I liked the pilot. It’s so obvious why the show is almost universally beloved right from the start.wease wrote:Unless ST doesn’t like it.Jorge wrote:My favorite show of all time. This will be great for our posting relationshipSimple Torture wrote:I started watching this last night, is it any good?
How often do you think about The Sopranos?
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It's okay I haven't finished it
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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It is one of the worst episodes. You idiot!Simple Torture wrote:I liked the pilot. It’s so obvious why the show is almost universally beloved right from the start.wease wrote:Unless ST doesn’t like it.Jorge wrote:My favorite show of all time. This will be great for our posting relationshipSimple Torture wrote:I started watching this last night, is it any good?
But no, it really does get better from there. Pilot is kind of wonky and dated
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There was lots of good stuff, but it did feel very '90s. I am excited to hear that it gets better. We are going to watch one episode per night, so it'll be months before we're done.Jorge wrote:It is one of the worst episodes. You idiot!Simple Torture wrote:I liked the pilot. It’s so obvious why the show is almost universally beloved right from the start.wease wrote:Unless ST doesn’t like it.Jorge wrote:My favorite show of all time. This will be great for our posting relationshipSimple Torture wrote:I started watching this last night, is it any good?
But no, it really does get better from there. Pilot is kind of wonky and dated
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The whole first season is regarded by the fans as being the weakest. It's still good, but kind of goofy in ways. The show hadn't settled into its tones or themes yet. The pilot is the worst offender though. Immediately you'll feel a shift in episode 2, partly because it was filmed literally 2 years after the pilot and everyone looks slightly different.
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It fucks me up that Gandolfini and Falco were both younger than I am now when the pilot was shot
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100%Jorge wrote:The whole first season is regarded by the fans as being the weakest. It's still good, but kind of goofy in ways. The show hadn't settled into its tones or themes yet. The pilot is the worst offender though. Immediately you'll feel a shift in episode 2, partly because it was filmed literally 2 years after the pilot and everyone looks slightly different.
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I don’t think I ever knew this. Amazing.Jorge wrote: Immediately you'll feel a shift in episode 2, partly because it was filmed literally 2 years after the pilot…
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
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Yeah. Tony is visibly fatter and balder in episode 2. Meadow's nose is also very clearly different.
Other differences in the pilot: Tony is hinted at being the boss of the family, not just a Capo (Junior's line about Tony "running North Jersey"). Silvio introduced as a casual acquaintance rather than a member of the organization ("Gabriella sends me down here for the gabagool"). And Tony doing some wacky shit in broad daylight like chasing that guy and beating him up in public, which seems completely out of character for him. Also Father Phil and Irina were later recast.
Other differences in the pilot: Tony is hinted at being the boss of the family, not just a Capo (Junior's line about Tony "running North Jersey"). Silvio introduced as a casual acquaintance rather than a member of the organization ("Gabriella sends me down here for the gabagool"). And Tony doing some wacky shit in broad daylight like chasing that guy and beating him up in public, which seems completely out of character for him. Also Father Phil and Irina were later recast.
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That Father Phil was a troublemaker.
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I once sold a baseball cap to James Gandolfini, and he took the tags off of it right at the counter and asked me “How do I look?” And I said something like “Better than ever” and we had a nice little laugh together, then my co-worker next to me hit him with “OH MY GOD Don’t I know you? Are you in the movies?” And he waved and walked out.
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Really excited that Rhode Island got a mention in the episode about the girls’ soccer coach, but was taken out of it when the newspaper article said he was going to coach “the University of Rhode Island in Providence” when everyone knows URI is in Kingston. Don’t know if I can continue the series with such an oversight.
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Having a local paper make a fact-checking error like that seems very realistic to me
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There is such a surprising number of Italians from Jersey at URI that it actually seems unrealistic to me. Like the fact checker at that paper definitely did an internship at the Projo.
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Bump for Simple Torture to update us on his Sopranos journey
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We kinda fell off the middle of season 2 but have been meaning to get back into it.Jorge wrote:Bump for Simple Torture to update us on his Sopranos journey
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