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

"It's great your family could come down."
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"- Baccilieri residence. - Carmela, is that you?"
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"She said I looked like Pablo Picasso."
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"And l didn't even know what he looked like."
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"I don't wanna disturb him when he's asleep. He's an old man, for God's sake."
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"Stella!"
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"No more guilt."
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"Oh, yeah. You need me, slut."
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"Next time you see Hesh..."
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"He said he lost the sales slip."
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"Chief."
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"Chief Doug Smith."
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"Tribal chairman of the Mohonk Indians and CEO of Mohonk Enterprises."
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"Small element. Ruins it for the rest of us."
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"This fucking protest. They're burning Columbus in effigy down there."
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"People like Redclay, they're out of touch, in their ivory towers."
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"Well, we all got kids."
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"All this happened when the casino bill got passed, right?"
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"She was up the road ahead of me, lying in twisted metal."
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"Yeah. Just a second."
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"You ask him about Iron Eyes Cody?"
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"It's like knowing James Caan isn't Italian."
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"What the fuck did he say about Iron Eyes Cody?"
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"I felt unworthy to even be in his presence."
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"You saw, in this man, the things that you want in your life."
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"- Janice... - Sandy, he's different. Believe me."
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"but with the compassion and respect that you're famous for."
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"You're right."
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"Roll me some numbers, fearless leader."
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"- Coming at you. - Yeah, I'm ready, six."
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"It's all right."
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"I remember that my grandmother was part Fugawe."
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"Maybe I should do something about it."
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"and they go, "Where the Fugawe?""
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"I see you gentlemen are having a good time. You getting enough to eat?"
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"Running out of my comps here."
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"Go find Marty. He's on the floor somewhere."
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"where this afternoon violence broke out briefly..."
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"Your shoes."
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"who caled the protest an unqualified success."
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"Elsewhere, a blind river rafter is going to get her wish..."
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"I should've been there."
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"What? You think this day in the country was free, don't you?"
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"Fucking Chief Smith wants Frankie Valli to come up there and play a week."
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"The strong, silent type. He did what he had to do."
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"That was the movies."
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"The Italians, the Polacks, the Blacks."
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"Massachusetts!"
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"Listen to this shit."
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""New Jersey Council of Indian Affairs has announced plans..."
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""Council Chairman, Del Redclay, Professor of Cultural Anthropology... ""
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"Stop blowing your nose, I want to hear this."
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""... says council members and supporters will lie down..."
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""in the path of Columbus Day marchers..."
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""'of America's native peoples. '"
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""over the statue of Columbus in Christopher Columbus Park. ""
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"Some fucking balls, bad-mouthing America, especially now."
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"I thought that Columbus was the hero of America."
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"You gotta admit, they did get massacred, the Indians."
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"Land, reservations."
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"What the fuck we ever get we didn't have to work for?"
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"You know what it is? I'll tell you what it is."
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"Columbus Day is a day of Italian pride."
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"It's our holiday, and they wanna take it away."
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"But I never liked Columbus."
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"- 'cause he was from Genova. - What's the problem with Genova?"
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"The North of Italy always have the money and the power."
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"They punish the South since hundreds of years."
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"Even today, they put up their nose at us, like we're peasants."
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"- Jesus, take it easy. - I'm gonna take action, here."
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"- You should come, Adriana. - Me?"
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"Noon in the bingo room at Saint Peter and Paul's."
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"The food is good, and the speakers have been fantastic."
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"Furio Giunta just bought himself a little house in Nutley."
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"How much money did you make today, slut?"
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"- $300. - That's all, bitch?"
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"I'm gonna put you back on the street. Make you work that ass."
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"Mama's little tramp. Mama's little whore."
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"I'm gonna pimp you out, bitch."
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"I gotta get that."
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"Hello?"
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"No. Hi, Ro, how are you?"
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"It must be your cell phone. You in the car?"
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"No, chicken's great."
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"Bye."
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"- How can we do this with Ro on the phone? - What?"
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"We're so wacky."
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"Speak."
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"Collect call from Mr. Walters."
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"Thanks for the stamps. How you getting on?"
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"I feel old."
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"I just want to say..."
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"I hope your feelings weren't hurt too bad, and that it never got back to the missus."
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"- The fuck you talking about? - You didn't hear the joke about Ginny?"
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"Never mind. Let it die a death."
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"What joke?"
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"John, you got more laborers on that job site than we got carpenters."
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"What's the problem?"
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"The carpenters are carrying sheetrock and materials."
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"- We ain't getting what we expected to get. - Minimally expected."
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"65:35."
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"Johnny, you explain the other thing I want to talk about."
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"around Frelinghuysen Avenue and turned it in a week."
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"You did it with inside knowledge from Ron Zellman."
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"Got your attention from where?"
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"That property's hot because of the Esplanade."
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"We share the Esplanade. We share Zellman."
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"I've been your doctor for 30 years, you stil hate the thermometer."
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"Tony, Furio's here!"
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"Thank you for bringing those strufoli. I love those."
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"Here's a few long-term bonds that I find attractive."
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"Wouldn't it be great if the person you trust most was your broker?"
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"Let's look at your allocations."
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"- I got pictures of my new house. - Let me see."
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"and spokesman for the anti-Columbus protest."
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"My God."
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"...a coalition of Italian-American anti-defamation organizations."
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"- This thing gets on my nerves. - Don't get me started."
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"admiral of the ocean seas, and a great Italian."
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"Now, if you people wanna make it an Italian pride parade..."
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