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Clips from The Sopranos (1999) - Drama (S05E05)

"This gentleman reside here, ma'am?"
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"He's my uncle."
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"We found him on the Clay Street Bridge."
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"Oh, hello, Louis, how's the big slot-machine king?"
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"Oh, I ain't doing that no more, I'm retired."
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"Tony, it's me."
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"It's Uncle Jun."
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"Mozzarella en carrozza, still warm."
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"Wait a minute, wait a minute."
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"- Roadies? - Oh, you don't wanna know."
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"Maybe you were the smart one. You got out of here for a while."
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"Your hippie string ran out."
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"Fucking piece of shit!"
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"Enough!"
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"You want more responsibility?"
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"And then from nowhere, he cracks the one kid's head with the shovel..."
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"...the other one, he knocks out of a tree. He jumped out the tree..."
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"I should be able to help out a kid from my own neighborhood."
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"Make it a grand, for the pain and suffering."
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"And of course, Vitro will do your grass too, Ton."
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"That's my middle name. Paul."
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"Some shot, huh, the way it hooked?"
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"I assume your sister told you I'm treating your uncle."
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"- Oh, yeah, yeah, she mentioned it. - Catch you in there, T."
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"Oh, well, to tell you the truth..."
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"- I'm sorry to hear that. - Don't be, he's a hostile prick."
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"Impatience, forgetfulness, particularly with short-term memory."
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"I don't know. Maybe, yeah."
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"The last thing I wanted to do was get in the middle of a family squabble."
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"- I just wanted to say hello. - Well, nice seeing you."
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"Brought you some fish."
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"Trying to clean out my refrigerator."
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"Who, Kennedy?"
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"I knew that."
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"The white-tailed prairie dog lives at higher elevations..."
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"Help with your memory."
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"Feech was here?"
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"Yellow in color, they often have dark..."
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"These prairie dogs, they'll sleep during the day."
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"Oh, yeah?"
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"I mean, don't you love me?"
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"Want some coffee?"
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"- Where's your dirties? - I'll get them."
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"Feech."
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"Well, it ain't like you came away totally unscathed."
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"I couldn't go. Still..."
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"Got 16 stitches. You got 15 years."
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"You always were a lucky fuck."
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"Stick with me, kid, I'll have you eating lunch like that every day."
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"Well, you should keep a square job like that for appearances."
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"Look at me, with the bakery."
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"Yes, the boy king."
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"Can I trust you if I talk to you frankly about him?"
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"What are you doing?"
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"I gotta make a stop."
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"- Excuse me? - What the fuck are you doing?"
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"I'm trimming a lawn."
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"My nephew does the lawns in this neighborhood."
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"Fuck off. I'm busy here."
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"You want me to fuck off?"
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"You don't work this neighborhood!"
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"Anthony said the cable box has to be on."
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"Let me tell you, our glass-house couples..."
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"...could probably decorate in 24 hours."
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"They have to. Each week."
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"Tony's whole life was horses..."
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"- No, it's not her. - That's Judy!"
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"- What? - I've seen Judy, that's Judy!"
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"Come on! I see my daughter call her Judy!"
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"- Sweet Judy brown eyes... - That's Bobby."
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"The fuck is this?"
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"- Judy. - What?"
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"Ton. He's here."
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"All right?"
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"So you want something? Coffee? Bialy?"
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"No, I'm good, thanks."
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"Well, honestly, I'll get right to the point."
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"As regards your uncle, because of the promotion and all..."
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"...I kind of thought I'd be out on the street more."
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"Staying off the street nowadays is a good thing, no?"
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"It's a joke."
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"I know. I mean, I'm not complaining."
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"It's just, it's over a year and I'm still picking up prescriptions."
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"I mean, I'm happy to do it, it's just 40 minutes I spent at Rite Aid's yesterday..."
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"...getting him some stool softener that was on sale."
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"With Jan and the kids to feed now..."
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"It's tough on her. I don't know."
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"She's prone to depression, frankly."
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"I mean, not that I have any regrets."
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"No, no, of course not. She's a good kid."
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"Look, Bobby, marriage..."
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"All right, look, I hear what you're saying."
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"But the truth is I depend on you."
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"Believe it or not, it's important to me that he's cared for."
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"- Thanks, Ton. I appreciate it. - Yeah, all right."
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"And Friday, we have fish if you're Catholic, so that's nice."
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"Sounds like the Ritz."
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"Hey, what's going on? Nobody cutting the lawn?"
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"Somebody beat him up, broke his arm."
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"- God forbid. - Sal Vitro? Who beat him up?"
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"Some men in a Cadillac. He was mowing a lawn on Kimball Street."
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"He put my garbage cans out every time he cut my grass."
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"Ma, the guy that beat him up."
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"Man came by and said he was gonna cut the lawns."
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"Do you know him?"
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"Eat your scones. I'll straighten it out."
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"...95.5, WPLJ in Brooklyn."
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"- Sorry, we're not open. - What "not open"?"
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"A man in your position turning away fucking business now?"
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"I didn't know it was you, Lorraine."
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"Let me ask you a question, Dan."
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"Say I'm some big nigger standing here instead of a woman."
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"Let's go, chop-chop, pay the woman."
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"Phil, hey. I was just thinking about you."
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"- Those Islander tickets, right? - How about this humidity?"
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"You're right, I'm sorry, I'll pay you. I'll do anything you want."
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"- You'll suck our cocks? - Yeah."
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"She any good?"
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"Why am I asking you, you probably showed her how."
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"Relax. This will muffle the shot."
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