u/Alternative-Farmer98

Which characters that only lasted a few seasons were the most quotable?

Which characters that only lasted a few seasons were the most quotable?

Obviously if we were ranking memorable quotes by volume it would be Tony or Paulie, sil or someone who was there all seven seasons.

But I'm thinking about who had the highest concentration of memorable quotes. Limiting it to characters that had less time to make a mark on the show.

Like I would wager it's between Phil and Livia? Phil lasted season 5 through 7 and he must have like four or five of the most quoted statements in the entire show.

20 years in the can, is almost as commonly quoted as varsity athlete these days.

And of course livia. Almost everything that came out of her mouth could be a meme, work quickly rememberable or identifiable quote.

Edit:

I tried to find a few sources that already listed the best quotes but I only share them grudgingly because I don't agree with a lot of the rankings. And I imagine the newer ones are probably made with AI. I included some links to the web forum which does have legitimate enthusiast fans giving their favorite quotes. It's sad we have to actively pursue older dated materials just to avoid ai slob

https://parade.com/tv/sopranos-quotes

https://thechaselounge.net/viewtopic.php?t=1404

https://943thepoint.com/the-sopranos-quotes/

u/Alternative-Farmer98 — 3 days ago

I'm seeing an alarming amount of preemptive cope so if we do lose in game 7 we can blame anybody besides the Boston Celtics

Its especially concerning because this is a pattern that predates the CBA's involvement, predates Tatum's injury. If we squander the series it'll be three out of the last four seasons of the same thing: being hugely favored over an underdog and then losing three games in a row to them to squander a series. (Obviously with the Knicks and the heat the three games they lost in a row were to start the series but ended up being decisive).

  1. It's actually the CBA's fault. We had to give up our super team

The Celtics knew the rules of the CBA as they were building that team. They still managed to build a viable roster. They were still 10 to 1 favorites over the 76ers to start the series. If we lose to OKC in the finals in game 6 or something and you want to blame it on the CBA fine but it's not an excuse for losing to an inferior opponent.

That is bad performance that is, bad playing and bad coaching.

  1. It's a gap year anyway so it's really no big deal

Absolute nonsense. They finished with the number two seed they were huge favorites to the point where most people thought we would sweep Philadelphia. If you want to say it's a gap year to justify losing in the conference finals in game seven fine but to justify squandering a 3-1 series lead to a team that you're heavily favored over, it makes no real sense.

  1. it wouldn't matter anyways The Knicks and the Spurs are an OKC are so much better.

This is an okay excuse if we lose to one of those teams. It's not an excuse to lose to Philadelphia.

  1. 76ers aren't a real seven seed

They played half a series without their best player. They've been tormented by the Celtics for decades. None of their fans thought they had any chance of winning the series even their most optimistic fans. And they were down three games to one.

  1. just bench Tatum It's a pointless postseason anyways

It seems some of our fans just love to have a built-in excuse so we can blame this on the Tatum injury somehow.

Tatum is playing well, he's cleared to play medically, the people saying he should be benched have never seen him in a clinical setting and are not doctors .

This is the team that was built by the executive of the year. Everyone that's cleared to play should play.

Sparing this team this embarrassment is crucial and at this point jobs are on the line. If they lose this game it's a turning point for this franchise they will make radical changes.

If we want this version of Celtics to continue Tatum has to play and they have to win tonight.

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u/Alternative-Farmer98 — 13 days ago