Isn't this the best scene on Sopranos???

FatTony · Dec 18, 2005

When Uncle Junior is watching tv and he thinks it's him and Bobby Bacula on there when it's actually Larry David and the fat guy from "Curb your Enthusiasm".:lolBIG:

BlackBart · Dec 18, 2005

It is one of the better ones. I think there's a scene coming up where Paulie pulls this landscaping guy out of a tree here in a minute.

FatTony · Dec 18, 2005

And there it is.

Life in NJ. :103631605

cy1981 · Dec 18, 2005

Black Bart said:
It is one of the better ones. I think there's a scene coming up where Paulie pulls this landscaping guy out of a tree here in a minute.

Absolute classic. I'm still laughing. I still think the all-time best scene was Chrissy's intervention for his drug abuse. Paulie was a classic in that scene.

WorldNumberOne · Dec 18, 2005

is this the start of a new season ?

i have never seen 1 episode of this show .

BlackBart · Dec 18, 2005

The intervention scene is also in the top ten.

Right now they're running replays of the last season. I do believe that some of the early ones from season one will be running on HBO soon, perhaps as early as this week.

Journeyman · Dec 18, 2005

Season I, it doesn't get any better.

VOLTITAN · Dec 18, 2005

One of the best episodes is "Pine Barrens" where Chrissy and Paulie are stuck out in the woods after they thought they wacked a guy who then escapes out of their trunk and into the woods...talk about classic.

FatTony · Dec 18, 2005

VOLTITAN said:
One of the best episodes is "Pine Barrens" where Chrissy and Paulie are stuck out in the woods after they thought they wacked a guy who then escapes out of their trunk and into the woods...talk about classic.

PAULIE
You're not gonna believe this.
(off Christopher's look)
He killed sixteen Czechoslovakians. Guy was an interior decorator.

CHRISTOPHER
(amazed)
His house looked like shit.

cy1981 · Dec 18, 2005

VOLTITAN said:
One of the best episodes is "Pine Barrens" where Chrissy and Paulie are stuck out in the woods after they thought they wacked a guy who then escapes out of their trunk and into the woods...talk about classic.

You are right. That scene is outstanding. Probably number 2 for me. The thing about this show is that even though it is a drama, I laugh harder watching this show than most. Some of the lines and things that go on just make me howl. It is one great show. I go through withdrawals after it is over. Junior and Paulie make me laugh just thinking about them.

PatPatriot · Dec 18, 2005

Line from Uncle Junior
" the fuckin feds are so far up my ass I can taste brylcreem."

BlackBart · Dec 18, 2005

Fat Tony said:
PAULIE
You're not gonna believe this.
(off Christopher's look)
He killed sixteen Czechoslovakians. Guy was an interior decorator.

CHRISTOPHER
(amazed)
His house looked like shit.

This is classic. It's a little funnier if you relate what Tony said to Paulie--something like the guy was a Minister of the Interior and Paulie translates into the interior decorator comment. Not to mention Chrissy and Paulie "eating" old ketchup packets for food and the hunters outfit that Bobby Bacala was wearing.

Journeyman · Dec 18, 2005

Pat Patriot said:
Line from Uncle Junior
" the fuckin feds are so far up my ass I can taste brylcreem."

:lolBIG: Junior is good with the one liner's

Kabbagecough · Dec 19, 2005

Great Pauly line (approximation):

"You gotta watch out for those Koreans. Remember Pearl Harbor?!"

bigdong · Dec 19, 2005

yeah i like uncle junior in the show,...hope they keep him around,.......never alot of scenes but funny stuff :103631605

,.........and hey,...so like what is going on with this season?,...i mean it seams like the olympics has come and gone before this :icon_conf

ElJefe · Dec 19, 2005

I know everyone raves about the earlier seasons of the Sopranos being best, but I felt the Pine Barrens episode was the best of the series. I must have every line of that episode memorized. It'll also be interesting to see if they bring the Czech guy back again in a future episode - would love to see that.

Even this past season had it's moments. I wish they had kept Robert Loggia on longer - like Joe Pantoliano, his acting is custom made for a show like The Sopranos.

FalseDmitri · Dec 19, 2005

:machinegu whatever happend to *****? I've only seen the first season and he's AWOL....I was thinking rehab maybe......don't know

"this thing of ours"

BlackBart · Dec 19, 2005

If you're looking for (slang for cat), he ran into some difficulty in season two.. That was a good episode, also.

BlackBart · Dec 19, 2005

There was a Tony/Bobby Bacala exchange around Quasimodo/ Hunchback of Notre Dame/quarterback of Notre Dame conversation that was pretty funny one time also. The quality of the writing in that show is unreal.

Hitman26 · Dec 19, 2005

El Jefe said:
I know everyone raves about the earlier seasons of the Sopranos being best, but I felt the Pine Barrens episode was the best of the series. I must have every line of that episode memorized. It'll also be interesting to see if they bring the Czech guy back again in a future episode - would love to see that.

Even this past season had it's moments. I wish they had kept Robert Loggia on longer - like Joe Pantoliano, his acting is custom made for a show like The Sopranos.

Pine Barrens was my favorite all time episode too. I've seen every episode
exactly once, and Pine Barrens stands way out to me.