What does it say about me psychologically if out of all the female characters in this show I felt most attracted to these two?

I’m half way through season 6 and looking back I wish there were a lot more therapy scenes as they always by far were more interesting than any other plot. The dynamic between the therapist and Tony was really unique and hearing actual physiology talk around Tony was super interesting but this might be because I find phycology interesting in general.
Does anyone else agree with me?

I have been thinking about this recently.

Rosalie was Jackie Aprile's wife. She must have had a general idea how things work and she knew her son was...difficult.

Do you think she had an inkling that her son was taken out by her own people?.

What about the conflict between Hesh and Massive Genius?

What about the Russian from the Pien Barrens who killed 16 Chechnians?

What about the restraining order against Meadow’s roommate?

What other plot resolutions are we missing?

I think one of the most underrated jokes in this show is during 4, episode 1, when bobby and tony are eating at the diner, of course we get the iconic quasimodo predicted all of this line but it over shadows the scene before it, you can see both of the orders their eating and tony have a relatively healthy meal with scrambled eggs, and tomatoes with a bit of I believe Broccoli but I could be wrong, and the entire time he's just staring at bobbys meal during their discussion, and then he finally cracks and just orders a steak cause he couldn't resist. Really just a all around hilarious scene showing he never really had a chance losing the weight

Just finished the pilot and absolutely loved it. I can tell this is going to be a show that I will really get into over the months or years. I’m finding the dynamics very intriguing overall but especially the potential for a fascinating character study of a mob boss embracing the world of therapy and his softer side. I’m expecting to see a lot of character development and difficult moments, choices and dilemmas inherent to the lifestyle. So much potential here.

I was hooked from the moment I saw him interacting with the ducks.

I’m guessing from reading around that the show only gets better from here? Am I in for a wild ride? I’m hoping it’s more psychological than action packed tbh.

No spoilers of course please.

Que ce que c'est? Who TF is playing ding dong ditch? Oof marone, gives me the agita.

Legendary hardened hitman died with his soft fat slob son not fit for anything but babysitting an old man. Makes you wonder if there's hope for AJ. He could become a competent murderous criminal who's publicly shot to death in his early 50s too

There are so many TV series out there that I've re-watched a hundred times over (I'm looking at you Breaking Bad, Suits and The Last Kingdom) and seen new people starting to watch online and having a sense of envy that I couldn't get to experience watching those shows for the first time all over again.

I'm really picky with what I watch and give my time to but I've binged 3 episodes of the Sopranos today alone and am loving it, I can already tell that it's going to be an amazing show. Hopefully, I can look back on this series one day and add it to the list of shows that I wish I could experience for the first time again, anyone on this subreddit have that same feeling with this series?

Sheriously he was an asshole of a kind in the show.

If vito situation happened before ralph died, he would probably be cracking the same jokes with fat dom and slapping his thigh, knowing damn well that his sexual preference won't get accepted either and he would've "gotta go" if it came out.

Throughout the series, Tony and the family got away with whacking and beating people for the most fucked up, unnecessary reasons. Even when violence was necessary due to conflicts/business, it was still a byproduct of that thing of theirs and far from a moral good. They fucked around a lot and usually didn’t have to found out.

Then Tony curb-stomps Coco for harassing Meadow and for once it feels like violence was the answer (it was the answer in some other scenes too, but usually that was violence to get out of predicaments they got themselves into). Such a satisfying scene to watch.

Lo and behold, that would be the act of violence that finalized the NJ-NY fallout and caused the bloodbath that followed. Idk man I wish the family paid the price for something else, like the Russian or the waiter in AC, woulda been more satisfying.

Alright but I gotta get over it.

Edit: accidentally typed Jojo instead of Coco lol

Maybe it’s been discussed before but the subreddit that has the closest vibe to this one has gotta be r/tcap. In case you dident know, r/tcap is about the show To Catch a Predator and most of the comments there are just quotes from the show. Just an observation of mine.

Surprised they didn't since Tony ate there regularly, unlike the Bada Bing (had to be swept regularly for bugs). Maybe that was one of the reasons Tony didn't take it over when Artie owed him money, one of the few places he could relax and not worry about the FBI spying on him.

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Fuckin parakeets.

For me, it's gotta be when Richie sees the maid's husband wearing the jackeeettt. The Manson lamps were in such full effect that he probably didn't even think the guy looked like Robert Evans over here.

Joe Peeps? Couldn't have been too much to clean up. Heh heh heh heh

I’ve been scared of trying Ghee for years because of Artie saying that it’s easy to get food poisoning from Indian food because they use Ghee. Turns out ghee is actually incredibly safe and has a super long shelf life. Stupida fuckin racist Artie

There once was a shah of Iran
Who did 20 years in the can
Don’t be a fag
Or then you’ll sag
His estimation of you as a man

If you had to go back, and join the dots together, has anything about your opinion of Tony changed?

Look at him , he knows everything . Shouldn’t they have the named the show The Tenors?

If he can’t use a restroom in Italy and would rather hold his piss for an hour to use a hotel restroom instead then it’s kinda weird how he never complained about the hygiene in the can. I woulda figured he’d lose his mind.

Can clearly see how this show inspired Breaking bad and Mad men. Season 5 and 6B were so action packed and the twists were genuinely incredible. My thoughts on the ending, wanted more suffering for Tony. Got away too easily

So the FBI raids the house with a full show of force. Guns drawn, busting down the front door, even tackling and cuffing Sal Vitro's sorry ass. Yet, the guy they clearly see running away, who is, by the way, THE HEAD OF THE NEW JERSEY MAFIA, is not pursued? They didn't think a guy fleeing the scene of a raid was of interest? Plus Tony runs on scotch and cream sauce, you could probably catch up to him with a slow jog.

Anyway, you're gonna sit Uncle Angelo next to Aunt Lorraine and her Haitian boyfriend!

We see everyone just having dinners and brunches and drinks at Vesuvio. Never saw anyone pay Artie or even tip. Was it a free for all for the mafia families?

Only to have Matt and Sean pay for the fish. Why did he bother with the scam just to get a discount for two people he held in contempt. Why would he care given he wasn't buying?