2021年4月19日 · The fact is Tony doesn't have a target on his back from the other families at this point or after curb stomping. The war is only between the Sopranos and Leotardo. Butchie …

Also Coco's past actions really have nothing to do with it and I think it's weird to try and use them as justification, not that you're the only one. There was 1 reason that Tony did what he did and …

2020年7月10日 · Armen Garo - he was also in the Departed. He was formerly a pro boxer also, if I'm not mistaken. Around the time S6 came out, I worked for an Israeli guy who Coco …

2021年6月20日 · Coco, and indirectly Phil put him on the precipice of an enormous crossroads, an unwinnable situation. Imo the only way to save Tony at this point was for Meadow to just …

In one of the greatest scenes in the entire series, Tony gives Coco a savage beating and curb-stomping. It's payback for talking shit to Tony's daughter. But how would Coco even know who …

2022年5月23日 · They went to war, in large part because Tony curb-stomped Coco. The end result of that war was that Tony got whacked in a diner in New Jersey. So no, Id' say NY did …

2020年5月6日 · Coco definitely went farther than Ralph's joke, so something even stronger was probably in order (and likely not coming under Phil), but for Tony to take matters violently into …

Coco was the poor man’s Fat Dom. He would have never been on a roll of landed jokes like Fat Dom was. Every word from brigand of braciole to Carlo’s lipstick on Vito’s cack was comedic …

Coco behaving like he did was a sign that Tony had no respect from NY and Tony's reaction is one of the factors that got him whacked, he was out of control. He was in a lose-lose scenario; …

2022年12月15日 · I think Coco was completely out of line by the way and I have no sympathy for him but was Tony entitled to do this? I’m also not sure if Coco was made. If Coco wasn’t made …