I am 23 years old and autistic and started the show in 2019. Realized I really liked it and finished it soon after.
But things have spiraled out of control, especially the last two years. It’s the only show I watch at this point. Over, and over, and over. I did this with “It’s Always sunny in philidelphia” and “the office” when I was younger but not to this extent.
I watch it almost all day every day. I have it playing in my car when I drive, when I do dishes, when I do anything besides work and school. I’m thinking of it constantly, quoting it constantly. I’ve memorized so many iconic scenes and can apply a quote from the show to anything and everything.
I find nearly every episode to be perfect. I even love “A hit is a hit” and “Christopher”. I think Christopher the episode is sorely underated and misunderstood.
I’ve rewatched the show probably in the trip digits now. I actively get upset when I see people try and quote it on here and frick up the quote.
Suprisingly I have not ruined the show for myself. For example, I saw Godzilla Minus One in theatres 6 times, and by the 5th and sixth rewatch I was nitpicking and finding things I didn’t like about it. That hasn’t happened with Sopranos. It’s so fricking good and I can’t watch anything else because anything else pales in comparison to the drama and comedy I find in The Sopranos.
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Do you dress in tracksuits and larp as an italian american mobster? If not, you're a poser.
Alright, but you gotta get over it
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It’s also a very good show. Probably the best I’ve seen. I thought people were exaggerating.
I watched it for the first time 3 months ago and I came here to talk about it and someone immediately screams a Pussy Bonpensiero spoiler.
There’s a lot to like in Sopranos but for me, it’s how relatable it is. Tony reminds me of my dad but also of myself to a degree, and AJ reminds me of how I was when I was young (the scene where he comes back from the trip to DC and says he liked it because the room had PlayStation, hit particularly close to home).
Meadow reminds me a bit of my eldest daughter (with whom I watched the show the first time), in how she shows up to the house, dumps her laundry, gets mad at the lack of food in the fridge, and disappears in her room.
Most of all what I like about the show is how comfy it is.
Everything about it is comfy.
The way Tony breathes and talks is particularly soothing to me. Maybe because he reminds me of my dad.
On the urging of my normalgay friend, I also watched it in rapid succession and came away with a much deeper appreciation that either he or my wife had. Like , I was certain that it had to be grossly overrated. Nope, it's really as good as — if not better than — people say.
The coma sequences are likely the most beautiful that TV will ever produce.
My wife loved the coma episodes because her mother died in a coma recently and it was very hard on her, she has no other family other than her uncle and grandmother. I agree with you, the show is much better than people even give it credit, it is made evident by the fact that autistic spiteful idiots like us love it so much, when we pick apart everything else.
>it is made evident by the fact that autistic spiteful idiots like us love it so much when we pick apart everything else
You're right; I never thought of it that way
Watch picrel when you want some REAL tv
Everything after opie dies is terrible and upon rewatching, everything that happens before opie dies isn’t that good either
>opie dies
c**t
Frick off, it's a shit show.
>Here's your main character bro, with severe foreign accent syndrome!
>Wow, totally believable! Edgy motorcycle head is literally me!
I'm on my fourth watch and the returns are diminishing. I wish there was more of the comfy times when they were a family.
I did this on my 20's with cromartie high school. Watched the entirety of it ever day, multiple times a day for several years.
have you trooned out yet?
basedjaks lose all,meaning when you slap about 10 different things on it.
Reminds me of the Linkin Park - In The End guy
You should try The Wire, only show I've ever found that is better than The Sopranos
And you can watch it a hundred times over
>I was nitpicking and finding things I didn’t like about it. That hasn’t happened with Sopranos.
Why did Tony ruin Davey's life but help Artie multiple times despite Artie being less of a reliable friend who even threatened his life once?
I mean they have similar relationships, right? Not involved in the mob but have known Tony since they were kids. Why then did he forgive Artie's debt but not Davey's even though they were similar amounts? Davey actually has a family to support, while Artie only has that prostitute wife.
And besides, Artie was nuisance. Mentally unstable. Always complaining, he even pointed a rifle at Tony.
>they have similar relationships
No, they don't copypaster-kun.
Davey was a wh*toid and not a paisan, simple as
He also forgave Uncle Junior trying to have him assassinated and then actually getting shot by him. Tony is surprisingly sentimental despite being a monster.
He never forgave Jnr for shooting him, his final meeting with him feels more like conflicted curiosity
Artie reminds Tony of innocence and the past that they both shared, Artie is soft and pathetic but he does what's right anyhow, he stands up for himself and does not give in to Tony simply out of cowering fear. Tony wishes he was like that, a good man, even with faults; Davey embodies all the bad qualities that Tony has, but it is made worse because he is weak too, like Artie. Tony despies Davey for that because he sees his bad persona in Davey, the weak, addicted, pathetic man, Tony only has the facade of strength and masculinity but he knows its just a facade. He emphasizes with Artie insofar as he emphasizes with himself, the man he could have been in a better world, Davey is just the opposite, the man he would be in worse world.
He was much closer with artie growing up than he was Davey. The show makes that very clear
>I even love “A hit is a hit”
I was totally on your side until you said this
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I can't watch Pine Barrens anymore because everyone that has seen it makes me watch it with them.
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Fricking loser didn't get filtered out in the first episode with what looked like Loony Tunes level comedy.
>Which way did he go, George!?
Try reading a book homosexual
The Sopranos is the most normie pacifying drama show I've ever seen, only Breaking Bad beats it. Go watch real good stuff like The Shield.
It's ok
The Sopranos and Louie are the only series I care about of those that I remember right now
I will never forgive them for what they did to Louie. Never.
Thanks for unlocking cringey memories, OP. I lived in Europe and around the beginning of 2010s I was a shut in. I watched Sopranos and it gave me unrealistic expectations of life. Basically I didn't know music playing in our clubs but I downloaded songs from sopranos soundtrack because I thought the people making it knew what they were doing. People my age were buying first cars (VWs and Audis) while I was researching importing Cadillacs. I even answered people like people in sopranos did without realizing it was rude (when someone offers you a drink, you don't say I am good and ignore them, say yes or no thank you). Thank God I grew out of it and actually started going out but damn, I haven't thought about this in years.
Sounds like the cursed inverse of the Frasier autist, sorry man.
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Sopranos, madmen, bb-bcs are the best of western tv
>the wire
1.5 bad seasons so no
>madmen, bb-bcs
Maybe if you are a women, if not? Yikes tbh
Absolute shit taste
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