He’s even a good father and husband, is Bobby. Still kind of an idiot and susceptible to lowest-common-denominator American prejudices/racism, but generally a good guy.
Honestly, the most shocking and surprising thing to me in the entire series is that the lake house fight between Tony and Bobby didn’t end up differently- I.e. with Bobby dead. I get it, kids, married to Janice, almost necessary for Tony to keep around, but given Tony’s rage and pride…. I’m still amazed by it
To be fair Tony never said he was The strong silent type, he wanted to be the strong silent type but didn't know that in order to be the strong silent you need to control your emotions and not allow your emotions control you.
Definitely! But they ultimately turned his character into a sniveling pussy too! He must have pissed the writers off? For them to do his character like they did! Went from a total badass to a straight simp who cried over a women he never so much as kissed!
Even then he shows that the strong silent type is actually a very lonely existence I think to that scene where both Tony and Furio are making dinner alone. Tony reheats pasta qnd drinks it with milk meanwhile Furio makes a whole meal from scratch and pairs it with a wine. Furio takes initiative and puts in effort while Tony dines on other people's hard work But despite their differences both characters are in the same position, in their empty houses feeling deeply alone. Great storytelling
"NOW WHO CAME IN HERE AND ATE MY SHIT!" Paulie's (silent, gestural) response is priceless. That's the punchline to that exchange. Suddenly Paulie (of all people) is the rational, collected one of the two. Yet again, the genius of the show on display in a totally inconsequential five second comedic beat.
Tony Soprano ‘romantized’ old Hollywood actors and movies. Your assessment of Tony as a ‘complainer extroidineer’ was spot on. The Sopranos remains my favorite TV drama of all time.👏👏
When Tony was talking to Beansie in Remember When, he mentioned that Paulie was like Gary Cooper when he was growing up and that he had changed into someone who never shut up about anything only to Beansie remind him that he was also like that when he was younger. I think one of the reasons why Tony was always critical of Paulie and got more annoyed at him as time went on was because he couldn't live up to the standards young Tony set up for him.
I seriously can't believe I didn't notice this about the show! I always thought it was ironic because Cooper always played characters who were in touch with their emotions. Sure, he wasn't blubbering all over the place but he knew when to express himself. Take for example, High Noon, he spends the majority of that movie seeking out help but getting turned down. He gets desperate. Again, you don't see him breaking down or anything, he keeps his emotions bottled up but you see he's upset and its tearing apart especially since its suppose to be the happiest day of his life - his wedding day!
It's always hotheads who admire "the strong, silent type." What they mean is that they want OTHERS to be strong and silent and endure quietly while they personally throw tantrums over the slightest little thing.
Tony's like a weeb when he starts talk when he starts talking about Gary Cooper. Like those kids in middle school who start believing their Goku or Naruto.
I think the closest in Tony’s circle to a Gary cooper type may have been furio And furio wound up being disgusted by his indulgence and gluttony almost killed him and almost slept w his wife What would Gary cooper think of Tony soprano?
This is all true but what you're missing is he brought this up in episode one. I got it, on good authority, in quasimodo's writings no less, that prior to the series, Tony Soprano was the spitting image, both literally and figuratively, of Gary Cooper. Its just once that Melfi got him talking about his feelings, you couldn't shut him up!
I think when Tony was playing the Bad Ass Killer and Dispensing Mafia Justice He was closest to someone like Gary Cooper. But in his everyday Life you're absolutely Correct. He was always The First to start Complaining about things and Because He was the Boss or The Breadwinner People just let Him do it.
Most people we look up to, have attributes we recognize as ourselves not having, but wish we did. That's why we look up to them, otherwise I could look up to my own attributes.
But he was dreaming of that lo mein all the f**k the way over there!🤬 No one could keep their cool in that situation... not even The Great Gary Cooper ! 🤣
Robert Mitchum had died recently when they filmed the scene when Janice swatted the mosquito, hence Tony's joke about him being reincarnated. But the Annette Bening connection is very insightful, well spotted.
First of all - glad to see you’re still making videos. I’m wondering if, now that you’ve gotten some time + distance from The Return, if you’re willing to revisit some of your theories and make any additions, subtractions, addendums… those videos were *tight.* Second of all - this is a great point about the irony of Tony’s character and how audiences can be deceived. I think there are a lot of people who (consciously or unconsciously) think of Tony as exemplifying the “strong, silent type” simply because he’s a powerful man who is in the habit of getting what he wants. It’s crazy how willing people are to heap praise on men who display these qualities. Mindless! The show-runners were too successful in making Tony likable - the big sin of the Sopranos. If you like Tony too much your swooning may distract you from some of the finer points of the character, like the one WLW makes here.
I think he's fascinating but not really likable. He's funny sometimes in a "because it's not real" kinda way but he's certainly no Dale Cooper, now he is the king of "likable". Twin Peaks is the greatest.
I'm actually almost dead in the middle of a complete Twin Peaks review. I'm getting towards the end of S2, and hope to have a Peaks video done in the next week or two. Once I finish S2 and get through FWWM and The Return, I'm planning to do something along the lines of exactly what you're suggesting here.
I didn't see it the way that Tony saw himself as Gary Cooper. He wanted to be like him and saw attributes in Gary that he himself lacked. That's why he looks up to him.
This is a bad analysis, tony admired gary cooper, but not because he thought of himsef as gary cooper, but because he desparately wanted to be like him. He felt inferior because he wasnt like him, and needed therapy to work through his feelings. He knows he isnt like him, and its a source of self hatred for him.
They also mistook him not wanting to talk to a therapist at first as 'him wanting to be the strong and silent type' and not him being hesitant to open his real feelings to what is essentially a stranger.
Tony's used to his extreme self-centeredness being facilitated by others. He dislikes other people's feelings because they try to appeal to his empathy, which is severely lacking. This is both the underlying cause and the accelerant of his response; his lack in this regard makes him bad at it and exposing his emotional underdevelopment makes him angry at people (unwittingly) confronting him with it. He punishes them and many people take that to heart. His own feelings are generally mixed in with demands of/pressure on others; he can't just experience an emotion, it has to be put to use (generally to serve himself). It took Melfi a long time before realizing this; in a way she was Tony's emotional hostage. Their dynamic (or rather Tony's aggressiveness mixed with his child-like dependence) made her feel responsible in a way that compromised her own interests, the opposite of what Tony did on a regular basis.
@@josephsharp5678 The "strong and independent woman" is a modern trope and archetype and most of the time, despite its name, it's portrayal is almost identical to Tony, in that both are fundamentally insecure and bitter narcissists with a chip on their shoulders. While most of them are frustrated and emotionally fragile over trivial nonsense a woman like Svetlana who was dealt carte blanche for potential resentment and self-victimization chooses the opposite instead and goes through life with stoicism and peace. As such I'd say that the "strong and independent woman" is to Svetlana what Tony Soprano is to Gary Cooper.
Tony once called Paulie “Gary Cooper” and I liked to think when he found out Paulie was always a talkative person that’s when he realized his expectations were tampered, and started questioning about where the Gary Cooper like people are.
Last video I saw I thought you were maybe doing a ray liotta impression of Henry hill from Goodfellas but now I think you might be doing a jack Nicholson impression Or maybe even a chucky impression??? Or a Christian slater LOL? Please tell me
Tony is more of a Tyrant, he is a villain really. But a competent mobster, and nobody can deny the dude is a fighter, corageous and many times were other mobsters would hide behind thugs to do their violent biddings, Tony would do it himself. He had guts.
I’m currently showing the Sopranos to my partner for the first time, and the fact that they are unable to see Tony for who he is is actually astounding. Maybe it’s that we’re only on season three but I feel like by this point they should be seeing it. I was wondering how long it took you guys to realize how bad Tony was?
@LYNCH... something that's bothering me on my 67th watch thru. The last few episodes, Tony gives the Phil hit to Bobby, the one that was botched, but u turn around and Paulie and patsy are handling it. What's up with that?
Hello, great video. I wanted to ask something. How do you think a showdown between Tony Soprano and Daniel Plainview would go? I mean, in a showdown of words. And while we are at it, in a no holds barred street fight?
The black cop, that wrote Tony up for speeding never said a word, but did his job. Never took the baiting. Even when he got suspended from his job and TS taunted him at the garden center. Not a word. What really irked T, was when he tried to tip the guy....he looked right at Tony's eyes and walked away. Officer Leon Wilmore was the strong silent type.
@@WowLynchWow Just curious. That profile pic, is that one of the characters from "Eraserhead"? If memory serves, that girl came out on stage to do a dance, in a dream sequence.
@@WowLynchWow Friggin' creepy. I hadn't seen that movie since the 90s. I have it on VHS, but it's in storage at my brother's house. Thanks for the reminder.
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Bobby is like Gary Cooper, the strong silent type. That's why Tony resented and teased him.
That's a great call
He was the strong silent type ... once Tony shoved dat' quotations book up his ass
He’s even a good father and husband, is Bobby. Still kind of an idiot and susceptible to lowest-common-denominator American prejudices/racism, but generally a good guy.
Honestly, the most shocking and surprising thing to me in the entire series is that the lake house fight between Tony and Bobby didn’t end up differently- I.e. with Bobby dead. I get it, kids, married to Janice, almost necessary for Tony to keep around, but given Tony’s rage and pride…. I’m still amazed by it
@@good-questions tony was in his darkest phase then, too. His mother thru & thru with toxicity, with father’s vices. Good point
I suspect Gary Cooper might even have been a Varsity athlete.
AJ get your coat
He certainly had the makings of one.
Small hands. That was his problem
To be fair Tony never said he was The strong silent type, he wanted to be the strong silent type but didn't know that in order to be the strong silent you need to control your emotions and not allow your emotions control you.
100%
Furio was more like Gary Cooper than Tony.
Definitely! But they ultimately turned his character into a sniveling pussy too! He must have pissed the writers off? For them to do his character like they did! Went from a total badass to a straight simp who cried over a women he never so much as kissed!
Even then he shows that the strong silent type is actually a very lonely existence
I think to that scene where both Tony and Furio are making dinner alone. Tony reheats pasta qnd drinks it with milk meanwhile Furio makes a whole meal from scratch and pairs it with a wine. Furio takes initiative and puts in effort while Tony dines on other people's hard work
But despite their differences both characters are in the same position, in their empty houses feeling deeply alone. Great storytelling
thats why Carmela wanted his braciole
@@SoftDrinksOfChoice 🤣
Tony was more like Gravy Coopuh, eh eh eh
I will never understand how anyone could view Tony as the strong silent type or even a symbol of masculinity.
Still makes more sense than people looking up to Patrick Bateman.
@@13jonashto be fair you can say they’re both losers.
@@kaneslives true.
@@kaneslivesdefinitely. Losers within their own rights
He was strong enough just not silent and a whiny insecure bitch at times lol
"NOW WHO CAME IN HERE AND ATE MY SHIT!"
Paulie's (silent, gestural) response is priceless. That's the punchline to that exchange.
Suddenly Paulie (of all people) is the rational, collected one of the two.
Yet again, the genius of the show on display in a totally inconsequential five second comedic beat.
I mean, I'd also be highly fuckin outraged if someone actually ate my literal shit
The funnier part that didnt show is that christopher immediatly exited the room when tpny entered since he probably ate it and knows whats coming
All I know is he never had the makings of a Gary Cooper.
Very good 😅
Of a varsity Gary Cooper
@@IronicalChronical there is no JV Gary Cooper.
He was gay, Gary Cooper?
Tony Soprano ‘romantized’ old Hollywood actors and movies. Your assessment of Tony as a ‘complainer extroidineer’ was spot on. The Sopranos remains my favorite TV drama of all time.👏👏
i mean imagine being raised by Livia😭
When Tony was talking to Beansie in Remember When, he mentioned that Paulie was like Gary Cooper when he was growing up and that he had changed into someone who never shut up about anything only to Beansie remind him that he was also like that when he was younger. I think one of the reasons why Tony was always critical of Paulie and got more annoyed at him as time went on was because he couldn't live up to the standards young Tony set up for him.
Very interesting point.
Paulie's mannerisms are very much inspired by James Cagney's, so he's not that far from idealizing someone and trying to embody him.
I seriously can't believe I didn't notice this about the show!
I always thought it was ironic because Cooper always played characters who were in touch with their emotions. Sure, he wasn't blubbering all over the place but he knew when to express himself. Take for example, High Noon, he spends the majority of that movie seeking out help but getting turned down. He gets desperate. Again, you don't see him breaking down or anything, he keeps his emotions bottled up but you see he's upset and its tearing apart especially since its suppose to be the happiest day of his life - his wedding day!
It's always hotheads who admire "the strong, silent type." What they mean is that they want OTHERS to be strong and silent and endure quietly while they personally throw tantrums over the slightest little thing.
Exactly! He might want that for himself too, but he has no idea how to even start. 😂
Just imagine how boring the series would have been if Gary Cooper played the part of Tony Soprano
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this video literally captures all the ironic comedic essence that makes the sopranos so special to watch. thanks bro💯!
Thank you very much. Cheers!
I watched this show because of these videos, this is the first one I get to watch actually in the loop 🙏
Out of all the characters in The Sopranos, Furio really represents the strong silent type, Gary Cooper.
youre so much better than pure kino for videos like this. you dont miss any details. only channel i consistently learn things about the show from
Don’t talk about pure kino like that
@@sebastianmmmmmm he acts like he knows everything but misses lots of integral details of the plot and characters development
@@handbanana5555 truth but he’s like a father to me
“Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon” is the lowest form of film analysis.
Brilliant! :)
RIP James Gandolfini
I wonder if he was a Twin Peaks fan.
“The gabbagoul you like is coming back in style.”
May he be at peace.
The point is, Gary Cooper the real Gary Cooper or anybody named Cooper, never suffered like the Italians!
He was gay, Gary Cooper?
@@ankh_kNO! Are you even listening to me, Volition!!?!!
Tony's like a weeb when he starts talk when he starts talking about Gary Cooper. Like those kids in middle school who start believing their Goku or Naruto.
Yeah.. and?
@@hans5500 its weird and cringe
@@hans5500it shows how unhinged they are, totally disconnected from reality
I think the closest in Tony’s circle to a Gary cooper type may have been furio
And furio wound up being disgusted by his indulgence and gluttony almost killed him and almost slept w his wife
What would Gary cooper think of Tony soprano?
Every time I hear your voice, I think of this guy named Rummy that makes the best boxing videos.
Same guy bro lol
This is all true but what you're missing is he brought this up in episode one. I got it, on good authority, in quasimodo's writings no less, that prior to the series, Tony Soprano was the spitting image, both literally and figuratively, of Gary Cooper. Its just once that Melfi got him talking about his feelings, you couldn't shut him up!
And now it's dysfunction this and dysfunction that
Tony Soprano never had the makings of a varsity athlete
WHAT DID I JUST SAY?! AJ get your coat
The way he says "the shtrong silent tyPe"
Gary Cooper had the makings of a varsity football player.
when mentioned “Tony didn’t have the best luck with Chinese food” don’t know why but I was dying inside 😂
Thank you for actually analyzing his character. Most of these types of videos just summarize his actions and events.
Just finished rewatching it.🤘😆🤘
Don't stop.... BELIEEEEEVEN
I think when Tony was playing the Bad Ass Killer and Dispensing Mafia Justice He was closest to someone like Gary Cooper. But in his everyday Life you're absolutely Correct. He was always The First to start Complaining about things and Because He was the Boss or The Breadwinner People just let Him do it.
Tony developed a habit of inflicting fear of him on others
basiclly a bully
Where has this channel been ALL MY LIFE❤❤❤
Most people we look up to, have attributes we recognize as ourselves not having, but wish we did. That's why we look up to them, otherwise I could look up to my own attributes.
Tony like most of us wished he was as tough as the greatest generation was.
But, like all of us we fall short of it.
Thanks for your work, great video and editing
Much appreciated!
14:24 gets me every damn time
The look on Carmelas face is priceless
16:34 - As much as I love all your videos, it’s the Twin Peaks cameos that keep drawing me back…
"He was gay, Gary Cooper?"
NO!
He was gay, Tony Cooper?
Take a shot everytime he says . Tony Soprano was no Gary
Cooper
Tony loved Gary Cooper like a brother-in-law.
But he was dreaming of that lo mein all the f**k the way over there!🤬
No one could keep their cool in that situation... not even The Great Gary Cooper !
🤣
Robert Mitchum had died recently when they filmed the scene when Janice swatted the mosquito, hence Tony's joke about him being reincarnated. But the Annette Bening connection is very insightful, well spotted.
Thanks for the entertaining content Johnny Knoxville.
First of all - glad to see you’re still making videos. I’m wondering if, now that you’ve gotten some time + distance from The Return, if you’re willing to revisit some of your theories and make any additions, subtractions, addendums… those videos were *tight.*
Second of all - this is a great point about the irony of Tony’s character and how audiences can be deceived. I think there are a lot of people who (consciously or unconsciously) think of Tony as exemplifying the “strong, silent type” simply because he’s a powerful man who is in the habit of getting what he wants. It’s crazy how willing people are to heap praise on men who display these qualities. Mindless!
The show-runners were too successful in making Tony likable - the big sin of the Sopranos. If you like Tony too much your swooning may distract you from some of the finer points of the character, like the one WLW makes here.
I think he's fascinating but not really likable. He's funny sometimes in a "because it's not real" kinda way but he's certainly no Dale Cooper, now he is the king of "likable".
Twin Peaks is the greatest.
Dale is incredibly likable, but there’s a lot of dark and weird shit going on with him, too. Especially 2nd season.
I'm actually almost dead in the middle of a complete Twin Peaks review. I'm getting towards the end of S2, and hope to have a Peaks video done in the next week or two. Once I finish S2 and get through FWWM and The Return, I'm planning to do something along the lines of exactly what you're suggesting here.
That super dooper threw me off 😂
I didn't see it the way that Tony saw himself as Gary Cooper. He wanted to be like him and saw attributes in Gary that he himself lacked. That's why he looks up to him.
I love Tony more as I get older, I adore what a repellent dirtbag he is
"Melfi didn't exactly have to twist his arm to get him going."
Hhahaahhahaahah!!
This is a great video, and very very funny! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much.
This is a bad analysis, tony admired gary cooper, but not because he thought of himsef as gary cooper, but because he desparately wanted to be like him. He felt inferior because he wasnt like him, and needed therapy to work through his feelings. He knows he isnt like him, and its a source of self hatred for him.
They also mistook him not wanting to talk to a therapist at first as 'him wanting to be the strong and silent type' and not him being hesitant to open his real feelings to what is essentially a stranger.
omg my head exploded when i started the video and thought oh i mustve clicked something from rummys corner
🤣 i was searching for puttin' on the ritz to hear that part of the song when it played in your video. ❤
Yet another funny and intelligent analysis. I need to watch High Noon again, again.
This is my favorite show in the World. My husband says, he sees why. I don't have power or a crew. Thank you for all you do.
It’s so funny watching the show while reminding yourself Tony thinks he’s a silent type
Does this guy also do Rummy’s Corner boxing channel?
ye
I found Rummy's Corner much later than this channel. Man's got a great voice I'd listen to him talk about anything
He knows shit about boxing
I stumbled on here by accident, it took me a minute, Rummy's corner! Boxing and the Sopranos, nice!
Tony's used to his extreme self-centeredness being facilitated by others. He dislikes other people's feelings
because they try to appeal to his empathy, which is severely lacking. This is both the underlying
cause and the accelerant of his response; his lack in this regard makes him bad at it and exposing
his emotional underdevelopment makes him angry at people (unwittingly) confronting him with it. He punishes them and many people take that to heart.
His own feelings are generally mixed in with demands of/pressure on others; he can't just experience an emotion, it has to be put to use (generally to serve himself).
It took Melfi a long time before realizing this; in a way she was Tony's emotional hostage. Their dynamic (or rather Tony's aggressiveness mixed with his child-like dependence) made her feel responsible in a way that compromised her own interests, the opposite of what Tony did on a regular basis.
He never had the makings of a Gary Cooper.
Svetlana was the strong silent type. She never let the lack of a leg affect her life. Probably why Tony favored her.
She was a strong and independent Woman.
@@josephsharp5678 The "strong and independent woman" is a modern trope and archetype and most of the time, despite its name, it's portrayal is almost identical to Tony, in that both are fundamentally insecure and bitter narcissists with a chip on their shoulders. While most of them are frustrated and emotionally fragile over trivial nonsense a woman like Svetlana who was dealt carte blanche for potential resentment and self-victimization chooses the opposite instead and goes through life with stoicism and peace. As such I'd say that the "strong and independent woman" is to Svetlana what Tony Soprano is to Gary Cooper.
@@GeneralProfessor you don’t have to be “silent” to be a strong independent woman
@@GeneralProfessorhe's just claiming Svetlana is an actual strong independent woman, unlike the Hollywood archetype under the same same
Peace! Wow 😮 Lynch…😆😎Bergen County’s Finest deciphering Tony Soprano..from Tenafly to Westwood, NJ…bravo..
TOOOOONY'S COOOOORNERRRR
Would be an awesome intro lol
You forgot about when tony flipped out about the imported provolone
Great video!
“Cunnilingus and psychiatry brought us to _this.”_
A phrase uttered by many a fallen monarch.
Tony once called Paulie “Gary Cooper” and I liked to think when he found out Paulie was always a talkative person that’s when he realized his expectations were tampered, and started questioning about where the Gary Cooper like people are.
Why the writing on the Sopranos was so good. Irritability, frustration, and anger outbursts are common symptoms of depression.
His outbursts are funny as fuck
It's such a pity that there aren't TV shows like these to analyze anymore. And if they exist, I can't find them 😂
truly
Breaking Bad
@@31minutesago Like I didn't watch it ahah
@@31minutesagoSopranos came in 1999-2007 and Breaking Bad 2008-2012, so the former is 16 years old and latter 11yo.
It’s all linked to gabagool 😂🍖
This is Rummy from Rummy's corner! Good to see you have two great interests!
Why tf my fav boxing youtuber here all of a sudden
Tony´s face when Bobby says ' Quasimodo predicted all this ' jajajajja mfkr
What hesch said is true, sleep always helps.
Tony never had the makings of gary cooper
Last video I saw I thought you were maybe doing a ray liotta impression of Henry hill from Goodfellas but now I think you might be doing a jack Nicholson impression Or maybe even a chucky impression??? Or a Christian slater LOL? Please tell me
He wasn't Michael Corleone either.
Thank you for this video, Patsi fucking Parisi over here
Tony is more of a Tyrant, he is a villain really. But a competent mobster, and nobody can deny the dude is a fighter, corageous and many times were other mobsters would hide behind thugs to do their violent biddings, Tony would do it himself. He had guts.
That lo mein does sound really good, I'm a fan particularly of: LARGE PORK AND SHRIMP LO MEIN, WITH NO VEGETABLES PLEASE 😇🤗
I’m currently showing the Sopranos to my partner for the first time, and the fact that they are unable to see Tony for who he is is actually astounding. Maybe it’s that we’re only on season three but I feel like by this point they should be seeing it. I was wondering how long it took you guys to realize how bad Tony was?
I recognized who he was when he ran over a guy in the first episode
Hindsight is always 20/20. Make him watch it again from the beginning after finishing it. It's all there, plus it's the best dark comedy ever
The smoke turkey and orange juice was a fair trigger. Man out earning all day you deserve the small concessions
He was Tony Soprano, Gary Cooper?
@LYNCH... something that's bothering me on my 67th watch thru. The last few episodes, Tony gives the Phil hit to Bobby, the one that was botched, but u turn around and Paulie and patsy are handling it. What's up with that?
You know who was the strong silent type? My girl Svetlana 😍
Keep making Sopranos videos!
Tony possessed every single flaw in human character. His lack of impulse control and his hypocrisy were the worst though.
Hello, great video. I wanted to ask something. How do you think a showdown between Tony Soprano and Daniel Plainview would go? I mean, in a showdown of words. And while we are at it, in a no holds barred street fight?
Great breakdown
Ecclesiastes 7-10 "Do not say, “Why were the old days better than these?” For it is not wise to ask such questions."
Yo you gotta be Rummy right? Love your voice
Six degrees of separation with Kevin Bacon
The never ending attempts at avoiding feelings. Can't be done. There are better ways then avoidance.
Rumy?! You have another channel?
Didn’t know Butch started his own Soprano’s analysis channel
Tony never had the makings of a varsity strong silent type.
Patsy, Furio, and Carmine Sr. were all strong silent archetypes.
He never had the makings of a Gary Cooper
The black cop, that wrote Tony up for speeding never said a word, but did his job. Never took the baiting.
Even when he got suspended from his job and TS taunted him at the garden center. Not a word.
What really irked T, was when he tried to tip the guy....he looked right at Tony's eyes and walked away.
Officer Leon Wilmore was the strong silent type.
Great point!
@@WowLynchWow
Just curious.
That profile pic, is that one of the characters from "Eraserhead"?
If memory serves, that girl came out on stage to do a dance, in a dream sequence.
@@robertlee4172That is correct. The Lady in the Radiator.
@@WowLynchWow
Friggin' creepy. I hadn't seen that movie since the 90s. I have it on VHS, but it's in storage at my brother's house.
Thanks for the reminder.
Sil is actually the strong silent type apart from when he was boss