#AJ Soprano

[fefflerone]

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[texaschainsawmascara]

[scurvyratt]

Sopranos text posts… no clue what number I’m on now lmao

[thesoldiersminute]

THE SOPRANOS Season 5 | Episode 4 "All Happy Families."

[creamyberries-lovely]

[carmelas]

THE SOPRANOS | 1x04 “Meadowlands”

[keegbee]

the sopranos

[neonbeanbagz]

THE SOPRANOS → 3x03, 6x08 TEEN WOLF → 2x09, 2x02 SUCCESSION → 1x03, 2x10

[birdmans]

the sopranos 2x07 — d-girl

[waffowo]

I’m only at Season 3 but I need everyone to watch The Sopranos because you would think that one of the main shows that inspired Bojack Horseman would be a serious, gritty crime drama and don’t get me wrong, it is serious and genuinely a revelatory piece of television but at the same time a 13 year old discovers existentialism, people are seeing ghosts, literally basing their sources on dreams or trying to write a fucking film. Might be one of the funniest conceptual shows that completely works in practice.

Hell is an Irish Bar trapped in an eternal stasis of St Patrick’s Day.

[onmyitouch]

I’m cursed

[magicalflowerlight]

The Sopranos〡S6E19

[scurvyratt]

Sopranos text postsss

[knowstory]

Season 4 promo poster.

My favorite of all the season promo posters. Dressed up, cigars, wine. The BEST.

[mileena--kahnumm]

[getintok]

When watching the show I thought that AJ is a great character, with deep complexities and Robert Iler did an outstanding job at portraying him. I was so immersed in his plot that in the last seasons he was the one that would bring me so much joy just from watching him (I adore him). So it was a surprise for me when I finished the show and searched on the internet that the inputs other people have of him vary a lot from mine. I really cannot make a deep dive on what I think of him because it's been a while since I watched the show and I don't remember many things but I'm planning on watching it again and let's see if at the end of it I still view him the same or my point of view has changed.

Still I believe he's an overly underrated character.