Another actor has died from that show.  The Sopranos was a brilliant show, and i thank you for it, it makes me wonder why shows of this quality are not more frequent.   It cant be hard to replicate what makes it good, realism, intelligence, multiple dramas, brilliant acting, being adult, the list goes on.

I would also like to thank America for Cheerios, Lompoc, i spent three months there, the your place or mine bar was great,  the food, people, friendliness, wealth, music,  endless good entertainment, and all those good films.

America needs to big itself up, not tear itself down, you are effectively living in Eden, away from the utter trash of Europe.     Count your blessings.

(07-09-2022, 06:44 AM)Piglet Wrote: The Sopranos was a brilliant show

It was one of my favorites and its theme song was my ringtone for the longest time. That ending tho. Ugh. Now that I'm thinking of it I'm realizing that I'm still not completely over that.

Italians suck dead donkey dick. The Cuomos and D'Alesandros are proof positive.

Yeah, okay, but we're talking about fiction, a made-up story, entertainment. Lighten the fuck up, you old bastard.

(07-09-2022, 11:38 AM)Duchess Wrote: Yeah, okay, but we're talking about fiction, a made-up story, entertainment. Lighten the fuck up, you old bastard.

Fiction is a large element of culture. That garbage was nonstop violence, though nothing like what was to come.

Wait, who died? I loved that show.

Tony Sirico. "Paulie"

Deez nutz!

(07-10-2022, 12:48 AM)MirahM Wrote: I loved that show.

Me too. I read that the final episode was 15 years ago today. 15 years have passed. My god. It hardly seems possible.

(07-10-2022, 06:51 AM)Duchess Wrote:

(07-10-2022, 12:48 AM)MirahM Wrote: I loved that show.

Me too. I read that the final episode was 15 years ago today. 15 years have passed. My god. It hardly seems possible.

Damn that long ago? I'll start watching season 2 and the rest of the show some day.