"Leave the gun. Take the cannoli."

sorry, man. wrong franchise.

it was that random bookie, it was shown in the season 6 part 2 ep when tony and paulie gotta go hide out in miami cuz the feds dug up the bookies skeleton, johnny sopranos ordered the hit

good job sir! now ask me another, this is fun..... and wiki only makes this easy if you use it!

true, and good point.

here's one.

what was the joke told about ginny that eventually got back to johnny sack when he was in jail?

they were talking about a mole being removed off of someone... and then ralphie said something to the affect of ginny scrimoni getting a 90lb mole removed from her ass.

no... i meant tell the joke like you're trying to make me laugh not trying to answer a trivia question. (i.e. what did ralphie actually say?)









p.s. i don't remember myself, verbatim. just thought it would make a good question.

lol, yeah i don't remember either... i even looked on youtube but i couldn't find it. but i did find this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToQUB-ymxGQ

enjoy and keep the questoins coming

i jerked off to those pictures a few times back in the day.

arrested development was the best show ever. i like 30 rock now. i recently bought the complete 1st season.

We Are Talking About The Sopranos! :)

dude thats way to easy. that was a major episode in season 4 and kind of preluded the fact that ralph would meet an unpretty demise very shortly thereafter. i actually think ralph was one of the most fascinating charachters on the show. season 3 was supposed to have a story line revoling around livia testifying against tony in court, but nancy marchand passed away. so, the charachter of ralph was written to replace livia as the main antagonizing force in tony's live, and very few charachters on the show affected him as immensley as ralph (especially when ralph brutally murdered the stripper who reminded tony of his own daughter). ralph was at one time obnoxious, belligerent, and out of control, and at the same time he never used incorrect english, he was highly intelligent, cunning, and merciless. He is also the only charachter on the show who steps out of the sociopath ring and can be certified as a true blue psychopath.

since the questions stopped i thought i might add this in here: i just got home from the bar and i turned on the tv to witness a denny's commercial... lo and behold it had tony "paulie walnuts" sirico (dressed exactly like paulie, hair and all) was in it! no no no! why paulie why? work can't be that bad can it?!?!?!

Hahaha. I love Paulie. He makes me laugh.

I love The Sopranos. Damned good TV writing. Each episode is like a little movie, it's so good.

But I have to admit I like a couple others better. Here's my current ranking of favorite TV of all time:

1. Californication
2. Six Feet Under
3. The Sopranos
4. Dexter
5. Weeds
6. Law & Order (any series)
7. St. Elsewhere
8. Northern Exposure
9. Wonder Years
10. Gilmore Girls

californication is boring to me, it's like a soft core porno. and the gilmore girls? tell me yr a chick!

I love how these threads so easily turn into bicker fests over defending one's favorites.

Sorry, I'm not biting.

why would you want a human parasite for a father?

my favorite part of the series was when he executed Christopher. What a lump of shit that character was.

I think they're more like soap operas punctuated with extreme violence. Unlike say Twin Peaks, I found Sopranos doesn't hold up for repeated viewing. The annoying characters get REAL annoying.

I have never seen an episode of the sopranos. No cable, and no interest.

Hmm, well, they're highly entertaining soap operas, then. Extreme violence? Occasionally, okay. But I don't find anything wrong with that.

And see, to me, Twin Peaks is extremely boring. Pointlessly obscure and silly.

But to each his own, right?

Ha ha! yeah, a dad with some deep pockets, but what a temper! No thanks.

Christopher's murder scene was really uncomfortable because I think we were all rooting for Tony--Do it, do it!