is this the best episode in television history
CUDDLE FOR WARMTH
USE YOUR OWN BODY HEAT
YOU GOT TIC TACS ALL ALONE?
Rub two dicks together to start a fire
It's actually the most pleb tier episode of The Sopranos. If you watch that amazing accomplishment of a TV show and come away thinking "LEL PINE BARRENS WAS SO EPIN AND FUNNY LIKE IN BRUGES AND MY KEKOLDTINO FLICKS" then you would have been better off just watching Breaking Bad.
Pine Barrens represents everything that held back the sopranos artistically. Don't get me wrong, the show is incredible, but it's DESPITE the parts of the show like this episode, only thrown in to keep the "entertainment" crowd engaged. Thank god we got Mad Men. That's the real evolution of artistry of The Sopranos but this time without the obligatory Pine Barrens esque "entertainment" shit.
GIMME THOSE KETCHUP PACKETS
If you're a redditor maybe.
It is good but, the best? Absolutely not.
>tfw OP posts sincerely with anything other than a screencap from the S2 finale of Twin Peaks
>>71711518
I know man, I hate being entertained. Fucking normies and their enjoyable tv shows.
>>71711518
>Thank god we got Mad Men. That's the real evolution of artistry of The Sopranos
Fucking kill yourself.
>>71712803
If you claim to like The Sopranos but can't appreciate Mad Men then you may as well have just been watching Breaking Bad or playing a video game for those 6 seasons.
>>71711518
Autism.
>>71712905
Pine Barrens is the /v/ episode of The Sopranos so if anything it would be autism to like it.
>>71712878
If you unironically believe Mad Men is better than The Sopranos, then you should literally kys, faggot.
>>71712988
They're the two greatest works of American televison with Deadwood in number 3. I wouldn't call Mad Men BETTER necessarily but it's certainly less hamstrung by the obligation to appease plebs, but that just speaks to the freedoms of the television landscape now compared to 15 years ago. It's a definite evolution, but choosing between the two just depends on whether you put more value on doing it first or being more refined in your execution.
>>71711518
>it's a Mad Meme is good episode
>>71715329
Since you're somebody unsophisticated enough to think that Mad Man isn't good then I can comfortably tell you that the show is superior to anything you have ever been equipped to enjoy.
I know you love your Breaking Bad, and your based comfy fargo and true detective, but those shows are the infant leagues compared to Mad Men. Maybe you accidentally enjoyed the sopranos for the wrong, superficial, reasons, what was actually good about the show was going over your head, just like Mad Men did.
>>71715421
NOT GREAT BOB!
>>71715421
Mad men is a show for 40 year old women who want to cry over how much don draper suffers from getting pussy all the time.
OH MY FUCKING GOD WE MAKE COMMERCIALS THIS IS SO MEANINGFUL lol, soulless shit from end to end.
Having fun is reddit, tho.
>>71715849
Thank you, adult video game player.
I think Pine Barrens is a great introductory episode to Sopranos if you want someone to try it.
It's punchy, moves at a good place, has a mix of tension and comedy and is pretty well self contained.
It's a strong episode, don't know about best though.
mad men is dead and soon to be forgotten. same with breaking bad.
sopranos lives on.
there's a reason for that.
Sopranos best episodes by season
S1 - Pax Soprana , College
S2 - Funhouse, From Where to Eternity, House Arrest
S3 - Armour Fou, Fortunate Son, Pine Barrens
S4 - Whitecaps / The strong silent type
S5 - Test Dream, Long Term Parking
S6A- Join The Club / Mayham (I count them as a 2 hr episode), The Ride
S6B - Walk Like a Man, Kennedy and Heidi, Second Coming, Blue Comet, Made In America
6B is without a doubt the GOAT season of TV and will NEVER be topped.
16 CZECHOSLOVAKIANS
>>71716710
youre missing 46 long, cold cuts and isabella
>>71711335
Nope, its over rated. The show over all isn't really that over rated, but because shit like this happens, that episode is basically over rated.
MAYONNAISE! MAYONNAISE!
>>71713508
The Breaking Bad hate here is seriously destroying my sides. Goddamn, try harder you cucks. Why not watch grass grow, and complain if the wind kicks up and too much action happens
I TOLD YOU WE SHOULDA STOPPED AT ROY ROGERS
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>>71711335
mfw this was the first time I watched sopranos by chance when I opened the tv during a winter storm and I wasn't going to the school next day so I had the %100 comfy mindset in bed and then this episode comes up.
![two-cathedrals-martin-sheen[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/pViL9Rk.png "two-cathedrals-martin-sheen[1].png")
nah son
>>71716973
It's a bad show. If the idea of somebody disliking it is that outrageous to you then you're obviously in the wrong place. Go back to your home board.
Breaking Bad was infantile capeshit pornography.
>>71717130
Nah you're wrong, it's an objectively good show and you have bad taste.
>>71717047
holy shit this
"You're a son of a bitch, You know that? She bought her first new car and You hit her with a drunk driver. What? Was that supposed to be funny? "You can't conceive, nor can I, the appalling strangeness of the mercy of God," says Graham Greene. I don't know whose ass he was kissing there, 'cause I think you're just vindictive. What was Josh Lyman - a warning shot? That was my son. What did I ever do to yours but praise His glory and praise His Name? There's a tropical storm that's gaining speed and power. They say we haven't had a storm this bad since You took out that tender ship of mine in the North Atlantic last year. Sixty-eight crew. You know what a tender ship does? Fixes the other ships. It doesn't even carry guns. It just goes around, fixes the other ships and delivers the mail. That's all it can do. Gratias tibi ago, Domine. Yes, I lied. It was a sin. I've committed many sins. Have I displeased You, You feckless thug? 3.8 million new jobs, that wasn't good? Bailed out Mexico. Increased foreign trade. Thirty million new acres of land for conservation. Put Mendoza on the bench. We're not fighting a war. I've raised three children. That's not enough to buy me out of the doghouse? Haec credam a Deo pio, a Deo iusto, a Deo scito? Cruciatus in crucem. Trus in terra servus, nuntius fui, officium perfeci. Cruciatus in crucem. Eas in crucem.
...You get Hoynes."
>>71717047
>The West Wing
>this is how it really is
>no bohemian grove
Dropped
>>71717166
If you think that Breaking Bad was a good show then that only speaks to the level that the video games have degraded your mind. Season 5 of Breaking Bad is the single worst season in the history of television. The first couple of seasons were passable, that's as far as I can go in terms of praising it.
In the second half of breaking bad it is hot pocket meme time all the time.
>>71717047
Redpill me on The West Wing, are all the seasons worth watching? Is there a decline in quality?
>>71717240
BAHAHAHAHAHA OH MY GOD, I love this place so much.
>>71717240
the best part is if no one had watched breaking bad, then THAT would be his favorite show. fuck,it hurtttttts myyy siiiiiides
>>71717351
yeah because the sopranos wasnt the biggest show of all time....
>>71717351
Breaking Bad would be a awful show regardless of the viewership. Too many "entertainment" scenes 2bh.
>>71717240
>those damn conformists
>*smokes cigarette and looks into the distance while wearing leather trenchcoat*
>>71717351
>>71717652
>>71717839
Go back to watching football, idiots
>>71718060
>>71717240
>>71717652
>>71717597
My favorite directors are Kurosawa, Lean and Hitchcock, please god tell me this triggers you too for some reason
>>71718190
and explain why in detail
>>71711518
Kill (you)rself
>>71711518
fuck you
>>71718190
Lynch, German, Ozu. Seriously, consider watching sports for entertainment, kino is not for you.
I'm up to season 4 of breaking bad, it's pretty good, but not even in my top 3 dramas.
>>71715849
you literally have saw nothing but the commercials, parodies, and maybe caught 15 minutes of an episode...your opinion is worthless
>>71716330
I disagree completely with mad men being dead. I am the type of person who can only watch an entire series once, maybe twice once its completely over, but I already feel like I am ready for a rewatch of the series after rewatching it completely before the final season last year
It's one of those shows that, as you grow and your perspective towards life and your understanding of human behavior changes, you begin to look at their motivations differently and have different interpretations with each rewatch. Plus, there is just so much fast dialogue and subtle characterizations that you will always catch something new when you watch again
>>71711518
I feel like you were on the edge of making a good point and are correct when you say that it is typically seen as the default favorite episode to those who only understand the show at a surface level.
However, the dark comedy exists throughout the show's run is so essential to what makes the show so perfect and its weird how you reference Mad Men when they were doing shit like the lawnmower scene and the 200 pound Negro prostitute all the time that is exactly in the style of the Soprano's humor and is just as essential to its formula as well.
>>71711518
(you) sound like a puertorican whore
Mad Men was dogshit. Waste of fucking time
>>71718611
Been watching Lynch's films since I was in highschool, Ozu is another of my favorite directors. Try harder, butt mad faggot
>>71711518
>not Season 4, Episode 9, the best episode of television history
>implying Ralphie's arc in the season 3 and 4 wasn't one of the top 3 highlights of the show
>implying seeing the REAL Tony Soprano wasn't GOAT
>IMPLYING!
>>71719016
>>71718903
>>71718385
Here come the /v/edditor Sopranos babbies who didn't even understand the "based" "comfy" show they watched.
If the goal was to pick an episode of the sopranos and have the entire element of the fanbon that has that episode of the show as their favorite executed, with the aim of purifying the fan base. There would be literally no better choice than Pine Barrens. That is undeniable. You'd cut away the /v/reaking /v/oddlers from the community immediately.
>>71719127
Poor Chrissy. He was loyle to his capo but his Capo just broke his balls
;__;
>>71719250
He was a liability. Always talking about his movies, his drug habits, the whole fiasco with his wife. (and Tony saw a lot of himself in Chrissy and Tony fucking hates himself thus projects that onto Chrissy)
>>71719250
>>71719380
Pottery
>>71719380
>>71719321
Tony was the boss. Paulie was his Capo when he wrote that screenplay
>>71711518
You miserable cunt, you must be insufferable to be around.
>>71719250
>That episode where Tony B and Tony S break his balls about being sober and make him cry.
This motherfucker gave up everything for Tony only to be continuously shit on and eventually killed by him.
>>71719426
>Chrissy sees a crow when he gets made
>Chrissy gets killed
>You can hear a crow from outside when Tony starts to think about him
The best Sopranos episode is the one where he kills Ralph and him and Chris dispose of the body.
Those are a lot of scraps, John.
>>71719466
>ywn see the directors cut of 'Cleaver'
>>71719548
Ralphie dying was one of the saddest episodes
>Ralphie son gets hit with arrow
>Ralphie breaks down starts changing his ways thinking he's being punished
>still earns more that week than anyone else
>Pie O My burns to death
>Tony blames him despite no evidence because Ralphie wasn't sad enough
>Tony kills Ralphie
Tony has no one to blame for himself when he starts earning scraps during the final season
>>71719565
>>71711335
it's not even the best sopranos episode but it's pretty good
I'm on my 5-6th rewatch, and I was extremely moved by the last two eps of season 4, Eloise and Whitecaps. It was a real emotional crescendo, and the fight between Tony and Carmella is electric. Best acting on TV period.
Not sure whether anything in S5 will live up to those two, but S6 has some GOAT moments too.
Nothing from any lesser show even compares.
>>71719681
chrissy driving back from uncle pats gets me every time
>>71719578
>Cleaver was a straight to DVD movie
you know that had to piss Tony off based on how much money he invested and time Chrissy spent on it rather than running his crew
>>71719681
The funny bits in this show are better than most actual comedy shows
I'm not sure if its because it's just refreshing levity in the middle of all the serious subject matter, or because you come to know these characters so well. Maybe a bit of both
I remember one little bit in season 5 where Janice is ranting about something and says "That bitch is lucky I didn't kill her!", and Tony just does one of his quick little grins and says "Well, we know that." She gives him a death stare that would give even Livia pause.
Tony and Janice's interactions are some of my favorites. They both know exactly how to get under each other's skin right away
>I wonder what's French Canadian for "I grew up without a mudda?"
>"Sacre bleu, where is mi mama?"
>>71719799
>>71719799
>>71711518
You seem too simple-minded to take all this so seriously and judge the show. PB isn't one of the best Sopranos eps, true, but it has important characterization in it that tells us a bit more about these characters than we otherwise would have, and therefore, isn't sheer entertainment that "holds the show back" as you put it.
>>71719681
just finished my 3rd rewatch and Bobby's reaction to seeing his family after his first hit always gets me
I can't stop listening to this song even though I get sad afterwards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul041CSNJto
also this song is in the Jukebox in the series finale
>>71719921
They could have presented that characterization in a less "entertaining" way and not sullied the show with this pro-audience crap.
>>71716973
BrBa is an utterly mediocre at best show, especially given the existence of The Sopranos.
BrBa literally has nothing going for it except for an occasionally engaging plot. It's just a cartoony adventure with 1-dimensional "characters" that viewers can enjoy "putting themselves in their shoes."
Beyond that, there's nothing insightful or artistic to connect and enjoy contemplating--it's just fast food TV to kill 45 minutes of your time brainlessly. It's fine if you like it, but BrBa is justifiably criticized here, especially when the topic is a legit brilliant, artistic and moving show.
BrBa is Tom Clancy. Sopranos is Shakespeare. Don't expect people discussing Shakespeare to accommodate glowing opinions of Clancy.
>>71719548
I already fucking said that
>>71720028
Holy shit dude, just staaaahp. We get it, you're an ultra craycray contrarion (Pic related)
>>71717166
>it's an objectively good show
To be sure, literally nothing is "objectively good" or "obj bad," but I would say BrBa is better than your average show. That's fair.
But still, the other anon was correct--it is the TV equivalent of capeshit and is infantile.
>>71720175
TV equivalent of capeshit is without a fucking doubt Game Of Thrones.
>>71720175
Killing and torturing children for no reason at all isn't objectively bad? God I despise people that think everything is objective. There are rights and wrongs, there are better things than others. It's a fact dawg. But we're on /tv/, so fuck you for making me bring that up
>>71720111
More! More! I desire MOOOOORE!
can you explain, in detail, exactly HOW the characters are one dimensional, especially in comparison to the legit brilliant artistic and moving show?
>>71720214
Game Of Thrones and Breaking Bad are both on the same level of disposable non-artistic empty hype driven television.
Breaking Bad was largely a more watchable show than GoT from a subjective standpoint, but it's still working in the same plebeian territory. Walking Dead is right there too but that's even worse than GoT. They're all low brow pleb dramas.
>>71719753
don't remember this. context?
>>71719767
Actually I meant the fight below. Gandolfini's facial expressions are priceless, and the content of the fight is so real--Tony being bored with a housewife doing mundane housewife shit for years and years, and Falco's acting is right their with his. Just amazing TV.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dj6E7Z1dNv8
>>71720274
>Killing and torturing children for no reason at all isn't objectively bad?
Not from the perspective that human beings are morally bankrupt and deserve to be punished.
>for no reason at all
That sounds like an opinion
>>71720380
>don't remember this. context?
cold cuts, two tonys make fun of him and he starts crying on the way home reflecting on his childhood
>>71720337
Not him, but you have to admit that the characters will almost always act as they have. In Sopranos, let's focus on Tony (it is a character study afterall), one of the deepest characters in TV. He has so many complex emotions and thoughts, compounded on memories and ideals that it's hard to crack him and see things how he does. The whole fiasco with Pie-O-My! Is a prime example. He couldn't handle the loss of innocence anymore, it broke him, literally who would of thought that a dead horse would send Tony over the edge? He has depth, he has dimensions, "Say My Name" has an arc, but no depth.
>>71716973
But when it's Better Cal Saul, /tv/ goes 'WAAAH, TOO SLOW, NOTHING HAPPENS'.
>>71720481
Exactly. They hate success and popularity, thats the bottom line.
>>71720392
Literally what? Who could have the perspective that A. Children are morally bankrupt and B. That torture is ever okay in anything? You're either fucking stupid or trying to hard to win an Internet argument so you fly to the extremes
>>71720540
>Who could have the perspective that A. Children are morally bankrupt and B. That torture is ever okay in anything?
Many people including myself.
>Torture is NEVER okay
Are you for real? Did you just get here from tumblr?
>>71720472
>unable to handle the bantz
>>71720586
Haha wow! Never in friendo! I know what I'm dealing with now
>>71720732
Do you seriously think that torture is never justified?
This is no place for such a naive leftist.
>>71720480
Oh there's no doubt Tony is incredible character, but you can't just make the definition of depth your own, Walt has depth but of course it's different, it's might be more realistic as well. Walt couldn't break over the loss of innocence because he is already broken, he is already dead. Say My Name isn't even the end of his arc, the real end of Ozymandias. How can you say he's so one dimensional and acts the way he always has, when he tries to save Jesse's life for the entirety of the series and then in the end does decide to kill him? And even more the reason he decides to kill Jesse is because of other people's perceptions, which is of most importance to the entirety of the series, it's all about how perceptions effect one another and how we unknowingly craft the world by seeing it in certain ways, at certain times, brought on by heightened or lowered personal emotion, it isn't really a character study, but it is absolutely a character drama.
>>71720028
>They could have presented that characterization in a less "entertaining" way
I think you know you're getting real far-fetched here. You're saying they should avoid inserting some really funny moments along with the plot and characterization, because it might be too entertaining. Get real.
>>71720889
>You're saying they should avoid inserting some really funny moments along with the plot and characterization, because it might be too entertaining. Get real.
Absolutely, if you're watching the sopranos for "funny moments" when there is such amazing human character exploration you're watching the wrong fucking show. Don't enable the plebs. Comedy is inherently puerile and cheapens any work in which it rears its head.
>>71719647
Ralphie had it coming ever since he killed that whore.
>>71721014
Ralphie was a great and powerful man. What's a whore worth? Do you think you'd deserve to die for the sake of a literal trash human being dying for whatever reason? Maybe, yes. But that's your low self esteem. I don't think there was anything morally wrong with what Ralphie did.
>>71720274
It's just technical and theoretical, but no, to answer your questions, doing unspeakably horrible things to children is not "obj bad."
Morality is always subjective because at its root, any moral claim begins with the premise "I believe [so and so is undesired]." Try it--"prove" murder is "objectively wrong." By contrast, you do not have to begin with a subjective premise to prove 2 + 2 = 4. That's an objective statement.
No need to get carried away by this--it's just technical/theoretical as I said--we obviously have to have laws criminalizing murder, robbery, and many other things. So it doesn't really "change anything" that you can't prove stabbing infants is wrong, it's just a technical point.
If there were a real God that prescribed some sort of universal moral law, then perhaps there could be objectively good and bad things.
What are some of the greatest episode endings?
I always liked the Pie o my one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFxSep7KS_U
>>71721099
>oing unspeakably horrible things to children is not "obj bad."
>>71721399
Surprised to find retarded leftists in a sopranos thread, the show always struck me as pretty redpilled.
>>71721435
Breaking Bad is more red pilled. Sopranos might have more red pilled characters but not red pilled writers
>>71721464
Breaking Bad is enjoyed by mainstream reddit facebook culture and therefore can never be redpilled.
>>71721435
>>71711518
Watch it Chrissy
>>71721494
Sopranos is as well. And yes, it can still be red pilled. It can also be subversive, you dumb fuck. Is South Park not red pilled? How about early Simpsons?
the writers of breaking literally gave the Nazi characters lines that were quotes of Vince Gilligan's as a joke regarding his personal politics.
>>71717253
Yes there is a decline in quality, though I don't remember exactly when
Yes they are all still worth watching
>>71721567
I never had a problem with Paulie when watching the show years ago, but in the time since then I have realized that he is the most /v/eddit tier character and the show would have been better without him, this is based on the people I see using the character as a reaction image and the things they say
>BASED COMFY PAULIE
>FUCKING PAULIE MEME MAN IS THE BASEDEST
I'm at the point now where he is the human emodiment of the video game. The cheeto dust is wafting off the monitor every time I open an image of him.
>heh heh
What a funny recurring meme trait for the fanbase to repeat to it other while at Sopranos is based comfy epin show get togethers. Fuck Paulie.
>>71720337
BrBa characters only have a handful, or fewer, reactions to different situations. And these situations themselves are cartoonish to begin with (crimes related to a meth-deal white suburban 50-something). This is boring and doesn't tell us anything we can really relate to.
Jesse for instance is largely just a cliched "fuck up" stoner-type 20-year-old. We only really ever see him as a slacker/goofing off, and then we see a simplistic emotional side, where he takes some umbrage at Walt's immoral acts or is very depressed. None of that is interesting or nuanced. It's just very uninsightful and predictable for a 20-something "dumbass" to react the way that Jesse reacts, and the simplistic execution doesn't really tell us anything about human life. (The other characters fit this simplistic mode too.)
Chrissy, on the other hand, shows a range of emotions and reactions to more realistic, nuanced situations than what Jesse faces in BrBa. He experiences betrayal/being used in pursuit of his dream, he shows angst when contemplating his identity and the banality of everyday life, etc., and these events inform how he lives his live later. The experiences motivate him to change or assert himself. This all becomes satisfying because you can relate to how (in part because the events/everyone's role in the events are relatively realistic) Chris feels and reacts. And you can bring up lots of these for most every other character too. They feel like real people.
There's a lot of very true to life dialogue as well--from Tony telling Sil he's a success because of his *personal* attributes, not because of his Italian ancestry, to Tony saying believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see, etc. etc. Weaving all this in enhances the realism--these seem more like real people talking about real things that really matter, rather than a high school drug-dealing teacher saying a one-liner to intimidate someone.
>>71711335
I'LL LEAVE YOU HEAR YOU ONE SHOED COCSUCKER!
>>71721652
You should probably lay off this site for while. Once you start honest and literally interpreting irl shit as "reddit" tier unironically; you've lost your way. Take a sabbatical from this Malaysian tickling fetish forum.
His apartment looked like shit.
why are there a ton of sopranos threads all of a sudden
>>71723688
well i just finished watching it for the first time and i assume a bunch of other people did too
>>71723688
/got/fags still have their hbonow sub up
>finish your sundae
It's a called a 'silo' you uncultured guinea swine.
>>71723688
Because it is the greatest tv show of all time and I think the majority of /tv/ agrees. The more sopranos the better.
>>71719016
Nope, eat my shower waffle old man, and I like looking like a puero rican whooaa.
>>71721056
She tripped, and hit her head I swear.
I don't get who Tony is all of a sudden, he had that homo erotic aggressive relationship with the bartender George, always beating him, like he hated the man on man relation he had on him in private and wanted to portray a tough guy image, and poor Georgie let him do it too. It's one of the untold love stories of Sopranos you have to piece together yourself, get use to it folks, Tony and Georgie had a sexual relationship.
>>71724021
he beat Georgie the first time because him being incompetent with technology reminded him of his mother. He was angry at his mother but he couldn't beat her so he took it out on Georgie. All the physical pain he wished he could instill in his mom he gave to him.
The second time Tony was just angry and frustrated. He needed to take his anger out on someone and Georgie was just at the wrong place and the wrong time
>>71723688
it has the best threads. Sopranos threads are always the best you occasionally have your spergs like itt but it's mostly good
also, with the recent rise in cuck posters sopranos threads are a great escape
>>71724557
No escape
>>71724650
I never thought much of that part until rewatching it recently and I had to pause
fuck you guys you ruin everything
>wake up
>wipe the cigar ashes, tomato sauce, stripper glitter and gabagool grease from my polyester short-sleeved collared bowling shirt
>breathe heavily and as loudly as possible on my trek down the stairs and across my McMansion to the kitchen (probably the most exercise I've done in years, I never did have the makings of a varsity athlete)
>fix myself a hearty plate of gabagool with a side of gabagool
>pour myself a glass of Tropicana™ with some pulp to wash down the diabetes
>here comes A.J down the stairs
>it's been a good week for him, he only attempted suicide 5 times and he got an F+ on his community college Remedial Arithmetic quiz
>I'm proud of him
>So proud of him that I take him outside to see his new car. My son only drives the best
>A brand-new stretch hummer limo. The safest money could buy, and it gets ten feet to the gallon
>A.J. starts bitching about the environment
>Tell him I'll throw his ass back in the pool if he doesn't shut the fuck up and get in the hummer limo
>He gets in, the hummer limo immediately bursts into flames
>A.J. survives, is angry he's still alive and goes back up to his room to jerk off to interracial porn
>Carmela arrives, she's back from the gabagool market
>She presents to me crates, barrels, backpacks and suitcases packed to the brim with delicious gabagool
>"It took me hours to gather all this gabagool, Tony. A thank you would be nice."
>Give her a gabagool and cigar flavored kiss on the cheek and a crisp $100 bill, and pat her on the head. That'll do, Carm, that'll do.
>Phone rings, it's Meadow
>Everything goes to black, there's no punchline. Fuck you, lmao!
>>71724781
>>71724866
TONY, TONY, TONY, TONY? TONY...TONY
>>71724785
9/11
>>71724500
Dr. Melfi said Tony wanted to bang his mom, so you see, that's where all this comes into place, the Tony and Georgie gay relationship on the down low.
>>71725176
>>71725176
Vito is that you? You fucking FANOOK
>>71725275
>>71725272
That's another hint, good find! See how he gets all touchy on having homosexual experiences and relations?
>>71725275
See how he was a little upset when Vito was exposed as gays? He knew there was a small chance him and Georgie's relationship could get exposed. He didn't even want to take action against Vito even.
>>71725275
I love you Johnny Cakes.
>>71725317
IT'S JUST A JOKE...C'MON I'M JUST JOKING
>>71725437
>I love you Johnny Cakes.
that was so gay it was almost cute
>>71711335
not television. It's HBO
>>71725533
>>71725629
>Vito tells Johnny Cakes that "sometimes you take a schlong so long, you don't know when you are safe" and the two decide to fuck. They then ride a bike with no seat together that results in a romantic picnic and them 69'ing in a secluded field, Vito throws up when goes to perform analingus on Johnny Cakes and mentions his ass smells like Tijuana with a hint of rotten sardines and sour milk.
>>71725764
>>71725764
>Vito works all day with construction workers
>Vito goes to the gayest leather clubs filled with hairy fanooks
>implying some swamp ass will make him vomit
>implying it won't give him a hard on
>>71725936
You just ruined the whole fantasy, thanks, but you're absolutely right. I guess instead of vomiting Vito digs in deeper and buries his face in Johnny Cakes cheeks
>>71725999
trips of truth
>mmm no syrup needed
>>71726114
The story wrote itself in the end.
>>71725999
>>71726348
>dat smirk in the penultimate finale when studies show Tony is nothing but a con man sociopath that will never make any changes
fucking jews
>>71726557
>dat jew fishing joke
Tony is a god
>>71726593
![00000.m2ts_snapshot_03.39_[2016.07.06_21.24.00].png](https://i.imgur.com/nlhRnl5.jpg "00000.m2ts_snapshot_03.39_[2016.07.06_21.24.00].png")
>>71712641
pilot > finale
Thank god a good sopranos thread tonight. I've been meaning to refill my sopranos folder after the reformat.
You gotta bee onna your hat.
>>71727212
stuppida fuckah game
Is The Wire comparable in quality to this at all?
I've heard its good, and I know it won't be as good as Sopranos but just how close to it is it in quality?
>>71727338
depends who you ask. some will say The Wire is better others will say the Sopranos.
The Wire focuses more on society and touches multiple themes and issues compared to the Sopranos
>>71727338
I started to watch it the last week but still choice the sopranos.
>>71727338
>>71727397
lets face it, theres too much nigger bullshit in the Wire. That is the barrier that most people have with it. If you can get past that its pretty good though. The Sopranos may try hard to make the Italians worse than niggers (especially later on in seasons) but the truth is; if you do it honestly, niggers are orders of magnitude scummier.
>>71727338
Yeah, it's better.
>>71720586
>Many people including myself.
This is an 18+ board. Also stop sperging out in the Lord of the Rings Thread.
>>71720960
>Comedy is inherently puerile and cheapens any work in which it rears its head.
You're just a faggot son, sorry.
>>71711518
Good bait, but Mad Men really ruined it. Too obvious.
>>71711335
thats always been my favorite episode, beating out the one where they go to italy
that whole gag about the interior decorator was probably what won them the emmy that year
its a series that should have ended after one season episode
best mobster coming through
>>71726784
S2E7 > Finale > Pilot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QBl-BuEIV8
1. Valentina de la Paz
2. Gloria trillo
Power gap
3. Irina
4. Tracey the whooa
Power gap
9001. Svetlana the homely rat face Slav
900000001^infinity. Janice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT9j5Soirk0
DONT DO THIS TO ME
DONT PUSH ME TO EDGE
REPENT ON YOURSELF
FUCK YOU YOU ARE CALLOUS
best character in the series
>>71728725
>That is the barrier that most people have with it.
nice projecting you pleb
>>71727338
Season one of the sopranos and the wire are both immaculate. They both go downhill and lose focus from there. I would say that the sopranos comes out ahead overall but it doesn't matter.
>>71729260
>Literally reusing shit from Eraserhead is the best moment in television history
Yeah no, you're a faggot
>>71729567
>Svetlana not number 1
>all those greasy italian-looking cunts
top pleb
>>71731519
>still using vlc
>current milleniumfalcon
>>71711518
saved
>>71711518
>people took this post seriously
>>71721099
>"any moral claim begins with the premise "I believe [so and so is undesired]"
>Points out this is an axiom and therefore subjective
>2 + 2 = 4
Yeah go far enough back and there are axioms in mathematics aswell; it does not mean that it is not objective.
>tfw no Charmaine titfucking
>>71716829
Isabella is one of my favourites. So comfy. I think it's the wind.
>>71730461
No. Sopranos only gets better later on. That's the undisputed consensus. Wire stays on the same level.
>>71720586
Wew lad.
First off you don't know much about Moral Realism becuase they're not teaching it to you in high school right now, but its a position most philosophers take that objective morality exists (even outside the belief of a God or gods).
Have you looked up success rates or statistics on torture? It is a useless means of information extraction for 2 reasons. 1. The person being tortured probably won't have answers to your questions and 2. They'll say anything you WANT to hear to get a break from the pain. It's unsuccessful and this is taught in first-year college courses (buy you're not there yet). I really don't give a damn, but quit being edgy and trying to sound smart, everything you said is laughably dumb and shows your age. Children are morally bankrupt? Are you fucking stupid? Haha
>>71736262
>most philosophers take that objective morality exists
A slight majority does not qualify as 'most'
Meta-ethics: moral realism or moral anti-realism?
Accept or lean toward: moral realism 525 / 931 (56.4%)
Accept or lean toward: moral anti-realism 258 / 931 (27.7%)
Other 148 / 931 (15.9%)
http://philpapers.org/surveys/results.pl
>>71711335
It's been years since I watched the Sopranos series but is that the episode where they shoot the Russian guy in the woods?
>>71736463
Yeah, most, especially when you factor the "other" from the equation, it's double. Either way, he was advocating that their is no objective goods or bads, when clearly there are. Not everything has to have one, but if I can set up a scenario and your only defense is circular reasoning of subjective emotions, the point is moot. Finding a random toddler the age of 3 and torturing him for weeks before killing him can only be considered morally right if you derived pleasure from it and your morales are based around you and you getting pleasure. Outside of you, however, it's wrong, moral goodness transcends the self. Morals do not exist in a universe without life and conscious thinking, but once we obtain the ability to reason, morals are transcendent of self, even if it's a scale we cannot perceive yet. I'm really over having this conversation on a fucking Sopranos thread. You won't change, I won't change, have a good one.
>>71729055
>italian americans
>>71711518
you were correct up until you brought up mad men
>>71736950
>Yeah, most, especially when you factor the "other" from the equation, it's double
And when you are honest it's a bare majority.
I have been converted to Butthurt Realism by this thread, however.
>watching The Sopranos
>fat fuck's heavy breathing getting so noticeable and annoying each season
>immersion ruined
>>71737339
his breathing was incredibly disgusting
>>71719519
Those parts were hard to watch, especially when Paulie was talking shit to his face in the bar when he couldnt drink and Tony didnt defend him
>>71737448
Chrissie could dish it out too though.
Not even the best of the series but funny
>>71721065
Seek help.
>>71740070
Welcome to 4chan, enjoy your stay.
