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

"Please, no pictures."
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"What did you say?"
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"Take a walk."
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"Welcome home, Rich."
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"- Is Beansie here? - Haven't seen him."
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"Go with Silvio."
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"- Who? - Go!"
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"- Don't worry about it. - Come on."
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"This guy."
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"He's got a real fucking attitude problem."
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"- Careful. - Come on."
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"He just did 10 fucking years. He has a right to be a bit fucked up."
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"Richie will be all right."
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"I see you like the dark."
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"Silvio says we can't take it."
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"Whose joint did you just cop, mine or his?"
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"- Did we do something wrong? - You were fine."
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"Get out of here."
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"What'd you think Tony Soprano was gonna do for you?"
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"- Come here! - No."
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"I moved a lot of H for you..."
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"I spent mine on lawyers, you slippery fuck!"
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"You want to talk like a tough guy? Tough guy, here!"
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"Tell me again how you won't lay down, huh?"
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"Janice?"
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"- I'm sorry, is the music too loud? - Oh, no, it's fine."
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"No, I should be apologizing to you."
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"I was out of line."
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"I never raised a child."
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"I'm petitioning the State Department..."
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"When was the last time you saw Harpo?"
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"He changed his name to Hal."
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"Look, I just want you to know that I was way out of line."
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"Well, I'm sorry too. Really, I just feel terrible."
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"You know, you're family."
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"I don't think Tony wants me here."
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"I'll be all right."
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"No, I'm sorry. I really can't let you leave."
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"Really, I want you to stay."
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"- Do I put the chocolate in now? - Put it in, I'll pour the milk."
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"What did your parents say about Saturday?"
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"Purge and they won't say anything."
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"When will they realize we're adults, responsible for ourselves?"
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"Would they prefer we go to Limelight? Hello!"
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"When you think how my dad makes a living."
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"That's their job."
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"My daughter came all the way from Seattle."
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"Hello?"
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"Mrs. Soprano."
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"- Who are you? - Richie."
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"Richie Aprile."
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"No, hon, that was my brother, Jackie."
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"How did he die, the poor baby?"
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"He had cancer."
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"Me too."
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"You know, I was in a private room."
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"My Johnny would roll over in his grave if he saw this."
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"Oh, they wheel people in and out, in and out. Oh, go on!"
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"Your daughter, Parvati. Janice."
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"You'll have to have your tea without lemon."
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"Richie."
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"Yeah, see? Your father has friends with class."
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"You mean, he's your boyfriend?"
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"Remember? You used to yell at me..."
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"...for beeping my horn when I came to pick up Janice."
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"Pimps beep!"
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"Oh, yeah, who? You?"
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"Ohh, Ma, Statazeet."
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"Is that how you talk to your mother?"
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"You lay the same trip on everybody who comes."
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"- Don't you have any shame? - Shame?"
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"Believe me."
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"You don't want to hear what I'm ashamed of."
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"Go ahead, Ma. Shoot your best shot."
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"Just remember what we talked about last week."
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"I bet you're very good to your mother."
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"Does that mean you're sticking around?"
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"- If I don't, who'll take care of her? - What about Tony?"
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"Tony blames everyone else..."
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"...for anything bad in life, including Ma."
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"Let's get to the point."
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"After getting to where I am, it'd be ridiculous to decompensate now."
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"It works both ways."
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"- So, what, you've grown? - Well, you tell me."
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"...Downward Facing Dog?"
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"- Can she put more gook shit in here? - It's not that much."
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"I'm happy Aunt Parvati's staying."
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"It wasn't my fault. How many fucking times I gotta say it?"
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"Don't look like you're gonna cry. You made your bed."
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"Excuse me?"
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"You took my card, remember?"
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"Nothing."
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"She can't afford a motel."
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"How about she goes back to where she was for 20 years..."
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"...while I took care of our mother?"
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"Hello!"
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"We're in here, Par."
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"- They're beautiful. - Aren't they?"
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"Peter, you're scaring your mother."
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"Hey, is that a way to talk?"
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"Tony?"
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"Let him stay."
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"You said he wasn't gonna bother me, Tony."
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"Jesus."
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"You gonna let that animal get away with this?"
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"I'll let you talk to your "friend.""
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"When it comes to spinal injuries, it's all a mystery to them."
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"Paulie's cousin got run over by a forklift. Broke his back."
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"Here."
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"I might not be able to wipe my own ass, you know that?"
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"Your nose is as far as I'm willing to go."
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"A thousand percent? No."
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"A fucking million percent."
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"And let me tell you something."
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"Don't start talking foolish."
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"We wash our own dirty laundry."
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"Yeah, yeah. Old school."
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"That's okay."
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"Go do what you gotta do."
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"- I told you to back off Beansie. - I did. Then I put it in drive."
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