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☞ Official SOPRANOS Thread (3 Viewers)

Did Ralphie have ulterior motives when telling Jackie Junior and his friend about the poker heist that he missed out on when Tony hit Feche's game as a kid?

He was not setting up Junior was he?
In a weird, unconventional way......I think Ralph was actually looking out for Jr.
I disagree. I think Ralphie wanted to see Jackie crash and burn. He is the one who ultimately decided to whack him.
Not really. You didn't read between the lines of the conversation between Tony and Ralph.
I have gone back to those scenes many times.
With all respect, it's not ambiguous.

 
"And who gives you a #### what people say behind your back that they don't have the balls to say to your face."

Translation: "Whack Jackie jr. and you'll lose everyone's respect for not handling your crew."

 
"And who gives you a #### what people say behind your back that they don't have the balls to say to your face."

Translation: "Whack Jackie jr. and you'll lose everyone's respect for not handling your crew."
I could have sworn the idea was if he did not whack Jackie he was going to lose respect.

 
Wasn't the conversation about whacking Jackie a dig by Tony in regards to a previous conversation about leadership that Tony and Ralph had? I thought that Tony kind of painted Ralph into a similar corner that Ralph had painted Tony into earlier in the season.

 
"And who gives you a #### what people say behind your back that they don't have the balls to say to your face."

Translation: "Whack Jackie jr. and you'll lose everyone's respect for not handling your crew."
I could have sworn the idea was if he did not whack Jackie he was going to lose respect.
Yeah, I left the word out. But yeah, Tony was incredible with his manipulation in that scene. I love their scene in the next episode...."More important than the particular decision is that it happen in a timely fashion. But you know that already; that's why I made you captain."

 
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Tony wanted Ralphie to "make the decision" so that he didn't look like he killed his friends son and also to avoid guilt. He told Ralph to do it though basically.

 
I always thought it was a shame that Jackie Jr never got the chance to further explore his interest in fashion design, he could have been the next Hugo Boss

 
Tony lived.

Jim Bankoff ‏@Bankoff 9m

Did Tony die at the end of The Sopranos?: David Chase finally answers the question he wants fans to stop asking http://www.vox.com/2014/8/27/6006139/did-tony-die-at-the-end-of-the-sopranos …
Just the fact and no interpretation. He shook his head "no." And he said simply, "No he isn't." That was all.
:gang2:

I still think watching it he died, and that they did an amazing job making you think that was the case. If he lived, what a stud.

 
RUSF18 said:
Tony lived.

Jim Bankoff ‏@Bankoff 9m

Did Tony die at the end of The Sopranos?: David Chase finally answers the question he wants fans to stop asking http://www.vox.com/2014/8/27/6006139/did-tony-die-at-the-end-of-the-sopranos …
Just the fact and no interpretation. He shook his head "no." And he said simply, "No he isn't." That was all.
I just came in to post this today.

You know, I don't even care that Tony lived or died. It's more interesting not knowing. What I do care about is that people posted in this very thread stating declaratives that sounded something like, "He's dead. There's no debate on this matter."

 
Saw Carmine in an old Law and Order the other day as a boxing trainer. no lines.

I guess I forgot that Gigi was an ancillary detective on L & O in the old days also.

 
The Paulie/Johnny Sac defection storyline.

Who would have suffered the most if that had ever gotten out? I used to think it would be Paulie--an automatic death sentence. But, Johnny would not have come out unscathed. He was operating without Carmine's consent (or knowledge), jeopardizing the relationship with New Jersey, and possibly igniting a war.

Your father was run over by a trolley, right?

 
The first doctor; the "You've got a mustard stain" doctor, was he the one sitting with Kennedy, discussing Walt's recovery protocol?

 
Skip, to FBI Chief Cubitoso: "Sure, Sal was a little jittery when we ran into Jimmy Bones at the party store. And yeah, he was afraid that Jimmy figured out he was cooperating. But he couldn't POSSIBLY have been the one who bashed in Jimmy's skull the very next day."
This is probably my best work in the whole thread. Skip was the best FBI agent ever.

 
Skip, to FBI Chief Cubitoso: "Sure, Sal was a little jittery when we ran into Jimmy Bones at the party store. And yeah, he was afraid that Jimmy figured out he was cooperating. But he couldn't POSSIBLY have been the one who bashed in Jimmy's skull the very next day."
This is probably my best work in the whole thread. Skip was the best FBI agent ever.
Skip had problems with pacific islanders though.
 
Saw Meadow in Whole Foods the other day. She was behind me in the checkout line with a baby and some surfer dude looking boyfriend. I wanted to ask her if she ever got over Jackie Jr. She's aging pretty well.

 

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