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Clips from The Sopranos (1999) - Drama (S02E02)

"Thanks, Paulie. I mean that."
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"- They all paid up to the letter? - Few things got lost in the confusion."
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"Did what we could with the information we had."
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"- Salute! - Salute!"
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"I've been gone a long time. Let me hear it."
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""Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.""
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""All right, Kay."
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"Just this one time, I'll let you ask me about my affairs.""
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""Is it true, Michael?""
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""No.""
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""Our true enemy has yet..."
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"He's on a roll!"
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"I gotta get the fuck out of here!"
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"Oh, Tony, I hate to ruin the party."
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"Got a call from Loiaco down at brokerage."
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"- ...to the emergency room. - Oh, fuck me! These kids!"
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"My fucking nephew, right?"
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"You call him and tell him I want to see him right away."
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"Except usually I bring my own pillow. Ergonomic."
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"Linoleum's not good enough no more?"
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"Look who decides to join us! My little brother."
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"- "Parvati." - I'm her brother, I get a pass."
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"You look good. You look like a teenager."
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"- My therapist says I'm regressing. - Your therapist?"
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"- Who pays for that? - State of Washington."
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"- ...the Epstein-Barr. - Was."
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"Late, you know, morning."
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"What's that smell?"
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"She was telling us about Seattle."
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"I better not see those grunge pants on you."
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"- Dad, how do you stay so hip? - I'll be back in a sec."
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"Don't let your father near my soup. He makes fun..."
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"...but he'll eat anything that's not locked away."
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"Give me a hit off that."
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"- Beautiful kids. You must be proud. - Yeah, how about that, huh?"
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"So, you still with that... Adolf?"
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"Rolf."
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"No. Rolf went back to Andorra."
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"- You seem good. Mood-wise. - Yeah, things are very good nowadays."
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"You forgot it okay for about 20 years. At least Barb pitched in."
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"I've made my share of mistakes. But Ma can't stay in the hospital forever."
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"I'll tell you about her stroke. It's called a conversion reaction."
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"It's a big opera brought on by repressed rage. It's bullshit."
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"...so she can't take care of herself."
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"Mom is bewildered. I mention you and her eyes fill up with tears."
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"I'm not asking you to step in, Tony."
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"It's my turn now. That's why I came."
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"She was. Now she's just a confused, frightened old woman."
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"Look..."
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"I'm glad you're here. Okay?"
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"Only this is the last time we mention her in this house."
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"Seven and Seven, over here. Whoa, what's the matter now?"
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"What did you get your license for, your résumé?"
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"You gotta exercise impulse control."
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"Okay, Ton. I'm sorry."
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"There's a high school up the street. A sink was left on upstairs."
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"Wait'll I catch these kids."
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"Break a few windows, think they're Johnny Badass."
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"Your sister Barbara and the kids are coming down."
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"- And I need you to pick up sausage. - Yeah, how many pounds, hot or sweet?"
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"Don't you act like it's a chore. This party was your idea."
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"You said you were happy Janice was home."
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"And my parents are coming and..."
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"Oh, really?"
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"She said some horrible things to them over the years."
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"Hey, I'm not defending her. She's dead to me."
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"You need to start therapy again. You're self-medicating."
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"- We haven't had sex since... - Forget it. No therapy."
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"You should take a look at what they did to your mother's bedroom."
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"- You got my word on that. - I appreciate it, Chris, thank you."
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"Come on in."
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"Sit down."
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"We own 400,000 shares at 60 cents."
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"Trade on the bulletin board, OTC."
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"If we cold-call enough seniors, pump and dump."
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"Besides waxing his car."
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"So you can bleed next week and the week after. At a minimum."
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"We don't need a guy getting pissed and running to the SEC."
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"- Is that what you're saying? - Break it down."
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"You'll know when you need to know."
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"This is cold, by the way."
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"Guys."
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"You're the man."
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"She's gonna be so happy to see you."
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"- Grandma, it's me. - Look who's here."
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"- Ma, I'm going downstairs. - You spend all day on that elevator."
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"Grandma, you've got to eat."
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"Don't say that."
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"I know. Me too."
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"At night... they hit us."
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"- Why can't our family just get along? - Some people don't want to."
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"But you, you listen to him. You do what he says."
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"He's your father."
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"I won't leave you here like this. They can't stop me from seeing you."
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"Meadow. Meadow."
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"Oh, my God. This was your grandmother's, wasn't it?"
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"I told my family I got broadsided..."
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"...but I passed out behind the wheel."
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"And since then, things have been good."
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"One of those unfortunate situations."
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"A lot of screaming, profanity."
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"And then my sister came back. It's good to see her, I guess."
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"What sort of business?"
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"Commercial and non-putrescible waste."
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"..."Spears.""
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"I don't need the ramifications that could arise from treating someone..."
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"...like yourself."
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"It's a comedy."
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"Oh, my baby sister!"
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"Oh, you look great! Who is this little guy?"
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"Traffic was terrible..."
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"Keep it down! You'll scare the neighbors!"
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"Oh, my baby!"
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"Cut it out. Knock it off!"
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"- Carm, the fire's almost ready. - Great, Parv, I'll be out in a second."
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""Parvati," she's a cheese now?"
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"- It's a Hindu goddess. - Nice for her."
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"You! Go to the market, pick up a couple cans of pears."
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"And get some basilico while you're there."
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"There's a new market, Dad, on Pike. Lot of changes since you've been here."
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