"20 years in the can, I wanted a new Chase interview, I compromised. I got a replay of a 2 year old conversation"

@KennyP99941

Ай бұрын

manicotti

You know who dislikes Steve Schirripa? Joey Peeps

@FunkBastid

Ай бұрын

It’s sad when they go young like that

@BlacksmithBets

Ай бұрын

Joey PEEPS?!!!?

@John-Sacrimoni

Ай бұрын

@@FunkBastid WHEN THEY GO!

@squallie78

Ай бұрын

@@BlacksmithBets Fckin"Jason. He's dyslexic.

@JohnDoe-od7ye

Ай бұрын

Just a kid. *shakes head*

That copyright strike, whatever happened there.

@goat252

Ай бұрын

WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!

@matthewweng8483

Ай бұрын

​@@goat252 Damn, beat me to it...

@johndamboise2928

Ай бұрын

That animal blundetto

@JohnDoe-od7ye

Ай бұрын

It’s sad when they get struck like that.

@kidnappa

Ай бұрын

That animal Schirripa

Steve shirippa didn’t have the makings of a varsity podcaster

@petestahnke175

29 күн бұрын

Really disappointing. Bobby was one of the very few characters I had some sympathy for. It's almost hard to believe he's the actor who played him.

Old Man Bacala would be mortified to find out that Bobby ordered a strike on your page!! Where's the honor??

@presence5426

Ай бұрын

He was the Terminator. But he smoked those filterless Camels for 40 years!

@lean.2366

Ай бұрын

​@@presence5426Bobby himself went away early cuz of all that broiler meat

@yochanan770

Ай бұрын

That man is his son in name only

@lowandodor1150

Ай бұрын

Wasn't it Bacala? Balaca sounds awkward.

@tillbrook

Ай бұрын

@@lowandodor1150 changed the typo.

My estimation of David Chase as a show creator who actually remembers his show just fuckin plummeted.

@presence5426

Ай бұрын

Whattaya want, an encyclopedia?

@matthewhopkins4664

Ай бұрын

You go about in pity for yourself

@BayAreaMike99

Ай бұрын

He’s an old man and it was 20 years ago faaack ooffff

@lproof8472

Ай бұрын

@@BayAreaMike99 He’s just a kid.

@presence5426

Ай бұрын

@@BayAreaMike99 What did he do, gumm the guy to death?

Imperioli: So, in this scene, we used mirrored panels to reflect the light and give the scene a sense of otherworldly unease. Schlurpa: I had to take a wicked shit the entire time!

@serotoninsyndrome

Ай бұрын

"Schlurpa" lol....

@paisan8766

Ай бұрын

Nutshell

@ndogg20

Ай бұрын

Summed up perfectly. Schlurpa Shrimpboat Schirripa had no interest in anything anyone had to say, just as long as he was the center of attention.

@serotoninsyndrome

Ай бұрын

If I had the right software and the know-how, I always wanted to make a video of a supercut of every "ahhh", and "eehhhhh", "baahhhh", and phlegmy throat gargle Steve makes throughout the whole podcast. It would basically be an hour long video of him just struggling to formulate words. Kind of like the "Every Sopranos Ohs and Hos" video

@paisan8766

Ай бұрын

@@serotoninsyndrome unfortunately it can’t be done, not even with computers

I just hoped Chase would give us some insight about how many years Phil Leotardo spent in the can. Guess we’ll never know.

@whatisbestinlife8112

Ай бұрын

Well he did confirm Phil was getting it in the can.

@A_r78

Ай бұрын

@@whatisbestinlife8112 now that’s an image

@WkdWnch007

Ай бұрын

He spent 20

@silversolid1885

Ай бұрын

@@WkdWnch007 20 fucking years?

@WkdWnch007

Ай бұрын

@@silversolid1885 it's stated by Phil.

dude fr steve was such an old man and just roasted micheal every time he tried to get deep

@AlSimmons-km6ge

18 күн бұрын

HE’S JUST A REGULAH GUY!!!!!!!!!

As a f@ck up of a teenager myself I found AJ quite relatable.

@tokyworld

Ай бұрын

same

@thefamousjmc

Ай бұрын

Yeah totally reminded me of myself at his age.

@guysmiley925

21 күн бұрын

I was hoping Michael would have had the insight to suggest that maybe the reason AJ was loathed by so many was that people saw a bit of themselves at that age in him or saw a bit of their kids in him . . .

@vpmar213

13 күн бұрын

Cream puffs

@Pariahmary

Күн бұрын

​@@vpmar213cvnt

David Chase not definitively proving that Ralphie killed Pie-O-My was a pretty good idea because it put the audience in the same position as Tony. we werent 100% sure just like he wasnt, but we still had a feeling that's what happened

@robertbarnes1828

Ай бұрын

I remember reading that a sign people are lying, is that they will often speak more carefully and not use contractions. Ralphie says "I did not cook that horse!" It's a stretch, but I always wondered if that was intentional. I mean the show does that kind of stuff all of the time.

@umanicksy7107

Ай бұрын

@@robertbarnes1828as opposed to “I diddddennnnt”

@j-rey-

Ай бұрын

@@robertbarnes1828 Yeah, I have heard that too, and think that was intentional. "You killed her!" "No, I DID NOT. And even if I did, SO WHAT? She was a F*CKIN HORSE."

@j-rey-

Ай бұрын

This is one of the things I found relieving, when Chase confirmed that Ralph killed Pie-O-My. I was 100% sure that Ralph killed her. He didn't care about animals, he was a sociopath, he was hemorrhaging money on her, he needed a lot of money to pay for his son's hospital bills, he changed the subject immediately every time Tony brought her up, and the circumstances just worked out so perfectly in Ralph's favor that I found it too fortuitous to be an accident. It annoyed me when people tried to argue something so obvious when there are other, more important things to actually debate about the show.

@vincebezucha4246

Ай бұрын

Ralphie definitely killed pie. Oh my.

David Chase is 91 years old

@vidoyeahh

Ай бұрын

Just a kid.

@duckfist9256

Ай бұрын

Timeline got fucked up

@justbreakingballs

Ай бұрын

That dog can still hunt

@kgthakid2911

Ай бұрын

He looks like he was in Miami!

@thelizardkingdc

Ай бұрын

78

I loved that Steve Schirripa guy like a brother in law!

It's funny how some seem quick to judge David Chase for not having as much insight as the fans may have about his own show. It seems reasonable that a man who created a show with the premise of a protagonist that struggles to come to terms with his own ego, may himself struggle with coming to terms with his own ego. An artist may paint a beautiful painting they have in their mind, but that doesn't mean they understand why they painted it the way they did. David Chase may have written Sopranos in an attempt to reach certain conclusions about life for himself, in which case, he is equally part of the audience as any of us.

@justbreakingballs

Ай бұрын

Quiet burger boy

@justbreakingballs

Ай бұрын

Charles schwabb ova here

@WhiteSuperMemeist

Ай бұрын

The best artists never understand their own art. They just start creating and see where it goes.

@supershot9729

Ай бұрын

​​@@WhiteSuperMemeist this is just wrong lmao most artists can explain this stuff if you ask them, especially musicians

@imnotsureImHIVpositive

Ай бұрын

he kinda proved it when Ralphie said 'so what it was just a horse'

funny to hear Chase doesn't think Tony got more "dark" or whatever you want to call it as the series progressed. Around season 4 and 5 its clear he's becoming more hostile and cruel to people. Not saying he doesn't still have his good side but him being more troubled manifested itself in hurting people more

@MrJackson7785

Ай бұрын

I don’t think he got darker. I think he was just more resolved to the person he was and the life he was in. He stop romanticizing the life like he had previously and stop acting like the people in the life were reasonable or had honor. He was always a dark person, look at how he took out the Bevelaqua kid, hell he was gonna suffocate his mother. He just got to a point where he wasn’t taking crap from anyone for any reason.

@CommanderLongJohn

Ай бұрын

Yeah that's absolutely wild, I mean they quite literally and blatantly had him become darker/more predisposed to violence and flying off the handle even when he's purely being vindictive and mean, in short they literally tried to get audiences to 'hate' Tony towards the end much in the same way they made people hate or start disliking Walter White in Breaking Bad. There's absolutely no way that was coincidentally written or unintended either. Honestly, after The Many Saints of Newark idgaf what David Chase says lmao, he could come out and state that Tony 100% died in the finale and I'd take that as seriously as the schizo fans on the early 2000s HBO show forums (Oz/The Wire/Entourage/The Sopranos), it's like the guy didn't even revisit the series for the movie there was so much weirdly retconned/cut out stuff it's mind boggling.

@RR-lv3tp

Ай бұрын

Yeah... It's pretty obvious lol

@NerdPowerGaming

Ай бұрын

@@CommanderLongJohn I believe It's confirmed he didn't revisit the show before making the movie, he said something like he regretted not doing that. Which for being one of the most groundbreaking and influencial shows of all time to hear that was very telling but also so unbelievable to me. I love the man for what he gave us but he really fucked up in that regard

@joaoalegria7578

Ай бұрын

Yeah even the series got darker, literally, if you compare the color pallet of s1 to s6 you can clearly see it.

The translation from Bobby to Steve in real life is so astronomical. I don’t know how Chase directed him so well. Steve is such a goof ball.

@petestahnke175

29 күн бұрын

I hear ya. Chase only directed two episodes, so it's amazing that all the directors were able to keep the reins on him.

Steve looks like a freaking lunch lady there 😂

@presence5426

Ай бұрын

It's time for him to seriously consider salads.

@lean.2366

Ай бұрын

Whoa that's someone's wife you're talking about

@theramplocal

Ай бұрын

KZread is a small site, if steve copyright strikes again it might tip over

CineRanter basically says Burger Boy needs a brain transplant.

@lean.2366

Ай бұрын

Anyone finishing half a tray of ziti needs a brain transplant

Shirripa was absolutely clueless

I’d be lying if I said Steve didn’t make me laugh sometimes and I did enjoy him some but he talked over everybody and would interrupt Michael all the time when Michael would be in the middle of a good insight. That got really annoying.

1. Yes. 2. I don't know or care. 3. Probably.

Funny thing about this interview is now I realize a collection of people who aren’t all that bright can collab on something brilliant. Also that we as fans make a lot out of so many details and situations we see where the ppl creating the scenes never thought deeply about much of any of it

Chase really put his heart and soul into this series. Must admit I was shocked by his belief his mother would have been a criminal if she'd been more a man. That's a deep dive.

Steve “IM A FAT NARCISSIST AND IM RIGHT AND YOUR WRONG, IM TRAUMATIZED FROM THE NUN AT CATHOLIC SCHOOL, IM FROM NEW YAWK” Schrippa :-)

@cheesypotat0es

Ай бұрын

Lmao

@lostremnant

Ай бұрын

What's the nun thing? Whatever happened there?

@E.C.2

25 күн бұрын

An elderly old nun has more cahunas than Steve.

@moron1138

17 күн бұрын

ONE OF THESE DAYS ALICE, ONE OF THESE DAYS

Thanks for doing this video and arranging the answers, or, notes, as we call them.

The sad truth to this is...Chase is a lot older now and his memory must not be as good. Some of the things he said in this full on contradict things he had said 10 years prior. And even a lot of the things they ask him he says he can’t remember.

@dannygandolfini4517

7 күн бұрын

next hes gonna marvin gaye his own nephew

I still believe what Tony 'got' in the desert is that his Dad was as equally a negative influence on him as his Mom and him becoming a mobster was determined for him.

Not a lot of people know it but Phil did 20 years in the can and I‘m sure he had plenty of opportunities to explore an alternative life style

When Talking Sopranos hosted Sopranos Theories, it was like I was stabbed in the heart!

@peteysquirrelchaser9028

29 күн бұрын

I wish the good lord would take me now!

its not that Tony got darker and darker as the show got to the later seasons but the show definitely got darker, less good times, the camera and everything got darker with less saturation, black and white and the show focused more on the psychological aspects, the first two seasons are just so much happier

Steve just talked about everyone he knew and how connected he was. Hahah. It was what it was.

Steve Schirripa is an old fashioned guy; very allegorical.

@davegentry-pu9xm

19 күн бұрын

I can think of a few allegories for him.

Fascinating that he would share all these details. I thought his attitude previously has been for the fans to draw their own conclusions.

I personally think The Soprano's actors don't like their fans or something. The TalkingSopranos channel turns the comments off on every video they make. I'm not sure what the deal is with that exactly, but it comes off that way. I know they take questions on other sites, but still. They should allow people to comment and show their appreciation and what they think of the interviews. It's like "We don't care what you guys think, just watch us and listen to what we have to say"

Steve Shrippa ruined that show which had great potential. That they disabled comments is extremely telling. The man has the insight and depth of thinking of a 5th grader.

This is excellent, thank you!

Scenes with Janice always made my skin crawl…on yt i ff through them. I guess that’s a sign of good acting

@alexmartin3143

24 күн бұрын

Even when she offed Richie?

@goodbonezz1289

24 күн бұрын

@@alexmartin3143 ok…that was the one exception lol…satisfying scene, he definitely asked for it.

@cjtyson5478

23 күн бұрын

Before she rain danced back to the commune

My estimation of David Chase as a writer/producer just fucking plummeted.

@franktreppiedi2208

25 күн бұрын

He's not a very good communicator for a guy that made the greatest TV show ever.

@Crunchyfrawg

18 күн бұрын

@@franktreppiedi2208 What? Vince Gilligan is a terrific communicator!

David Chase: "I read the ending, I thought it was bs!"

Jonny V definitely would've been a warm and convivial host 😂😂

@serotoninsyndrome

Ай бұрын

Oh, so you know better than the Star Ledger?

@EthanPatrick1989

Ай бұрын

@serotoninsyndrome so classic I love it😂 👌

Can you do this with every interview on that podcast? 🤣 on behalf of all sopranos fans: thank you!

The AJ was the most complex - and well acted - characters on that show. The performance was subtle. AJ mostly observed , processed and tried to - somehow- fit into his surroundings

@BrandonToy

19 күн бұрын

It was a great performance. He doesn’t get enough credit because people didn’t like AJ.

I always thought Tony's experience in the desert represented his awakening to the sacred and the propane.

@normie2716

25 күн бұрын

He realized that he was at the precipice of an enormous crossroads.

Remember listening to this one as it came out! 😄 My car was in the shop and I walked home listening to this. Got the book Woke Up This Morning on sale over the weekend, and am excited to revisit this. The podcast was far from perfect, but it really helped me with getting through an awful job during a rough time.

thanks bro for your Great videos

Keep up the great content!

It’s amazing how WRONG David Chase is about his own show. I think the view he has of the show in his head, his vision, and the actual piece of art he presented are completely different.

Were they on massive amounts of narcotics during Many Saints of Newark? That movie was the biggest screw you to the fans. Rhiannan's pic was hanging behind Butchie in his hair salon.

Most definitive analysis of Sopranos, especially the last show, is a blog titled 'Master of the Sopranos' (I have no connection to it) Its explanations with scene screencaps is exceptional. Cineranter, your coverage of Schirippa was thought provoking and insightful.

Excellent post.

David Chase used to write for Kolchak: The Night Stalker.

I loved this ❤ I agree Steve was a bellend and spoiled the Talking Sopranos ego problems!!! Thank you for doing this ❤

I think your 'warm and convivial host' line is my favourite Sopranos quote that you have slotted into your videos. Didn't expect it.

Steve blocks everyone on social media 😂

I think Livia was way more vicious & cunning than Janice.

Im so disappointed that he said phil was gay i kinda feel like that ruined his character

@infernaldeacon8626

Ай бұрын

Whats the time stamp on that

@ElmoJacker

Ай бұрын

@@infernaldeacon8626 14:43 he literally said yes he was

@decem_sagittae

Ай бұрын

Phil wasn't gay, that Chase guy doesn't know what he's talking about. He's like 90 years old and completely out of touch. He never even watched the show

@supershot9729

Ай бұрын

​@@decem_sagittae his memory is questionable but I mean if anyone has the final say on that detail it would be him

@user-nu4py2mu6o

Ай бұрын

I think Phil being gay makes the character that much more complex; interesting.

Davjd chase talks like someone whose never watched the sopranos lol.

It's amazing how little Chase understands his own show.

You are correct. He was an awful host. I so wanted to enjoy the podcast but only watched one - because of how awful the hosts were and because of the number of adds they had in-video. It was like one long spam video

Its disappointing to see how little the creator of the show even knows about the show all these years later

@MrMortadella1

Ай бұрын

He created it but didn’t write or direct most of the episodes after season 2 so he doesn’t have that personal investment in many episodes. He gave a general idea of where he wanted the show to go and the writers and directors took it from there with his final approval. That’s how it was with Gene Roddenberry and the original Star Trek.

@barrybj

Ай бұрын

I mean the man is almost 80 years old. It's a wonder he remembers as much as he does.

@cygnustsp

Ай бұрын

It was a job for him. I don't remember 95% of all the work I've done. Better things to try and secure in my grey matter.

@manuelrojas7843

Ай бұрын

I told him I go, at his age it’s enough of a surprise to get up in the morning

@mikeg2491

Ай бұрын

⁠@@cygnustspHe forgets story details but you can tell he understands the characters and their motivations even still to this day, I don’t disagree a lot with anything he said about his interpretations. Look at it like a pro wrestler, how many can tell you they remember the match they had in 1987 on Thursday night at so and so hall in June, they just can’t. I did design work for a living and I used to prank my boss by whipping out a design from last year she hated and all of a sudden this year she loves it and forgets I ever showed it to her.

Great video, although I listened to every podcast of Talking Sopranos, so I believe I heard all this a couple of years ago. But nicely edited.

Sometimes i go about in pity for myself, all the while a great podcast carries me through COVID

Could you make a video about if Tony wanted Ralph to kill Jackie jr or give him a pass? I always thought it was obvious that Tony wanted Ralph to do it but I’ve seen some discussion that supports different sides, would like to hear your opinion.

@foodank_atr817

Ай бұрын

Simple. They both knew he had to go, but neither one wanted to be the one to make the call. Tony relished the idea that he could both put the responsibility onto Ralph and also keep Ralph under pressure because he's now a capo.

@mikeg2491

Ай бұрын

@@foodank_atr817It also commands loyalty, Ralphie showed he’ll put the family first and they even ordered Vito to whack his own cousin which I presume got him made (they never touched on this much other than Vito having a sad look in one scene after and that’s it).

The ending! Ha ha!

That's going to be an honor for dude being his favorite character

We need time stamps

I always found it strange how Tony arrived at Phil's house and found Butchie there.

@presence5426

Ай бұрын

Butchie was the Machiavellian who ended up in charge.

@silversolid1885

Ай бұрын

they were probably gay together

Half the time Chase sounds like he barely watched the show

@plaidchuck

Ай бұрын

Can you blame him, imagine being known just for one thing your whole life and any interaction you have with the public involves that. Yeah it made him rich im sure and he should be grateful for fans blah blah but he’s still a human being

@BoleDaPole

27 күн бұрын

It's not the fans fault he peaked early , he's got only himself to blame

Sometimes I wonder, after many saints, does David Chase even remember the show? Lol. He wrote it so what do I know, but I don't know how he can say Tony didn't get darker or worse, especially since he was trying to change and see "each day as a gift" him falling back into what he was before but worse, making bobby commit his first murder, killing christopher and having zero remorse, had always stuck out to me as a reason for his downfall. Also I think the therapy definitely helped him as a criminal, he got the idea to put junior as boss to take the heat off of him from therapy. He got the nerve and justification to himself to kill Tony B from therapy, which didn't fully help but was better than letting him go like he most likely would have done had he not went to therapy.

I think Melfi was the only person Tony respected.

@user-nu4py2mu6o

Ай бұрын

I think Tony respected Hesh until he borrowed money from him.

@Tesla_Death_Ray

Ай бұрын

@@user-nu4py2mu6o he liked him

@badren9153

Ай бұрын

What about Gary cooper? The strong, silent type.

@NoNo47668

Ай бұрын

​@@badren9153He was gay, gary cooper?

I think that the whole AJ thing was played pretty well....in the sense you are not really supposed to like him. He is the baby of the family.

Quasimodo predicted all of this!

Never forget, George Lucas never created the light sabre, he created the Laser Sword. Just saying, not every showrunner is Quentin Tarantino.

I have nothing bad to say about the podcast, but I'll bother to comment that the suggestion of John Ventimiglia as a host is a superb one. I remember reading he was very well liked by the other actors and regularly called on to participate in readings, auditions, and that sort of thing. He should be hosting *something* somewhere. :)

Now thats how you do an ending. Bing! Pow!..

I disagree with Chase on the "deal with the devil" thing. I think Melfi was the one exception, and her not going to Tony about the you-know-what is definitely proof of that. Chase seems to forget a lot of things about sopranos, and maybe this is just one of them because why include that storyline, then?

@monarchofthesea9395

Ай бұрын

I think you can compare Melfi to the jewish therapist that Carmella got. He completely held her accountable, and gave her the warning, telling her clearly to leave Tony and his corrupting influence. I'm not sure deal with the devil is the best way to describe Melfi, but she at times definitely justified what Tony did to herself. She definitely began to buy into his way of thinking for a lot of it, without fully embracing it.

@Dungeon_of_Rap

Ай бұрын

@@monarchofthesea9395 exactly, a far cry from deal with the devil.

Steve was a ranter some days but the show would not have been the same without him! I love him!!!

@goldengirl8355

Ай бұрын

I liked Steve and his style too. Made me laugh and was a nice contrast to Michael. Those two together were great and clearly good pals when you watched it, not listened to it. Just listening to it was annoying but watching it made the interruptions make more sense and you could see that they were on the same page and breaking balls a lot of the time. It was good I thought 🤷🏼‍♀️

@Cobbido

Ай бұрын

He ruined so many moments

@goldengirl8355

Ай бұрын

@@Cobbido in the beginning yeah but he seemed to mellow as the podcast went on and became a better interviewer.

More interesting? Yes. But he (Tony) became increasingly paranoid as many #1s do, the longer they stay at the top. Yes, as a Therapist I absolutely KNOW Therapy improved Tony's criminal game. Absolutely.

The toy train is the key. The fat guy is Old Sheldon

I always knew it would be stupid from the writer's perspective to tell outright wheter Tony died in the end or not. It's really not the point. The point is that Tony will live rest of his days waiting for that moment. So many people online took it like a gospel...thanks for confirming that Chase isnt that stupid. Always knew it was bs.

@E.C.2

25 күн бұрын

It was obvious he was killed.

There’s a lot of comedians that hate the guy too. He must be what his reputation reflects

@normie2716

25 күн бұрын

Come on, Rick. No need to be rude.

If therapy made him a better criminal I don't think Carlo would be testifying. Maybe. If he did flip.

I never hated AJ. Great interview, Yes, he was spoiled, but of course he was. Ty. Good video

@presence5426

Ай бұрын

AJ as a beeatch young adult was annoying. The solution for him was so obvious: exercise & nutrition.

@umanicksy7107

Ай бұрын

One silly thing that bugged me was when he didn’t know what gutters were, you guys raised him why be mad! Also when Tony denies ever saying he couldn’t make in military school. I felt for him a few times.

Does Tony Soprano die? Yes and no. Imperioli touches on that sunyata Buddhist theory. Whereby nothing ends, it just continues. Dr. Schwinn explains the Schrödinger equation. Every calculation is based on ever changing variables in the equation. Nothing is constant, everything is in flux. Because Tony was enlightened by Gloria's understanding of Buddhist teachings, he subconsciously ponders the question in his coma dream. The monk tells him "There's no you, there's no me." We watch Tony take his journey toward the afterlife. What led up to his death. He suspected that his death was imminent. That conversation with Bobby on the boat. Tony comes to his conclusion, hence... "I GET IT!!!" When in a drug induced mindset, he adds up all the permutations, and comes up with an answer. The cobwebs are finally removed. He gets to eat for free. In the final scene, Tony selects the Journey tune, "Don't Stop Believin'". We are told to believe that Tony's journey continues, because of the Schrödinger's cat question. The 'cut to black' cinematic technique allows us to ponder Tony's fate. The "Members Only Jacket Guy" walks into the bathroom, the bell rings, Tony looks up, now our imagination takes over the rest of the story. Some says he dies; some says he lives; some say they don't know.

Didn’t Chase accidentally refer to the ending as Tony’s death scene while being interviewed for Alan Sepinwall’s book?

I read that article, and so was under the impression that Tony was killed. I recall Chase talking about how it wouldn't have been in the diner. That they had wanted to do it when Tony made a trip to NY. I guess I didn't quite get that he had said that they not only scrapped that scenario, but the idea of Tony being killed, as well. It's interesting then, the his fate still remains unknown and unseen. While it might sound silly and derivative, I think it would be worth their time to do a sequel. To follow up with the family, however many years in the future. Let us know what happened to Tony, and also take a closer look at A.J., Meadow, and Carmela.

It’s crazy how David Chase wanted Ray Liotta to be Ralph originally

About the girl with the New York connection thing. Her model photo was on the wall when the New York guys had a huddle about "And you used to sell razors out the back of your Crown Vic" scene. So that was the connection that the internet made, like to insinuate these NY guys knew of this model chick they reached out to or somethjing or had a relative they knew of or smething.

I remember thinking that those airline tix were going to come back to haunt tony. I was surprised it didn't play out - like with another character.

Shazz??? I had no idea you did that 30 second comedy video about Steve & David Chase?? How funny is that???? I wish I could have seen it? They ACTUALLY slapped a copyright strike on you??? Wow???? Can't you fight that?? Seems like you're absolutely right about the "technicality" issue about being unfairly chastised for your fair use rights? That really sucks, but you're more than likely spot on with your assessment about fragile egos!! I LOVE that you did that though and you're certainly within your rights to make a comical video of your own? Good for you my friend...keep it up and question those KZread rules and regulations my friend!! 🤔😉👍

Chase looks like an old-timer wiseguy lol

Huh, I never really thought that the runners intentionally wanted to make Phil gay or bi. I figured it was more humor that was appropriated for headcannon

@mikeg2491

Ай бұрын

I don’t think Phil was actually gay but I think he was so homophobic because he was scared at the idea someone might think or assume he ever once had a gay experience in the can. He was extremely self conscious about his last name Leotardo for instance which was more effeminate than Leonardo.

@A_r78

Ай бұрын

He was a good ship lollipop

@badren9153

Ай бұрын

This is definitely the most reasonable takeaway. To 100% say he was a closeted gay is a little outlandish. The joke was about how insecure and uncomfortable he was, not that he secretly wanted to bang Vito

@aleNoyz91

27 күн бұрын

​@@mikeg2491the surname change was a bullshit no one change your surname

@normie2716

25 күн бұрын

@@aleNoyz91 What about Vito Andolini?

I like your explanation about the Tony desert scene better

Them two bickering got old quick

I’m really happy that David Chase cleared up the whole “ David Chase confirms Tony really did die at the end when the screen went to black!” I really lost a lot of faith in American school systems after that. Because I remember within 12 months after the series had ended David Chase did an interview and he flat out says that he wanted the fans to go away thinking after the screen went to black was “I wanted the fans to think that no matter what happened in Tony’s life he’s always going to be looking over his shoulder and one day he’s either going to go to the penitentiary for for the rest of his life or he’s going to get killed.” And then a decade later, the Hollywood reporter runs a story and they use “David Chase confirms Tony dies at the end “ So I read the interview, and David Chase never once said in that interview that Tony died. Yes, there was a shady looking individual there, but if you actually use logic and pay attention to the story, they were telling nobody from either family, New Jersey or New York knew that Tony and his family were going to be in that restaurant. But so many people took a headline, and didn’t even read the article, and just believed it. I was so happy he cleared that up. Before James, unfortunately and sadly passed away in real life I really did want them to do a sopranos movie and then finding out a couple years after he died that after five or six years after the show ended. He wasn’t as burnt out on it as he was during the last three seasons And he was very open to the idea of doing a sopranos movie and coming back as Tony soprano. I really wish we could’ve gotten that.

6:14 That’s not true. S1 Tony would never yell at Carmela, or do the same violent acts as s6 tony

@ClaytonTheCracker

Ай бұрын

You think if Coco made the comment about meadow in season one Tone wouldn't stomp his teeth out just the same?

@jool7793

Ай бұрын

@@ClaytonTheCracker season 1 Meadow was 15 years old. Tony would have killed him.

@swansonjoe7121

Ай бұрын

@@ClaytonTheCracker lmao considering Tony being newly appointed to boss and meadow being only a teenager that’s hard to say

@mikeg2491

Ай бұрын

@@ClaytonTheCrackerS6 Tony would have killed Coach Hauser then and there not let him be reported to the cops too though.

@presence5426

Ай бұрын

Yeah right. Tony would yell at anybody.

FUCKIN DE'NERO HIGHHATTED ME

@anthonylewis6265

Ай бұрын

High handed*

@serotoninsyndrome

Ай бұрын

​@@anthonylewis6265 While you're correct that that is the actual phrase, I swear Steve always called it "hi-hatting". Which made my estimation of him as a man plummet.

@anthonylewis6265

28 күн бұрын

@@serotoninsyndrome oh I missed the joke my bad. I never watched cause i just like Michael

He sounds like he has had enough

How many White Castles did Steve have before this podcast? I can smell them!

@17:30- Steve: "AJ was a conman." David: "Ooohhhhw!" Steve: "I'm the boy's Uncle!"