The Sopranos & Mental Health: A Survey of 10 Complex Characters “They didn’t realize once they got Gary Cooper in touch with his feelings, they wouldn’t be able to shut him up! So it’s dysfunction this, and dysfunction that, and
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Silvio Dante is Tony Soprano’s trusted consigliere. He has all of the experience and almost none of the baggage. Although, he does have his moments, like when he’s playing poker and you try to sweep his cheese crumbs away. He’s also
The Sopranos “The Happy Wanderer” (Season 2, Episode 6) Sopranos Blueprint According to Tony Soprano, a “happy wanderer” is a guy walking down the street with a clear head who’s “always f*ckin’ whistling.” Which character, or characters, on The Sopranos
Sopranos Blueprint Meeting at Modell’s before the making ceremony. The Sopranos “Fortunate Son” (season three, episode three) features a couple of significant milestones. While American rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival released “Fortunate Son” in 1969, it was the song’s author, John Fogerty, who
The Cusamano Family Trivia Sopranos Blueprint Facebook Twitter How much do you know about The family living next door to the Sopranos, the Cusamanos? Test your Sopranos knowledge with the latest character trivia on Sopranos Blueprint. Good luck! Check out
Sopranos Blueprint Junior Soprano’s not the most graceful guy, but he does have quite a few talents. He’s great at teaching baseball, spotting potential varsity athletes, and singing egregious, saccharine Italian ballads. And those one-liners could choke an elephant! While
S1, E8, “The Legend of Tennessee Moltisanti” When we think of Sopranos holiday specials, a couple of three episodes come to mind. If you’re looking for something a little more secular, not to worry: There are still tickets available for the
“Calling All Cars” is a phrase used in old police radio dispatches as a call for all radio patrol cars to assist a fellow officer or to look for a suspect or situation. Contemplating the meaning of life during a
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Tony Soprano’s goomahs were similar to other Sopranos characters: They were complicated. Have you ever wondered which one you’re most like? Take the Sopranos Goomah Personality Test on Sopranos Blueprint! Enjoy, Sign up to subscribe to Sopranos Blueprint Monthly Newsletter!
Season 2, Ep. 3 “Toodle-Oo” Toodle-F*cking-Oo: What the f*ck was that?! I don’t know, but the veal was excellent. Naturally, that brings me to one of my favorite episodes of The Sopranos. Read my take on why the veal is
Okay, it’s not roulette. But I just had to throw in a little something to remind you of the good ole’ days playing card games at Green Grove (I hope that’s still included in the Silver Bird package when I
Are you looking for a Sopranos character quiz? Then you’ve come to just the right place. Make sure to share it with a couple o’ fellow Sopranos fan (or three)! Plus, when you’re done, don’t forget to check out my
Sopranos Blueprint One thing we know about The Sopranos is that they loved their coffee (who doesn’t?). Actually, I should rephrase that. They love their coffee, presuming it’s not from one of those yuppy shops that “rapes the culture.” So,
What would forgiveness look like on The Sopranos? Not just on the surface, but genuinely? What about resentment? We sure can see that on full display throughout The Sopranos. I can’t say for sure, but here are some thoughts on
Season 1, Episode 9 Sopranos Blueprint Tony, Sil, Junior, & Mikey Palmice on the golf course. It’s nearly impossible to pick a favorite episode of The Sopranos, but “Boca” is surely one of them. For some background context, boca means
Sopranos Blueprint The Sopranos, Season 2, Episode 1, “Guy Walks Into a Psychiatrist’s Office” It’s no exaggeration to say The Sopranos season two had some big shoes to fill following the unprecedented success of season one. And it got off
The Sopranos“Big Girls Don’t Cry” The Sopranos episode “Big Girls Don’t Cry” (season 2, episode 5) premiered on HBO on February 13, 2000. Directed by Tim Van Patten and written by Terence Winter, it comes smack dab in the middle
My 15 Favorite Livia Soprano Quotes on The Sopranos Livia Soprano was a force to be reckoned with, and her death after the second season was heartbreaking. Although she wasn’t technically there in person, her presence permeated the entire show,