmith6385]

Still my favourite scene of the series, the way the argument feels so real with Christopher never able to get a word off in his defence, also the delivery on "I ask him... WHAT THE FUCK" kills me everytime :). This scene is so funny, sad and revealing to the relationship dynamics of Father-Son between Tony and Christopher

[@TheFTC21]

One of my favorite scenes from the series.

[@frankiegino2324]

Should've started the clip 3 seconds earlier to see that great steady cam shot of tony standing there

[@millergoldagency]

That Lexus was so tidy

[@Del-Canada]

Tony was more humble and awkward back then.

[@Darskul]

Tony should've gotten him a playstation instead.

[@chadcleary7821]

Tony Soprano is one of the most brilliant characters ever created. Obviously a bad guy, but complicated and impossible to root against. He had so much personality and JG was a master of the role. I miss this show.

[@firespinguy]

"And fucking Georgie come into the club; he got vomit all over his shirt. I ask him WTF!"

[@bbranco01]

Best "Father & Son" conversation ever..haha....I know they are cousins

[@drfaisalkamal1275]

he is carmella's nephew not tony's

[@onewiththeragingwind6730]

Gandolfini was literally the best ever....ever

[@toptenguy1]

1:49 : Dr Tony Melfi. lol

[@TommyRibs]

Tony looked like a Varsity Athlete in this one.

[@TheKingOfRuckus]

....nice😂. That one's going to fly over some people's heads, but I got it!

[@BostonGhost617]

Bahahahhahaahha

[@corylandolt3614]

Georgie comes in wit vomit on his shirt, I said, “Wat da fuq!?!?” 😂😂🤣🤣

[@gangreneday]

This is what almost a real conversation sounds loke.

[@lean.2366]

First season Tony is empathizing with Chrissy's mental state, whereas last season Tony pushes Chrissy to relapse and kills him because of it. What a ride the show was.

[@speckyhotdog84anderson6]

Walter white & jesse pinkman ain't got shit on Tony saprono & Christopher moltasanti the best acting duo tv has ever produced EVER. 👍🔥

[@Gforcebond]

I love this scene. So well acted! And love Tony lighting the cig backwards lol my cousin did that once he's a goofball lol

[@grantburton5073]

I need to watch all this again fekin love this show

[@jonb2100]

My all time favorite Sopranos scene..hands down!

[@giannirusso8406]

One of the most powerful tv scene ever

[@swa7169]

2:59 "Vito asked me the same thing once. Funny, we weren't talking about depression...."

[@labenbrittenum6934]

i remember watching the show when it first aired but when youre able to enjoy these 3 or 4 minute clips... the pure brilliance of GANDOLFINI comes through like a freight train

[@God_of_Destruction_Kakarot]

An accurate depiction of Life yelling at me when I mess up when I'm depressed. I tried to explain and fix it but life just yells Shaddup! Lol

[@kingkev6338]

“Fuckin Georgie comes into the club and he’s got vomit all over his shirt, I ask him , what the fuck???” Idk why that cracks me up😂😂😂

[@UCNXonline]

"I dunno Tony, I dunno...it's like the fuckin' regularness of life is too hard for me." Ominous foreshadowing.

[@MacysShopLifter]

"The regularness of life is too f**ken hard for me" and when he was thinking about running off with Adriana the thing that stopped him was him seeing a guy with his wife and kids... living a regular life

[@werunthesestreets]

Funny when Chris responds to the depression and suicide questions you can see Tony giving him respect