"Pine Barrens" was probably the funniest episode of Sopranos. Too many funny quotes to remember, but one they didn't include was the scene where they're sleeping in the abandoned van, and Christopher is taking a leak on Paulie's side of the van. Paulie says, "oooohhh, do that by your own window, I don't wanna smell your piss"
@@prestongalindo1499 no morbid shit but de niros death is to be expected he’s in terrible shape for his age, can only hope for the best but when pesci & pacino die that’s gonna suck
Paulie is such a brilliantly written character. He's simultaneously the most sentimental character on the show while also being a complete and total scumbag. One scene he's pouring his heart out to Tony about his mother and then the next scene he's smothering an old lady to death over money.
This one stings. The cast and crew of The Sopranos brought the absolute best out of Mr. Sirico as an actor. He inhabited the role of Paulie seamlessly and with conviction. His portrayal as a gangster is, IMO, the most complete and believable in film/TV history. He brought an authenticity and depth of character that is unmatched. His mannerisms, gestures, delivery, and idiosyncrasies were glorious to behold. He had the most memorable and quotable lines on the show by a country mile. My condolences to his family and friends. It is saddening to see how many cast members of The Sopranos have passed. I will treasure the moments of joy I got watching that show. Godspeed Mr. Tony Sirico.
Season 4 episode 8 has one of my favorites, he's talking to his mother's friends in the old folks home and goes: "I don't get it, when I was a kid you were old... now I'm old and you're still old" lmaooo
A life without Paulie Walnuts is barely life at all. This guy gave me so many laughs during a crappy time in my life. I hope he’s eating maple walnut ice cream up there
Paulie and Junior always have me in stitches. That scene of Paulie in prison on the phone to Johnny Sack when he turns to another inmate and yells, "Don't touch that channel! My program's coming on!" always cracks me up.
this is some eerie shit, I started rewatching the sopranos months ago & I just finished the finale yesterday...a couple of hours later Tony dies, I feel like I been stabbed in the heart. RIP Uncle Paulie!
the best one is when he goes "hey you remember your first blowjob? How long did it take for the guy to cum?" "you hear that Tony?! I asked him if he remembered his first blowjob he said yeah. I said how long did it take for the guy to cum?"
I have the series on dvd, I’ve watched the series so far maybe six times, I don’t watch tv anymore to much woke BS, and DEI has ruined everything… Nothing is worth watching anymore.
Unbelievable how the writer/director of the show got such incredible actors. Hes absolutely fucking brilliant. Hands down my favourite character. Hes ruthless, can be compassionate, but has your back until the end. A true soldier! "Commendatori, like a commander, i like that, that's respect"
Its way to far in the past now for me to know for sure but I think that Paulie might have been the hook that encouraged me to really get into the show.
I love Paulie but Sirico is not really a good actor. He does a good Paulie because he is very close to Paulie in his real life. Any movie you watch with him (even pre-Sopranos), he basically plays Paulie.
My favourite ever Paulie line is in Pine Barrens with the bad phone connections. Tony's describing the Russian's past in the military "Worked for the Chechen interior ministry". Paulie "You're not gonna believe this. He killed 16 Czechoslovakians. Guy was an interior decorator". Then Chris responding with "Did you see his apartment?" just kills me.
Oh man, one of the best lines is missing :D When cousin Tony (Steve Buscemi) tells them about the Korean guy giving him money for a massage parlor and Paulie steps in: "Word to the wise; remember Pearl Harbor!" Just priceless.
+Wusel Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And Paulie was correct as for as the sneak attack, as the Asian later sucker punched cousin Tony in the gut while they were fighting! Lol! It was a Pearl Harbour sneak shot if I've ever seen one!
haha that's was a good one. I loved the one where they were in Tony B new masseuse shop and the Korean chick daughter leaves and Paulie goes "word to the wise, Remember Pearl Harbor."
akkiim0123 definitely, especially when him and Chris are arguing outside that restaurant about Chris always paying and the waiter came out bitching about the tip. that one was my favorite
The fact he was so specific with the Maple Walnut ice cream makes it for me. Maple Walnut is such an old person's ice cream flavor, I doubt they even make it anymore.
+Dimitri Valmas My favorite in that episode was "How about the Cuban Missile crisis, the cocksuckers brought nuclear warheads into Cuba and pointed them at us"
Paulie's relationship with his mother (who turned out to be his aunt) shows that somewhere inside Paulie had human feelings underneath his mob-toughness. As viewers, we can somehow relate to these characters even though they are reprehensible mobsters and murderers, snuffing out lives seemingly untouched. The characters Paulie and Tony played off each other's flaws and strengths. The painting of Tony and his horse Pie-O-My, rescued and retouched for Paulie to make Tony a Napoleonic general - what a revealing sequence. Paulie (who hated to see the expensive painting trashed, a big waste of money) meant it as a compliment to his boss - and maybe an underhanded jibe as well. Paulie was naturally funny, even when he wasn't wise-cracking. The Sopranos was so much more than a saga on mob-violence thanks to brilliant writing and especially acting. Paulie Walnuts was one of my favorites.
All the characters are presented as sociopaths. They act in the most cruel way and then cry if some remotely bad thing happens to them or some people they are close with.
Prob my favorite tv character of all time. He had one of those roles that u couldnt see anyone else playing and do it any better. The dude cracked me up like no other.
Paulie was one of the reasons I kept on watching Sopranos. He always had lines to deliver, and boy did he do it with style. Loved the Paulie&Chris due too. Rest in peace Tony Sirico:(
Paulie Gualtieri, biggest ball breaker ever ... and the man never shut up, which alone was annoying as hell and enough to make us want to strangle him. Even in Tony's state of comatose unconsciousness, Paulie's personality had a negative effect on the nerves. There were a few times when we saw a glimmer of humanity shine through his hardened soul ... so while he was an asshole to the nth degree, maybe he wasn't completely heartless. Still, I never really trusted him. I questioned his loyalty to Tony throughout most of the series. In the end, The Sopranos left Paulie just as he always was ... alone and miserable.
He was probably one of the most loyal guys to Tony, he never done nothing behind his back. He had a soul but what do you expect in a job where you are killing and robbing for a living, not everyone will be humane.
+Angel Deville I think Paulie was one of the most loyal of them all actually, though I agree that he was a lonely person. I think he missed Chris very much after he died. The ball breaking was the only social contact that Paulie had.
RIP Tony. Your portrayal of Paulie is my 2nd favourite in the show just behind Mr Gandolfinis Mr Soprano. Go and have a good catch up with him up there
I used to live in Bensonhurst. Spent many times singing with him after the festivals. He was exactly what you'd expect and every single bit of Italian American. Dearly missed. So very dearly missed.
Had to watch this after hearing the news, Fly High Mr.Sirico a legendary character played by a legendary actor it’s crazy to think that he originally was going to be uncle junior I don’t think the show would’ve had the same impact
Paulie and Chris. The greatest comedy duo of all time.
Heisenberg and Pinkman.
Come on man.
B. G. Nope
@@blakeswanson1322
I misread. Apologies.
I thought "overall," not "comedy."
For that, I would say Kenny Powers and Stevie J.- Eastbound and Down.
M M - Oh cmon their fight scenes were hilarious
@@b.g.3073 There was some funny moments, but no where near as funny as Paulie and Chris imo
"he killed 16 Czechoslovakians, guy was an interior decorator"
haha..unforgettable moment surprised it was not included..remember laughing so hard..
***** "His house looked like shit."
"Pine Barrens" was probably the funniest episode of Sopranos. Too many funny quotes to remember, but one they didn't include was the scene where they're sleeping in the abandoned van, and Christopher is taking a leak on Paulie's side of the van. Paulie says, "oooohhh, do that by your own window, I don't wanna smell your piss"
Hahahaha!!! that was a great one, Pine Barrons.
***** "AND WHAT'S YOUR PLAN?! EAT KETCHUP PATHS?!" XD
R.I.P. Tony. Liotta, James Caan and Paulie gone in less than a month, but never forgotten. Legends. 😭
I'm scared pacino, pesci and dinero are next
Agreed 👍 🙏
Clearly God is fixing up to make a legendary wiseguy movie.
@@prestongalindo1499 no morbid shit but de niros death is to be expected he’s in terrible shape for his age, can only hope for the best but when pesci & pacino die that’s gonna suck
@@fuckedyomomandgotacookie I didn't know he was in bad shape but I get you
RIP Paulie, funniest guy on the show. Him and James are up there breaking balls right now
Paulie's mandatory greeting in the afterlife is....
Remember your first blowjob?
How long did it take for the guy to cum, heh heh heh
Having that sit down in the skies...2 legends,gone
...
lost in the snow episode
God: Tony, go to hell!
Paulie: You're talkin' to the boss here!
No, he still in the purgatory, my friend
Paulie is such a brilliantly written character. He's simultaneously the most sentimental character on the show while also being a complete and total scumbag. One scene he's pouring his heart out to Tony about his mother and then the next scene he's smothering an old lady to death over money.
Sopranos love to remind us that we love and root for sociopathic felons
he's also the most spiritually driven character of the crew, i love that
*mudda
@@MrFish626you think so? even considering his run in with the ‘fuckin’ queers?’
Ey!. Chu talk em dude dah bozz hea!
I love how Paulie tells his jokes twice. Makes it twice as funny
Lol I love it because I know a few people that do that in real life😂 This show has some very authentic acting
You hear what I said Tone?
Go get the papers get the papers
When they're standing 2 feet away and heard it the first time
@@Diabaddus same
This one stings. The cast and crew of The Sopranos brought the absolute best out of Mr. Sirico as an actor. He inhabited the role of Paulie seamlessly and with conviction. His portrayal as a gangster is, IMO, the most complete and believable in film/TV history. He brought an authenticity and depth of character that is unmatched. His mannerisms, gestures, delivery, and idiosyncrasies were glorious to behold. He had the most memorable and quotable lines on the show by a country mile. My condolences to his family and friends. It is saddening to see how many cast members of The Sopranos have passed. I will treasure the moments of joy I got watching that show. Godspeed Mr. Tony Sirico.
Sad day man
So well said. Rest in peace Mr. Sirico. 💕
Rip Tony S and James G. 2 of my fav actors from THE BEST TV show ever...with the best quotes
Imagine if Pauley got a shrink session with Dr. MELFI .
That could have been funny.
Well said. I always looked forward to Paulie arriving on the scene. He made everything better.
Rest in Peace Tony Sirico. I can imagine him getting to heaven saying "Whaddya Hear Whaddya Say!"
Season 4 episode 8 has one of my favorites, he's talking to his mother's friends in the old folks home and goes: "I don't get it, when I was a kid you were old... now I'm old and you're still old" lmaooo
Mmo
Paulie Was hands down the funniest character on the show, played incredibly by Tony Sirico.
He was hands down the funniest character ever on any TV show
strontiumXnitrate He was hilarious to me anyway.
Junior chrissy ralph and tony were the funniest
Michael Mentore They were all funny in their own way but I think Paulie was by far the funniest.
strontiumXnitrate heard he used to actually be part of the mafia.
"This is like a weight loss commercial, before, and way before."😂😂😂😂
A life without Paulie Walnuts is barely life at all. This guy gave me so many laughs during a crappy time in my life. I hope he’s eating maple walnut ice cream up there
Hear, hear.
The world lost a legend for sure.
Salute.
"Oooh, look at that! It's like an ad for a fucking weight loss center. Before, and WAY before", hahahahaha
Does this guy ever quit breaking balls ?
Dennis Stuhr
That was Paulie's best joke, hands down. With the side view of fat fucking Vito and Bobby to go with it. Hilarious.
Hey Tone. You hear what I said to those guys?
@@infinityinfinityinfiyeah before and after
One of the greatest TV characters ever
+mikeandkimarecool from one of the greatest tv shows ever.
+jdb316 The greatest tv show ever
and that last line is just perfect...
Two different people but same name
with out a doubt. he is one of the greatest TV characters ever
I love how Bobby always sighs, shakes his head and walks away lol
RIP Tony! You brought many laughs and joys to our hearts on Sunday nights!
The best Paulie Walnuts quote: "Heh heh."
Heh heh
🤘🤘 heh heh heh
Paulie and Junior always have me in stitches. That scene of Paulie in prison on the phone to Johnny Sack when he turns to another inmate and yells, "Don't touch that channel! My program's coming on!" always cracks me up.
Lol made me laugh so hard...even in prison no one would fuck with Paulie.
you need to be in stitches for saying that retarded ass phrase
Even that funny fast walk he put on to get to the phone made me crack up😂
3:39 Patsy’s laugh and Paulie looking back at him looks so genuine, like it’s from a blooper reel or something
Heh heh heh
Sil back there just like shaking his head at them. Always liked him. Despite certain tasks he had to carry out
this is some eerie shit, I started rewatching the sopranos months ago & I just finished the finale yesterday...a couple of hours later Tony dies, I feel like I been stabbed in the heart. RIP Uncle Paulie!
"His wife is so fat, she goes campin', the bears have to hide their own food"
Ronin5B She's so fat, her blood type is Ragu 😄
Eddie Gianni lmfao
Ronin5B. So Fucken Funny !!🤣😂
I heard shes having a 90 pound mole taken off her ass
“Two guys could f- her and never meet...”
But he's always gotta look to tony for approval.. "Hey, ya hear what I said Ton'?"
+Kenneth Shiro then he repeats the joke verbatim lol
lol yeah, apparently the character Paulie was supposed to be the "jerkoff" archetype.
the best one is when he goes "hey you remember your first blowjob? How long did it take for the guy to cum?" "you hear that Tony?! I asked him if he remembered his first blowjob he said yeah. I said how long did it take for the guy to cum?"
"heh heh heh..."
Tom yo mutha was workin the bonbon concession at de Eiffel towah
R.I.P. Tony Sirico
“Drag your laces through urine.”
1:20 I love Sil’s reaction
Never fails to crack me up how sil delivered that line
miss the Sopranos so much..
Why don't you watch it again?
keep rewatching it
HBO MAX. Over and over again
I have the series on dvd, I’ve watched the series so far maybe six times, I don’t watch tv anymore to much woke BS, and DEI has ruined everything… Nothing is worth watching anymore.
my fav is: christopher " paulie you ever think nothing good will ever happen to you?" paulie replies " yea, and it never did, so so what?!?"
RIP Tony Sirico.
He passed always earlier today, and I'm still having trouble grasping it.
Unbelievable how the writer/director of the show got such incredible actors. Hes absolutely fucking brilliant. Hands down my favourite character. Hes ruthless, can be compassionate, but has your back until the end. A true soldier!
"Commendatori, like a commander, i like that, that's respect"
Ever since the Pine Barrens episode, "Stop getting cunty" has become part of my vernacular.
Loved that episode. I was a late bloomer and that was the first episode I saw. Immediately hooked.
Justin Mundell I think that particular episode is in every Sopranos fan's top 10, most likely, top 5. For me, it's probably number one.
+Justin Mundell Best episode in the whole series in my opinion.
One of the mediocre episodes for me. So incredibly overrated by fans.
@@Mundellica Me too.
You forgot his best quote
About Vito (After they find out he's gay): "think about it tone, the sudden weightloss..."
Paulie: "AIDs?!?!"
J. Y. Nobody’s got AIDS.. I don’t wanna hear that word in here again lol
Yes!
"END OF SUBJECT"
Paulie was always so lost with medical talk. Cat scans dog scans, all the monitors went bullshit etc
Hahahhaa
One of the greatest characters in history. Rest In Peace Paulie.
Absolutely
RIP Paulie, always put on an amazing performance he he!
“You hear that Tone? I said ‘RIP Paulie, always put on an amazing performance he he!’”
Real talk, he’ll seriously be missed. God bless.
LOL at Silvio shaking his head when Paulie says "I guess you could call that a dick"
WHADDYA HEAR? WHADDYA SAY?
Best moment
Imagine having an uncle like him, you’d never stop laughing...a guy like him would keep the kids off their phones
Thanks for everything Paulie, you’re the best.
Paulie Walnuts is the funniest character on this show, absolute legendary acting by Tony Sirico!!
Its way to far in the past now for me to know for sure but I think that Paulie might have been the hook that encouraged me to really get into the show.
I'd have to agree with that.
I love Paulie but Sirico is not really a good actor. He does a good Paulie because he is very close to Paulie in his real life. Any movie you watch with him (even pre-Sopranos), he basically plays Paulie.
miss you big guy
Junior>>>>>
"I hate cats their just snakes with fur" lmao
that actually makes sense
Trust me T, snakes been fucking themselves long before Adam and Eve showed up
they're*
@@xChimkin No it does not
And you know what Paulie thinks about snakes. How can you trust someone who can literally go fuck themselves?
“Ay tone, the USS Liberty...”
"He jumped out of the tree and came at me with a chainsaw, I got a right to defend myself Ton"
My favourite ever Paulie line is in Pine Barrens with the bad phone connections. Tony's describing the Russian's past in the military "Worked for the Chechen interior ministry". Paulie "You're not gonna believe this. He killed 16 Czechoslovakians. Guy was an interior decorator". Then Chris responding with "Did you see his apartment?" just kills me.
16 Czechoslovakians 😂 I love Paulie
His house looked like shit.
I just remembered it... Cried laughing
I hate that your top comment, from definitely the best quote in the show, misquotes the punchline. Chris says "His house looked like shit!"
Oh man, one of the best lines is missing :D
When cousin Tony (Steve Buscemi) tells them about the Korean guy giving him money for a massage parlor and Paulie steps in: "Word to the wise; remember Pearl Harbor!" Just priceless.
Wusel I couldn't stop laughing at that one :)
+Wusel Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And Paulie was correct as for as the sneak attack, as the Asian later sucker punched cousin Tony in the gut while they were fighting! Lol! It was a Pearl Harbour sneak shot if I've ever seen one!
+Wusel That's racist!
+Brenda Williams ===yeah, and everyone KNOWS it was the chinese who attacked pearl, not the koreans...
+Wusel hahaah yeah that was hilarious
RIP to a legend, what an incredible character brought to life. Thank you.
I always loved it when Paulie would give people the death stare and say " MY FRIEND" in that way . RIP Tony Sirico .
my favourite Paulie quote: ''snakes were fucking themselves long before adam and eve'' XD
Ben Williams what episode was that?
haha that's was a good one. I loved the one where they were in Tony B new masseuse shop and the Korean chick daughter leaves and Paulie goes "word to the wise, Remember Pearl Harbor."
"He's an interior decorator and he killed 16 Czechoslovakians!"
"Fuck it lets just go..squirrels will eat him anyway" and "Mix it with the relish!"
"Hasidim but I don't believe em"
His 'ooooh's are best
akkiim0123 definitely, especially when him and Chris are arguing outside that restaurant about Chris always paying and the waiter came out bitching about the tip. that one was my favorite
The fact he was so specific with the Maple Walnut ice cream makes it for me. Maple Walnut is such an old person's ice cream flavor, I doubt they even make it anymore.
I just love Paulie's casual, hands/thumbs together stance
"you could eat maple walnut ice cream off of the toilets."
Everything he says is gold.
STF~Sil
Paulie Walnuts was my favorite character on the show. :)
One of my favourites 👏🏿 Will be greatly missed. RIP Tony Sirico 🙏🏿
Rip Paulie Walnuts🙏
"the squirrels will eat him anyway" 😂
"I gotta watch TV to figure out tha world?" fucking love Paulie, he's my favorite character of the show.
Rip Tony Sirico.. the funniest character in the show. The scene of him sitting alone at satriales at the end of the series hits hard.
Yeah it’s so sad he’s gone. I think I’m about to do a rewatch in honor of him.
Rest in peace, Tony Sirico. Forever a legend.
Pine Barrens has to be one of, if not the best episode with Paulie.. Christopher: Bring some food.. Paulie: SOME FUCKIN SHOES TOO! lmao
+Dimitri Valmas My favorite in that episode was "How about the Cuban Missile crisis, the cocksuckers brought nuclear warheads into Cuba and pointed them at us"
+Jeremy Forczyk "mix it with the relish"
"mix it with the relish"
+Dimitri Valmas that was the first episode I saw - my mate introduced me to the series, knew i'd be hooked if I watched that
+jeremy f hahaha.. that was hilarious
best character in sopranos easily lol
Him and Ralphie haha
@@jimmyteerex2177 fuck Ralphie
Yes
1. Furio
2. Paulie
3. Tony
4. Silvio
5. Chrissy
@@jesuspernia8031 Furio at 1? Put down the bong…
After I watched the episode of Paulie talking about his shoe laces I started washing my hands after every time I tie my shoes. Even to this day .
R.I.P. Tony Sirico🙏🏻❤️
Paulie's relationship with his mother (who turned out to be his aunt) shows that somewhere inside Paulie had human feelings underneath his mob-toughness. As viewers, we can somehow relate to these characters even though they are reprehensible mobsters and murderers, snuffing out lives seemingly untouched. The characters Paulie and Tony played off each other's flaws and strengths. The painting of Tony and his horse Pie-O-My, rescued and retouched for Paulie to make Tony a Napoleonic general - what a revealing sequence. Paulie (who hated to see the expensive painting trashed, a big waste of money) meant it as a compliment to his boss - and maybe an underhanded jibe as well. Paulie was naturally funny, even when he wasn't wise-cracking. The Sopranos was so much more than a saga on mob-violence thanks to brilliant writing and especially acting. Paulie Walnuts was one of my favorites.
All the characters are presented as sociopaths. They act in the most cruel way and then cry if some remotely bad thing happens to them or some people they are close with.
4:49
2:40 I love when he does the snapping
RIP Tony, he’s going to meet up with James and talk about the good old days now.
He’s gotta serve his 6000 years in purgatory first. 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms, he could do it standing on his head.
"...before and WAY before!" This show should have come with a warning label: 'You may experience a spastic colon from laughing!'
"Da boss of dis family told you you're gonna be Santa Claus... You're Santa Claus. So shut the fuck up about it." Hahaha gets me everytime
RIP Tony Sirico. Thank you for bringing a legend to life
RIP Tony Sirico
*In hospital*
Father Intentola: "How is Tony doing?"
Paulie: "He's a lot better than those fucking nuns you got working for you"
funny he goes into the spiel about not wearing laced shoes...if he wasn't wearing slip ons, he wouldn't have lost one in the snow
haha
that's probably why he stopped wearing laced shoes lol
4:59 "Ay, Tone. On my mudda. Wooden doors"
"Wuddaya hear, Wuddaya say!?"
Rest in peace Tony Sirico. 1942-2022.
Prob my favorite tv character of all time. He had one of those roles that u couldnt see anyone else playing and do it any better. The dude cracked me up like no other.
Every line spoken by Paulie in the infamous 'Pine Barrens' episode could be here!
RIP Tony Sirico aka "Paulie Walnuts" (1942-2022)
Rest in Peace Tony Sirico
Rip Paulie
Paulie was one of the reasons I kept on watching Sopranos. He always had lines to deliver, and boy did he do it with style. Loved the Paulie&Chris due too.
Rest in peace Tony Sirico:(
Such a shame he’s gone. Rest easy Paulie!
Paulie Gualtieri, biggest ball breaker ever ... and the man never shut up, which alone was annoying as hell and enough to make us want to strangle him. Even in Tony's state of comatose unconsciousness, Paulie's personality had a negative effect on the nerves. There were a few times when we saw a glimmer of humanity shine through his hardened soul ... so while he was an asshole to the nth degree, maybe he wasn't completely heartless. Still, I never really trusted him. I questioned his loyalty to Tony throughout most of the series. In the end, The Sopranos left Paulie just as he always was ... alone and miserable.
He was a rough guy doing a rough job. No more and no less.
He was probably one of the most loyal guys to Tony, he never done nothing behind his back. He had a soul but what do you expect in a job where you are killing and robbing for a living, not everyone will be humane.
+Jonah Takalala Never done nothing behind his back except looking to switch to New York by talking about Jersey business to Johnny Sack.
+Angel Deville I think Paulie was one of the most loyal of them all actually, though I agree that he was a lonely person. I think he missed Chris very much after he died. The ball breaking was the only social contact that Paulie had.
RIP Tony Sirico, we might as well give 2022 back to the Indians
RIP PAULIE.
Reunited with Jimmy
Rip Paulie
1:57 Ralphie appreciates a good remark like his own
RIP Tony Sirico a legend
Rest In Peace Paulie
Thanks for the memories Paulie. You were perfect in that role. Glad it was yours. Rest in peace.
RIP Tony. Your portrayal of Paulie is my 2nd favourite in the show just behind Mr Gandolfinis Mr Soprano. Go and have a good catch up with him up there
1:00 Paulie had the makings of a varsity cleaner
RIP Paulie Walnuts
I used to live in Bensonhurst. Spent many times singing with him after the festivals. He was exactly what you'd expect and every single bit of Italian American. Dearly missed. So very dearly missed.
Ay tone, wooden doors?
Had to watch this after hearing the news, Fly High Mr.Sirico a legendary character played by a legendary actor it’s crazy to think that he originally was going to be uncle junior I don’t think the show would’ve had the same impact
RIP Paulie, true legend!
RIP Tony.
Now you can find out who all the ghouls were that were following you.
Sick shit.
Rip he changed my life
Wooden doors Tone I swear on my muddah.
RIP TONY SIRICO
RIP Paulie Walnuts.
RIP Tony Sirico. Marone 😔