Just like what Melfi's colleague said to her. She likes the danger associated with treating a mob boss. Living on the edge where you associate with criminals but yourself never do anything illegal.
LukeL007 she was attracted to his superficial charm and status as a bad boy, but she knew psychologically that he was/is a sociopath and that’s why she would never fall for his advances.
True. But it should also be noted that Droopy-faced muddafookah was unethical himself. Remember that dinner scene with the other shrinks? He disclosed Tony's status as a patient. Honestly, the show doesn't portray psychiatrists in a favorable light. And it's realistic. They have too much power to manipulate people backed by soft science whose practitioners need to rigorously balance itself constantly to not become quackery.
"How's the bagels in this place?" "I don't know, kind of a disproportionate amount of blueberries.." "From now on, I want an equal amount of blue berries in every bagel!"
Fans of these “never had the makings of a varsity/20 years in the can” jokes will simply focus on “ya see; Tony DID say he was sorry! He apologized so therefore he is not a narcissist or sociopath!”
@@HOTD108_People who incessantly spam the same unfunny joke that's already been made under literally every Sopranos video on the Internet lack the intellectual capacity necessary to understand complex characters
And even after Tony caused the death of one of her patients, she still actively pursued to get him back as her patient. Melfi was unethical. Tony was a thrill ride for her.
@@Sernival Without Tony, Melfi wouldn't have need to go into hiding. Had she not had to gone into hiding, she would have been there to help her suicidal patient.
@@Aivottaja I liked your post, but still the whole life of a patient isn't entirely responsability of the therapist, a patient has still free will(in the very end usually) and the therapist isn't god nor cannot control every turn of their fate.
Pissed me off how he could never just say “I’m sorry” he knows he did wrong by her and always comes back with his tail between his legs but never has the balls to actually apologize.
That's the coping mechanism for these guys. To apologize you have to feel guilty for making a mistake, guilt eats you away. That's why these guys do their things and never think about it twice, to them, it is what it is, you gotta do what you gotta do, and the best of all, they make themselves think they do it for their families, to put food on the table for their families etc.
I feel like she was the bitch in this situation. When she took on Tony Soprano as a patient she knew the kinds of risks that could come with counseling a mob boss. The way the mob is so crazy about people talking to ANYONE about ANYTHING it makes me wonder what did she think was going to happen? She obviously gets a kick out of hearing about the life of a mob boss str8 from the bosses mouth.
@@sayan1667 You're right. It's an illusion. Why would they shoot their close ups at different times? That would be such a waste of time and would ruin their momentum.
@@sayan1667 Also the angles play a factor. The angle from the camera focusing on Tony are more towards the point where the cars are coming forward towards the right side while the one focusing on Dr. Melfi is on closer angle where the cars are driving away so you see them more from behind which can make them seem slower.
For a sociopath, having someone listen to their confessions, someone who's legally and professionally bound to not be able to share it with anyone else is a dream come true, it's like having a washboard for your soul, one of the many reasons sociopaths love enablers and some of their preferred type of people to latch onto are those with hero or martyr complex.
If it pertains to a crime or someone's life is in danger, she is legally and professionally bound to share it with the authorities. She makes this clear in the first season.
@@richpryor9650 If you want to get REALLY technical, ethically (not necessarily legally) a therapist is only required to report something a patient says in a session if it will, in the FUTURE put someone's life in danger or seriously hurt someone. Past crimes do not count.
I couldn't watch the series because I think she's a horrible actor. I can just see her reading the lines in her head, and her movements are really robotic and carefully sequenced.
Yeah it's an Interesting dynamic that's maybe the ongoing story of the entire show from beginning to end is that Tony's tenancies & personality traits rubbed off onto melfi and hers rubbed off onto him.
@@PRHILL9696 I can see that, however I think a prequel was inevitable whether James died or not. Every fan here wants to witness the card game heist Tony and Jackie pulled off. With that being said I believe The Sopranos would've been left alone after the series ended and not continued even if James were alive. Just my two cents though!
I’ve been to that diner with my dad, probably 10ish years ago. It’s called six brothers. We were on our way back from a car show or something, fun times
When Tony said "nobody got killed ▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎because of you" her reaction was priceless knowing someone however got killed and quite possibly by Tony's own hands.
"How are the bagels in this place?" "I don't know, not bad I guess with some cream cheese, they can be kinda dry... Hey wait a minute you leave me alone!"
Yeah, by that point in life if you believe in an afterlife, Tony should have been swearing on his lord and master Satan, who had the deed to Tony's soul the way some degenerate gambler who owed Tony 50k was now owned by Tony. None of the people who Tony swore oaths to meant a thing to Tony.
@@HoldenNY22 she was probably cute and he put the moves on her. Its easy for virgins/weaklings to mistake niceness with 'she defo wants me to give her the D'. When he made the move, she rejected him, however she used 'you're my patient i could never' excuse, instead of being straight up. She wanted to remove him as a patient but he promised n begged it wont get in the way, feeling cornered she allowed him to carry on with the sessions, however his feelings kept growing, causing him to stalk her. He then found that she started dating an acquaintance of his, which caused him to out burst in a following session with her. Demanding an explanation 'why that jerk' not me a 'nice guy', quickly making her realize he's been stalking her, she questioned him. He got defensive, she told him to get out of his life, because she's filing a restraining order and will sue him if carries on. Or he's making it up. Frankly both are just as plausible.
@Zachary Jacobson the amount of TV series i have watched are 11 and the number of movies i have watched are 27. The amount of video games I have played 32. So no i don't think I have compared to your average human.
I know that Tony is a sociopath and that many people don't think he cares but in this moment I think he does. There seems to be a subtle reflection on what he is going to do but also what he has done. She's not wrong and that's what hits him. It's much like how he kept telling her how he was going to leave previously and never come back to talk to her yet always *did* come back. In the end he knows she's right but in this one instance there isn't really any means to spin it around. He really dun goofed
Tony is absolutely a layered character and while he is an evil POS, he definitely had moments (very small moments) where he genuinely cared. However, given how Tony is, how he is manipulative and of course a sociopath, all of that never felt it was in good faith. All those moments of him caring mostly felt like it was for himself.
Their shot composition is incredible, better than most movies. The lighting, angle of the diner and even the clouds on that last image are perfect visually and metaphorically.
how cold would it have been, had tony pulled a chris and JT, when melfi says "get out of my life" tony just quietly says alright, stands up to leave, then turn around and blows her brains all over the window. would've shocked me
Milfy was such a strong character, even after being attacked/mishandled MULTIPLE TIMES by Tony, she still would just say whatever she felt was right without reservation. I wanna be like that too.
The overriding theme is "everything goes to shit". Many times in the series we see tony caring for others to only be let down by those same people. Junior, jackie jr, puss, paulie, chrissy, artie, davey, tony b... Not to say that tony isnt bad, he is. But nothing ever went as planned for him and it fed his evil side.
copsondonuts Junior: Tony went behind his uncles back (the boss) and had capo meetings at that nursing home. NOT GOOD. That’s a death sentence in a real family. Jackie Jr: Tony made the mistake of letting Ralph take jr under his wing. Jackie was a twerp but tony passed him over to Ralphie and that’s how he got the gun and balls to rob the card game. Puss: I’ll give you that one, puss betrayed Jackie Sr. by selling Heroine and getting busted. Chrissy: Tony constantly pushed his nephew to fail because he couldn’t stand seeing him sober and happy. Tony sank that ship himself. Artie: Artie knew what business Tony was in and insisted on taking money and trying to be something he wasn’t, I don’t blame the shark when the fish goes in it’s cave by choice. Davey: same thing as Artie. Tony B: I agree with you Tony did everything right for his cousin other than shitting on his dream to be a massage therapist. That didn’t warrant Tony b doing hits on New York. My point is yes you said Tony is not a good guy, but that’s an understatement. Tony planted the all the seeds for most of those people to betray him.
@@Pochonesian To be fair: Junior was causing problems for Tony and the family even before he and Tony vied for Boss position. Christopher and Brendon disobeying Tony and robbing Junior didn't help. Jackie Jr. sided with his uncle Richie against Tony and remained bitter towards him after, not to mention his mess of a relationship with Meadow. If Tony had tried to mentor Jackie Jr., odds are it wouldn't have ended well. While Tony definitely played a major part in ruining Christopher's life, there were plenty of moments where his failures were his own. He was a good for nothing junkie from the start.
Therapists really need to accept their limitations; what if she was sick or had to move? The point of therapy is so the patient can build coping skills, not need a crutch
1:14 Melfi cut him off, Tony was going to say the airbag, “people buy them like you wouldn’t believe” Then Bobby was supposed to enter the diner and say “legitimate dealers, body shops, the buy and reinstall undeployed airbags, top dollar. Then Meadow enters the diner and says airbags can crush the ribs when there’s no other restraint. David Chase could have really made this scene have more impact.
BigDC FromNV At first it was only on Phil Leotardo videos.. now in the last few months especially, all the sopranos clips are shinebox and varsity athlete comments. Getting super lame.
@@tonygordon7571 1. Watch the episode when Tony finds out from Melfi that Gloria commited suicide. She seems cold there, the more you experience something the less of an effect it has. 2. So what? Melfi can only help someone so much, if her patient keeps doing things wrong what can Melfi do? 3. Melfi felt she was responsible because she wasn't there for the patient when they needed her. Gloria managed to see Melfi when she needed to, but she was a troubled soul. Again, watch the epsiode, Melfi said herself, "...she slipped through everyone's grasp".
My hunch is that Gloria's sessions were non-stop I wanna kill myself, kill myself, moan, moan. There's only so much BS even a therapist can take before they stop giving a s$$$. Remember how Gloria *wanted* Tony to kill her? Remember how he had to get Patsy to specifically threaten that the last thing she'd see would be his face, *not* Tony's? Dying dramatically was her favourite subject.
Because Tony kept having this delusion that he could get Melfi to submit to him. I think if this was any other therapist who talked in a negative way about his mother and himself, Tony would have killed them a long time ago. The only thing that saved Melfi was because Tony wanted her and he enjoyed the 'playing hard to get' scenario with her.
Melfi- "She's in the ground because of you!" Tony's inner monolog- "Lady, ALOT of people are in the ground because of me"
-"i got most of them there by myself, so she didn't got it that bad"
Probably the one death that wasn't actually his fault.
Some are in the sea also :)
Lol
She must be buried on top of hill overlooking a river with pine cones all around.
I love how Tony so casually takes the knife off the plate. Situational awareness.
As he says “all cutlery stays right where it is” 😂
@@billglaser Until he steals it for the Bing on his way out!
I’d take the fork away too
She’s wearing heels ..
Hes knows shes the type who does that cause he saw the scissors she had on their last meeting in S1.
When she says "how many people have to die?" I imagine Tony thinking..." I dunno...9?"
Just a couple more..
Made me laugh out loud.
Give or take 🤷🏻♂️
Thats actually the number of kills Tone had on the show
@@DiegoBuitrago-om2zo 😆
"Get out of my life."
A nice little callback to Lorraine Brocco's role as Karen Hill in Goodfellas.
Good catch..
There are so many parallels to Goodfellas! I love it!!!
@@lisamichels1825 and godfather. And a Bronx tale.
A nice callback to the shinebox
Loved her in goodfellas.x
Just like what Melfi's colleague said to her. She likes the danger associated with treating a mob boss. Living on the edge where you associate with criminals but yourself never do anything illegal.
a 'vicarious thrill'
LukeL007 she was attracted to his superficial charm and status as a bad boy, but she knew psychologically that he was/is a sociopath and that’s why she would never fall for his advances.
It killed that guy in Bugs Moran's garage
@@daniellinehan63 Very true. I think he was an optometrist.
True. But it should also be noted that Droopy-faced muddafookah was unethical himself. Remember that dinner scene with the other shrinks? He disclosed Tony's status as a patient.
Honestly, the show doesn't portray psychiatrists in a favorable light. And it's realistic. They have too much power to manipulate people backed by soft science whose practitioners need to rigorously balance itself constantly to not become quackery.
"How's the bagels in this place?"
"I don't know, kind of a disproportionate amount of blueberries.."
"From now on, I want an equal amount of blue berries in every bagel!"
This shit is funny because I just watched casino yesterday
😐 do you know how long that's going to take...
I appreciate your concern...
@GENERAL DISARRAY'S BOSS 83 Hi, you must be new here.
Vasilijan Nikolovski I don’t care how long it takes. I want you to put an equal amount of blueberries in each muffin
I love how Tony's apology is immediately preceded by physically attacking and threatening her
Fans of these “never had the makings of a varsity/20 years in the can” jokes will simply focus on “ya see; Tony DID say he was sorry! He apologized so therefore he is not a narcissist or sociopath!”
@@steverogers7601 What's the connection between those jokes and comments like that?
@steverogers7601 mixing harmless jokes/meme quotes with actively defending a psycho character, boy you really are a hater
@@HOTD108_People who incessantly spam the same unfunny joke that's already been made under literally every Sopranos video on the Internet lack the intellectual capacity necessary to understand complex characters
@@PlgDctrAren't jokes typically meant to be funny?
And even after Tony caused the death of one of her patients, she still actively pursued to get him back as her patient. Melfi was unethical. Tony was a thrill ride for her.
The patient killed herself, no one else
@@Sernival Without Tony, Melfi wouldn't have need to go into hiding. Had she not had to gone into hiding, she would have been there to help her suicidal patient.
@@AivottajaWhat you fail to realize is that the patient never had the makings of a varsity athlete. 🤣
@@supersizesenpai
💀💀💀
@@Aivottaja I liked your post, but still the whole life of a patient isn't entirely responsability of the therapist, a patient has still free will(in the very end usually) and the therapist isn't god nor cannot control every turn of their fate.
Pissed me off how he could never just say “I’m sorry” he knows he did wrong by her and always comes back with his tail between his legs but never has the balls to actually apologize.
That's the coping mechanism for these guys. To apologize you have to feel guilty for making a mistake, guilt eats you away.
That's why these guys do their things and never think about it twice, to them, it is what it is, you gotta do what you gotta do, and the best of all, they make themselves think they do it for their families, to put food on the table for their families etc.
fuckin charles schwab ova here
I feel like she was the bitch in this situation. When she took on Tony Soprano as a patient she knew the kinds of risks that could come with counseling a mob boss. The way the mob is so crazy about people talking to ANYONE about ANYTHING it makes me wonder what did she think was going to happen? She obviously gets a kick out of hearing about the life of a mob boss str8 from the bosses mouth.
He apologised for calling her a cunt that one time.
Funny Bot none of that makes her a bitch though
What a poet mefli is,
"She can't call in sick because she's feeling blue,
She's in the ground because of you"
Dr Milfy
I've been reading moronic soprano comments for years now, and I can't believe it is the first time I read this one. Pure and simply, just perfect.
Would pound.
Ryan Akwar nah it’s like a mandolin
@Ryan Akwar you know theres a reason women with husky voices are considered sexy
hehehe (Paulie laugh)
“What am I a toxic person” yeah tony yeah you are 🤣🤣
It’s just a little murder he commits every now and then.
It took Melfie 6 more years to actually cut him off. She always had it in the back of her mind
Those cars are going awfully faster on Tony's scene than Melfi's.
Interesting observation
The oncoming cars are going the same speed as the side of Tony. Good observation, but it may be only a ilusion.
İt's because his window is narrower so it only appears that way
@@sayan1667 You're right. It's an illusion. Why would they shoot their close ups at different times? That would be such a waste of time and would ruin their momentum.
@@sayan1667 Also the angles play a factor. The angle from the camera focusing on Tony are more towards the point where the cars are coming forward towards the right side while the one focusing on Dr. Melfi is on closer angle where the cars are driving away so you see them more from behind which can make them seem slower.
For a sociopath, having someone listen to their confessions, someone who's legally and professionally bound to not be able to share it with anyone else is a dream come true, it's like having a washboard for your soul, one of the many reasons sociopaths love enablers and some of their preferred type of people to latch onto are those with hero or martyr complex.
Legally and professionally bound unless you're at a dinner party and showing off!
If he's a sociopath, what makes you think he cares or even believes in a soul or morals?
@@cerberusloyalist5038 Because he's Catholic and he was raised to believe that!
If it pertains to a crime or someone's life is in danger, she is legally and professionally bound to share it with the authorities. She makes this clear in the first season.
@@richpryor9650 If you want to get REALLY technical, ethically (not necessarily legally) a therapist is only required to report something a patient says in a session if it will, in the FUTURE put someone's life in danger or seriously hurt someone. Past crimes do not count.
The dialogue in this show. Absolutely elite level stuff
Breaking bad is up there but not on Sopranos level
"All cutlery stays where it is"
**moves cutlery
damn…lorraine bracco is fantastic.
I'm always baffled how she never won an Emmy for this show.
she is definitely a hottie!!!!!!!
Yes I’ve had a crush on her for years
I couldn't watch the series because I think she's a horrible actor. I can just see her reading the lines in her head, and her movements are really robotic and carefully sequenced.
b t fuckin flambay
That shot in the end is iconic
Nowaday never ever we are going to see something preciuos like this scene.
The untold story is how more gangsta Dr. Melfi became as she treated Tony example..She curses at him and how Tony became softer, he lets shit go...
Yeah it's an Interesting dynamic that's maybe the ongoing story of the entire show from beginning to end is that Tony's tenancies & personality traits rubbed off onto melfi and hers rubbed off onto him.
@@cutekanjii Plus you also have to remember they had the hots for each other!
I wish they made more scenes with the patient that committed suicide, she was my favourite character of the show
Manuel RomeroClose it was Gloria Trillo they did a lot with her actually
Gavin Bogosian
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Gloria killed herself in season 4 I think, this scene was much earlier then that.
I think the original poster is just asking about gloria, not if the patient she mentions is in fact her.
This is second season. Gloria killed her self later, like two seasons later. It played some Karma on Tony that's for sure.
My mother loved the Sopranos. This clip makes me want to binge watch all of the seasons.
" she's in the ground because of you"
0:53 Tony's face say's it all "well she's not the first person in the ground because of me"
“And she won’t be the last person in the ground because of me.”
Outside he feels like it was a breakout. I miss the show so much, but I miss more Jimmy. RIP.
Yes
Too bad James died I think they would have done a movie or maybe brought the show back like so many other shows have
@@PRHILL9696 Nah, Chase wouldn't continue on. That's why he did a prequel.
@@goodbadbill he was going to. he was forced to do a prequel after James died
@@PRHILL9696 I can see that, however I think a prequel was inevitable whether James died or not. Every fan here wants to witness the card game heist Tony and Jackie pulled off. With that being said I believe The Sopranos would've been left alone after the series ended and not continued even if James were alive. Just my two cents though!
0:58 the cutest fuck you in tv history
Tony don't care one of her patient's has died. Dr. Melf
should have held her ground.
She seems to have a lot of patients commit suicide!
I'm sorry, but suicide is a *choice.* Melfi was wrong: we can blame Tony Soprano for many things, but her patient is not one of them.
Do you mean that later on she took him back as a patient? I'm not familiar with this scene or it aftermath.
@@thermidor5975 Thank you
I’ve been to that diner with my dad, probably 10ish years ago. It’s called six brothers. We were on our way back from a car show or something, fun times
How are the bagels?
They serve Johnnycakes over there? Vito wants to know
@@IamtheDesperado I love Johnycakes.
A shinebox convention?
@@chickenman7801 LMFAO
Tony thought because of he's power and money he could get with her. But that's a real woman. She told him "fuck you"
Real wom an living with box wine and cats maybe.
When Tony said "nobody got killed ▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎because of you" her reaction was priceless knowing someone however got killed and quite possibly by Tony's own hands.
"How are the bagels in this place?"
"I don't know, not bad I guess with some cream cheese, they can be kinda dry... Hey wait a minute you leave me alone!"
Lol Melfi yelling at him like she didn't know full well this is exactly what it would lead to
Milfy- "GET OUT OF MY LIFE!"
Tony -
John Moore 🤣🤣
Tony: "I swear to Jesus Christ..." LOL...he always has some line of b.s.
Perfect Narcissist
Yeah, by that point in life if you believe in an afterlife, Tony should have been swearing on his lord and master Satan, who had the deed to Tony's soul the way some degenerate gambler who owed Tony 50k was now owned by Tony. None of the people who Tony swore oaths to meant a thing to Tony.
That’s how they always are lol
"How's the gabagool in this place?"
hey I once had a therapist tell me 'get outta my life' ...so its not just mobsters they say that to
@Benjamin ElstobbI once lad a lobster
Jonathan Bierman- If you are being serious- What did you do to have the Therapist say- "Get outta of my life!"
@@HoldenNY22 she was probably cute and he put the moves on her. Its easy for virgins/weaklings to mistake niceness with 'she defo wants me to give her the D'. When he made the move, she rejected him, however she used 'you're my patient i could never' excuse, instead of being straight up. She wanted to remove him as a patient but he promised n begged it wont get in the way, feeling cornered she allowed him to carry on with the sessions, however his feelings kept growing, causing him to stalk her. He then found that she started dating an acquaintance of his, which caused him to out burst in a following session with her. Demanding an explanation 'why that jerk' not me a 'nice guy', quickly making her realize he's been stalking her, she questioned him. He got defensive, she told him to get out of his life, because she's filing a restraining order and will sue him if carries on.
Or he's making it up. Frankly both are just as plausible.
@Zachary Jacobson the amount of TV series i have watched are 11 and the number of movies i have watched are 27. The amount of video games I have played 32. So no i don't think I have compared to your average human.
@@dodgegts3 Wow. 27 whole movies?
Damn. What a powerful scene. The way the camera pans back and forth as they stare intensely into each other's eyes in simmering silence. Wow.
Good for her👍🏾 that took strength to stand her ground and say no.
Let’s face it, Tony needed to hear this.
Diner seems similar to the one in goodfellas where Jimmy meets Henry
Fuck all like it
It’s almost like every diner is like that
Claremont Diner in Clifton Rt 3 West. Long gone. It’s a Honda dealership now. 🙄
Just a diner bro, they all look the same
Q1
I know that Tony is a sociopath and that many people don't think he cares but in this moment I think he does. There seems to be a subtle reflection on what he is going to do but also what he has done. She's not wrong and that's what hits him. It's much like how he kept telling her how he was going to leave previously and never come back to talk to her yet always *did* come back. In the end he knows she's right but in this one instance there isn't really any means to spin it around. He really dun goofed
gullible
Tony is absolutely a layered character and while he is an evil POS, he definitely had moments (very small moments) where he genuinely cared.
However, given how Tony is, how he is manipulative and of course a sociopath, all of that never felt it was in good faith.
All those moments of him caring mostly felt like it was for himself.
YOU GO GIRL! Looked him straight in the eye and told him to get out of her life.
But didn't actually act on it.
Yeah some people clearly haven’t watched the show lol
Their shot composition is incredible, better than most movies. The lighting, angle of the diner and even the clouds on that last image are perfect visually and metaphorically.
yes this is a great scene.
Lol you’re thinking way too into this
@@drewtree888 I hear that from my mom and friends at least once a week.
I'm sure they did some sort of rain dance to bring the clouds in, couldn't be that's how the weather happened to be that day.
Honestly Tony was bad omen everything and everyone involved with him died or destroyed.
Kinda like Walter White.
@@ZeroSmoke. and they were both master manipulators.
how cold would it have been, had tony pulled a chris and JT, when melfi says "get out of my life" tony just quietly says alright, stands up to leave, then turn around and blows her brains all over the window. would've shocked me
A mob boss, in a diner?
Thanks dawg you're not a screenwriter!!
@@yannick245 Right! They only do it in five star restaurants like Vesuvio which is where Junior wanted to whack little pussy Malanga.
Always with the scenarios
Anyways, 4.99 a pound.
FYI: Quasimodo predicted all of this...
"How many people have to die for your personal growth"
Me: I can practically guarantee a lot more people would die without it sooo..... 🤷🏾♂️🤣
watch ya fat fuckin mout
Dr MILFY damn!!!!
Tony tries to apologize to Dr. Shinebox
Melfi's patients were dropping like flies.
Milfy was such a strong character, even after being attacked/mishandled MULTIPLE TIMES by Tony, she still would just say whatever she felt was right without reservation. I wanna be like that too.
oh who remembers that thing with johnny smitz at the copa in 91 , stugotz!
The overriding theme is "everything goes to shit". Many times in the series we see tony caring for others to only be let down by those same people.
Junior, jackie jr, puss, paulie, chrissy, artie, davey, tony b...
Not to say that tony isnt bad, he is. But nothing ever went as planned for him and it fed his evil side.
copsondonuts
Junior: Tony went behind his uncles back (the boss) and had capo meetings at that nursing home. NOT GOOD. That’s a death sentence in a real family.
Jackie Jr: Tony made the mistake of letting Ralph take jr under his wing. Jackie was a twerp but tony passed him over to Ralphie and that’s how he got the gun and balls to rob the card game.
Puss: I’ll give you that one, puss betrayed Jackie Sr. by selling Heroine and getting busted.
Chrissy: Tony constantly pushed his nephew to fail because he couldn’t stand seeing him sober and happy. Tony sank that ship himself.
Artie: Artie knew what business Tony was in and insisted on taking money and trying to be something he wasn’t, I don’t blame the shark when the fish goes in it’s cave by choice.
Davey: same thing as Artie.
Tony B: I agree with you Tony did everything right for his cousin other than shitting on his dream to be a massage therapist. That didn’t warrant Tony b doing hits on New York.
My point is yes you said Tony is not a good guy, but that’s an understatement. Tony planted the all the seeds for most of those people to betray him.
@@Pochonesian To be fair:
Junior was causing problems for Tony and the family even before he and Tony vied for Boss position. Christopher and Brendon disobeying Tony and robbing Junior didn't help.
Jackie Jr. sided with his uncle Richie against Tony and remained bitter towards him after, not to mention his mess of a relationship with Meadow. If Tony had tried to mentor Jackie Jr., odds are it wouldn't have ended well.
While Tony definitely played a major part in ruining Christopher's life, there were plenty of moments where his failures were his own. He was a good for nothing junkie from the start.
Meadow Soprano told me the same thing, "Get out of my life". Its karma man
LMFAOOOOO
The way the male brain processes that: "She wants me."
She did want him, though. Apparently the male brain is correct
@@rareosts5752 Agreed
Ahh the look he gives him after she says F you
This is peak sexy Dr. Melfi.
Those wacky mobsters. Tony did not mean any harm.
He doesn't care who dies, he is a sociopath
Really!?
Therapists really need to accept their limitations; what if she was sick or had to move? The point of therapy is so the patient can build coping skills, not need a crutch
If she was sick she could do sessions over the phone. If she had to move, most likely she would recommend a colleague.
“I swear to Jesus Christ nobody got killed cus of you”
“They got killed because of me”
how is every scene so fucking good
Best show ever made
0:40 sopranos poem
Fuckin Dr. Suess ova heah
What a show !
"Where they get the bagels? Bagel museum!"
1:14 Melfi cut him off, Tony was going to say the airbag, “people buy them like you wouldn’t believe”
Then Bobby was supposed to enter the diner and say “legitimate dealers, body shops, the buy and reinstall undeployed airbags, top dollar.
Then Meadow enters the diner and says airbags can crush the ribs when there’s no other restraint.
David Chase could have really made this scene have more impact.
Dr. Melfi: Get out of my life!
Karen: Get out of my life!
clever
Good observation lol
Comments and performances have not disappointed
How's the shineboxes in this place?
Shut the fuck up.
Never stop making shinebox comments.
How come everyone is referencing Goodfellas all of a sudden? Why now? Whats the joke? I'm genuinely asking why it's a trend all of sudden.
BigDC FromNV
At first it was only on Phil Leotardo videos.. now in the last few months especially, all the sopranos clips are shinebox and varsity athlete comments. Getting super lame.
+Marak Lia you don't have the makings of a varsity shinebox
The 1980 gold brougham parked in front is a nice touch. Just need a busted phone booth
Tony: A lot of people are in the ground because of me...
0:36 What sweet and tragic poetry. 😢
Dr. Melfi was Tony's conscience that he never listened to.
I realized dr melphi is the same actor from Karen from goodfellas
I got a shinebox. It's better off with me than without me.
You think, she lied about the patient to make Tony feel bad? Too bad, she even then did not realize that he was a sociopath.
Dr Melfi was a good person.
Tony just wanted a blueberry bagel
Pogo Teddy He wanted a blue shine box.
@@tracysimmons3860No, he just wanted a gabagool
I thought Tony was going to break the fourth wall there at the very end of the clip
I find it interesting the cars when on tony are fast, when on melfi, slow. Lol
Nice catch
Allegory metaphor….
We'll never know how were the bagels at that place. :(
Kinda soggy, you want the truth.
lots of people are in the ground because of him
Gloria was really in the ground because of Tony.
Me and my therapist
Why is Tony talking to Henry hill’s wife? Lol
I thought that was Kevin Costner's wife? You know, that white woman he found living with the Native Americans on the plains?
@anderson yeah you are right actually I went and looked that up after I posted it and never went back LOL
@anderson yeah actually the movie came on a day or so later and then I saw the credits 😲😆
That was his coke she flushed down the toilet.
and Beansie supplied her their coke
0:58 was with emphasis....and even shut him up for 5 seconds. That didn't happen often.
This is one of the few times Tony actually felt loss and pain
Ja ik weet dat je boos op me bent en dat niet meer wil zijn en ik ook niet!
Liefde heeft alles al overwonnen
I'm sorry but she didn't seem to care this much when then Gloria killed herself...
1. Experience has made her more cold to deaths.
2. She knew Gloria was lying to her.
3. She didn't think she was personally responsible for her death.
@@strollic5162
1.Unlikely since she is always very emotional about anyhing else
2. So what?
3.That is true also for the one she is crying about now
@@tonygordon7571 1. Watch the episode when Tony finds out from Melfi that Gloria commited suicide. She seems cold there, the more you experience something the less of an effect it has.
2. So what? Melfi can only help someone so much, if her patient keeps doing things wrong what can Melfi do?
3. Melfi felt she was responsible because she wasn't there for the patient when they needed her. Gloria managed to see Melfi when she needed to, but she was a troubled soul. Again, watch the epsiode, Melfi said herself, "...she slipped through everyone's grasp".
She seems to have a lot of patients commit suicide!
My hunch is that Gloria's sessions were non-stop I wanna kill myself, kill myself, moan, moan.
There's only so much BS even a therapist can take before they stop giving a s$$$.
Remember how Gloria *wanted* Tony to kill her? Remember how he had to get Patsy to specifically threaten that the last thing she'd see would be his face, *not* Tony's? Dying dramatically was her favourite subject.
Dr. Melfi is the only person in the series to say "fuck you" to Tony and still live.
Because Tony kept having this delusion that he could get Melfi to submit to him. I think if this was any other therapist who talked in a negative way about his mother and himself, Tony would have killed them a long time ago. The only thing that saved Melfi was because Tony wanted her and he enjoyed the 'playing hard to get' scenario with her.
Carmela too. And Noah lmao
She is the shinebox because of you.
Stop.
That dude materializing in front of me would be terrifying.
I don't care what anybody says. When your shrink tells you "fuck you," you know it's time to take stock.
Small hands, thats your problem Tony.
“Get outta my shinebox”
"I got a family. Believe it or not they're better off with me than without me.''
I'm sure they are...
AJ surely not...
Carm and Meadow got enabled by him...
As if she couldnt see tonys car pull up from her seat and tony walking towards the diner
What the fuuuuck, I have seen this episode countless times and I do not recall this scene at all.
Cause it doesn't exist. It's fairy dust
Powerful scene
"Tries" so shady
the only person that could stand up to tony !!!