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Clips from The Sopranos (1999) - Drama (S04E04)

"It happens."
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""'in protest of Columbus' role in the genocide..."
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""To launch their protest, the Native Americans and their sympathizers..."
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""plan to begin a deathwatch tomorrow..."
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"And now they got the casinos."
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"I wouldn't mind sitting all day..."
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"Fuck them."
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"Ro, gonna go to the church luncheon tomorrow?"
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"It's on the subject of Italian-American women and pride."
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"- I guess 'cause of Columbus Day. - Who's the star?"
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"- A woman professor from Montclair State. - Father Phil says she's very good."
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"Yeah, come with us."
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"They have a series of ladies' luncheons every week."
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"I'm surprised nobody snapped him up yet."
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"- I think it looks great on him. - That's his trademark."
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"Sandi Fortunato says it looks like a dick coming out of his head."
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"And she pretends to be his friend. What a two-face."
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"Yeah, you work it, baby."
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"What?"
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"I can't hear you too good."
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"No. Yeah. Me, too."
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"Area code 917."
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"- How you doing? - You know."
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"Fuck that! I demand you tell me, Paulie!"
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"Nobody's talking to you!"
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"Sure."
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"So?"
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"Call 1- 800-7-SCHWAB..."
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"to set up a consultation to check the health of your portfolio."
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"It's lovely."
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"Okay."
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"A national holiday, no less."
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"- Such festivities are deeply offensive to us. - These are pretty broad charges."
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"All know is Italian Americans are extremely proud of Christopher Columbus..."
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"The same America that put your people in bondage for three centuries."
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"- who braved the perilous middle passage... - Middle passage?"
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"That's the term for the slave trade."
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"Montel, the Italian people in this country..."
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"Earth to Phil. We're talking 300 years of slavery, here."
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"- First Soprano family trial in 16 years. - We should go."
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"The guys are gonna be at the other place."
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"Thank you for the cookies."
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"Be seated."
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"Any applications before I bring in the jury?"
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"$2,380, last month alone."
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"Looking out at this audience of proud, strong, beautiful women..."
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"And yet, America still sees us..."
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"Longo as you don't call me late for dinner."
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"Small point:"
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"And stick around for coffee and dessert, courtesy of Cocuzzo's pastry shop."
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"I'm gonna cut him a new one."
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"Carmela is one of your biggest supporters and friends."
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"You know exactly what I mean."
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"This is an open forum. You did hear me bring up that new study."
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"this parish alive year after year."
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""and the memory of my tribe..."
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"- Take it down. - He's going to burn..."
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"They got a permit, Sil. Everybody, come on, let's go!"
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"- Everybody! - I'll remember this, Joey."
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"Come on."
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"Come on. You, too."
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"Down with globalization!"
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"Orecchiette and broccoli rabe. The truth is, that is Northern."
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"You did what you could."
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"I couldn't leave here without saying something."
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"I gotta go. I'm getting my new crown today."
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"Your mother's a real pain in the you-know-what sometimes."
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"Oh, my God!"
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"What happened?"
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"Karen had an accident on Pompton Avenue."
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"She's dead."
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"We got little Paulie in St. Barnabas. Plus, we lost face there."
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"I know, but we're running a business, here."
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"- We're the victims here. - You write a check, too?"
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"- You were still out of line. - You're right."
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"A hundred percent."
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"Well..."
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"Boy, that's a tough one. Real hot potato."
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"Very sensitive stuff."
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"And my mother and my father."
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"Now we're talking."
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"In your relationship with these men..."
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"- The hell with them. - I know."
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"The work is to make new choices..."
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"that have nothing to do with old patterns."
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"Your Star-Ledger interview conflicts with Eye on New Jersey."
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"Del Redclay, right?"
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"I knew it."
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"Well, I might as well get to the point."
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"- Who do you represent? - Italians."
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"Family people."
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"- I think you better leave now. - The guy's a total fucking phony."
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"Knock yourself out."
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"Jesus Christ, is this true? This is a fucking disaster!"
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"We're having a discussion about Christopher Columbus."
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"Subjugate."
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"that if Columbus was alive today, he'd go on trial for crimes against humanity..."
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"You had to walk in Columbus' shoes to see what he went through."
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"Like it took guts to murder people and put them in chains."
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"I'll go first this time. I'll bring my eggplant parm over to Bobby's."
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"Actually, tomorrow is better for me."
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"We were just talking about who's gonna do what when."
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"I'm sorry I missed Allegra's nursing school graduation. Unforgivable."
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"- John, what's going on? - I don't wanna talk about it."
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"What's this?"
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"Something's going on."
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"There's no release."
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"I don't know what to tell you, Ro."
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"I don't think I can do this."
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"Sexually, everything! All your shit. It's all about you, isn't it?"
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"It doesn't have to be like this."
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"How should it be? How the fuck should it be?"
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"What's wrong with freedom of speech?"
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"Mulignon got Martin Luther King Day, what do we got?"
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"Back up."
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"- Hitler? - Yeah."
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"That Indian from the protest who was whining about the wilderness?"
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"They had him on T.V., and he called Columbus Hitler."
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"- Anti-Semitism? - That's right."
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"Good night, Aunt Carmela."
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