Corrado Soprano talk with a lawyer - The Sopranos HD

Junior talk with a lawyer, The Sopranos HD

[JimmyJam]

Dominic Chianese will never get enough praise for his portrayal of Junior Soprano. He was amazing. The early seasons were great because Junior was prominent.

[PolotheKid]

"Wrigley fucking field for Christ's sake"

junior had the best lines all the time

[huaijiutv]

If there are any flies on Junior, their rent just went up.

[saturn]

"I've got the shotgun. You've got the briefcase. It's all in the game though, right?"

[unclemayhem]

Q: What’s the difference between a leech and a lawyer?
A: A leech let’s go when it’s full and a lawyer lets go when you’re empty.

[starguy]

The lawyer has the makings of a varsity shyster.

[spoda]

You said 400k I said 200 which was ridiculous so in order of putting this shit to bed if thats what is gonna take 200

[VincentK.McMahon]

400K for fucking legal fees???!!! Jeezus christ I'm in the wrong business! lol

[battaglino]

Tony had it made w/ his lawyer. Dude never charged Tony unless he actually had to go to court and get him exonerated.

[inutero]

This lawyer sells defective wheelchairs on the side.

[moessa]

is'nt this the same lawyer that junior once said,
your worth every cent??

[kar]

that lawyer could do a good stan lee impression if he commits to it

[georgeg]

Phil did 20 years because he couldn’t come up with the 400 thousand!

[spoda]

I'll take my chances on trial for $400 alex

[jet]

one day someone will ask me "ballpark figure?", and I'm so f'n ready

[johnamari]

Ballpark figure?

Yea yea, Wrigley fucking Field for Christ's sake.

[johnas]

Who talks about root beer for the better part of a minute?

[KHN]

the writing team with the hemmorhaging sponduliks line...they did their fucking homework. this is that same archaic joke as paulies mom using the "w.c." and Junior referencing Judge Crater. there are so few people left that can actually understand those references, and the beauty of the show is that they didnt give a fuck. they did it for sheer historical accuracy and relatable content with Baby Boomers. they had relevant shit to say as well, the writers of this show lovingly gave them a voice. and at that, one that still rings true till today, as we still havent found Judge Crater.

[michaelfolker]

"Knight in White Satin Armor" (said by Tony's comare Irene).
"I'm hemorrhaging spondulicks here." "Spondulicks" an archaic word for "money."

[ZachChanning]

It got even worse once that Harvard kid started and there was so much xeroxing not to mention the Lexus fees.