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More of The Sopranos as we jump into Season 3. More eyes are on Tony as he tries to find the pieces within his life..family, friends and business. Excited to see where these stories lead us down.

EP 3: https://youtu.be/_2LECmVrQ0o

EP 4: https://youtu.be/4I5XzfOxQWU

EP 3 & 4 Uncut: https://livid.com/watch/qnJF2fPMStBx

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James vs Cinema

Doing the Halloween Movie Poll today so be on the lookout for that! Some cool surprises for tv shows that are halloween themed as well.

William Davis

Episode three is so funny, and then episode four is such a gut punch. Dr. Melfi’s “No” at the end hits so hard. No matter how angry she is, she won’t sacrifice her principles, which I think makes her a stronger character, even though I also wouldn’t have minded seeing Tony pulverize that guy.

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar

As cray as it sounds, The Soprano's food obsession seems tame compared to Twin Peaks.

Martin Hagen

episode 4 is such a good episode. the staircase scene is fucking brutal, but the way the show flips the roles of melfi and tony, by making melfi a victim and tony the potential savior is amazing. such good writing. you feel disgust, respect and frustration all at once

William Davis

They got a cherry pie there, that’ll kill ya.

Night King01

I always thought crows were bad omens anyway but in italian folklore it means bad luck.

Kana Kawase

My life goal is to someday enjoy something as much as Ben Horne enjoyed his brie and butter baguette.

Night King01

Did anyone else recognize Shaun Toub as the guy Ralphie shakes down. He played Yinsen in Iron Man

Kana Kawase

Jackie Jr's father was the boss who died of cancer in the first season. Richie, the guy Janice lit up, was his uncle. Jackie Jr is also an intellectual whose caliber we haven't seen since the untimely passing of Sean Gismonte and Matt Drinkwater Bevilaqua.

Artem Sheverenov

The thing about Christopher is that smart people who can manage their finances and carefully plan their future usually do not choose a life of crime. It's about impulses and getting rich now. What I like about The Sopranos is that most of the regular mobsters are portrayed realistically dumb, but the show still finds ways to make them likable, although they are getting rich on other people's misery. At the same time, we as viewers become like their victims, charmed and manipulated by these characters precisely because they are so skilled at being sociopaths.