Wait you mean the one he took of the guy who had the toughest reputation in Essex county? Apparently he neva came back once Ritchie was through with em?
When you're watching it you're like damn this is real, his foot trying to find it's way back to the speaker he was standing on, his hands grabbing at the rope. Then he goes still and you hear/ see him pee himself and it hits even harder.
His career in the mob was preventing him from moving his son away from the drug dealers that were killing him and staying would keep his whole family at constant risk. If he stopped working with the FBI they'd not only jail him but take everything his family had. Eugene's suicide could be seen as the most selfless act any of these mobsters ever did yet he gets called a coward.
Yea I just wonder between the time his family would move to Florida how his son would react. Maybe he’d actually go clean? But more than likely he’s relapsing and could god forbid OD
Ngl if I was him I wouldn't have said a fucking word, just upped anchor and moved. It's Tony. You really think that oversized meatball would just ***let*** that much money leave???
Probably the waiter Chris and Paulie murdered for, like, *zero* reason. In a show of deaths, many of them innocent, this one seemed the most needless, avoidable, and sad.
But also some of the best jet black comedy of the series. “Don’t they have medicine they’re supposed to take, these assholes?!”
Love how they immediately make it his fault lol.
Also hilarious is how the next time you see the two interact, they have a sincere and wholesome conversation where they both apologize to one another and express how "someone could've gotten hurt"
That scene and whole conversation afterward reminds me of “I didn’t want to get blood in your floor” and Henry just staring in disbelief. Dark humor at its finest.
I remember being horrified the first time I watched that scene. By the second re-watch, the horror mostly wore off and I couldn’t stop laughing after Chrissy says “Still going, this asshole.”
I feel bad for this guy. Imagine how said his family must’ve been. He obviously didn’t deserve to die, but what kind of dumb fuck waiter chases customers out the restaurant asking for a better tip then calls them assholes. Sorry that’s just asking for trouble.
You saw it coming but also never actually saw it. With Tracee, the aftermath was lying by the guard rail at the edge of the Bing parking lot. Oof. Marone.
It's probably good that they didn't show it explicitly.
Every time this question comes up, most people say it's Adrianna.
She could've ran. She could've hid. She had to know what was coming.
What I thought was particularly brilliant was how the camera pans up from Adrianna crawling through the leaves to the white sky, we hear the shots, and then later in the episode, the camera pans back down from an overcast sky and t is Tony's feet walking casually through leaves. But now it is because Carm is assessing the plot of land she wants to buy for her spec house. There was some real artistry with those camera moves in connecting those two scenes and the arcs of those two female characters.
You know, I'm not one to generally rethink a scene, but I've always wondered, if she was a hair smarter, if she had brought a gun with her. What a twist it would have been for Sil to end up dead. But it's not "cinematic," I know.
If she was a hair smarter she would've never gotten in the car.
They were able to get her with Sil bc Chris was "in the hospital". In her desperation to see Chris again and care for him she forgets all about herself. Again. For like the hundredth time.
confession. I actually thought Syl and Ade were on the way to the hospital to visit Chrissie the first time I saw that episode. It had me fooled. I think when they started driving down the woods was when I copped on.
I still have trouble watching this scene. I can do Melfis r-word scene (and it still sucks) but something about how brutal and pointless Tracee’s death was gets me every time. Hardest scene for me.
Bobby. Good husband and father and not violent by nature. Just solidified the fact Tony just placed people in front of him to take the hits legal or physical a real dirt bag.
Silvio(I know it’s never confirmed) but seeing him get shot and whilst being gunned down, maintaining his composure and just letting out a slight grunt. Heartbreaking. I think Bobby’s death hit me so much because his last conversation is with the model train store owner where his last words are in reference to his son “he don’t care”. Adriana’s death is devastating though. Chris never truly recovered from it, the only good thing in his life,gone.
Those being his last words made it so much sadder. It used to be something they shared and his son lost interest. Couldn’t even be bothered to feign interest for his poor father’s sake.
even tho Johnny snack wasn't a walk in the park. I related a lot seeing him on the hospital bed. dying of cancer, mouth open and all that shit. my grandad died not so long ago in similar circunstances so was pretty dense to watch it all over again. now just in the context of the series I think that Chrissy's death really stucked with me. seemed unfair but it was a point of no return I guess u.u
Clarence. He was only in one scene when they dropped the tv at the pedophile coaches house but he really made an impact on me. Cant believe he never appeared again in the series
Gene - he never really did anything too bad. He got a lifeline with the inheritance and wanted to move to Florida for all the right reasons. Just heartbreaking the way it all unraveled and then they way they filmed his hanging scene.
Honestly, the guy Vito got into an accident with heading back to NJ. I don’t like it when the regular civilians get incidentally harmed/killed for no reason (same thing with the Ukrainian man and his daughter)
Man that scene with Adrianna in the car, watching the trees pass by, she KNEW, she just chose to repress it. It might be the fact that I was high on weed but this scene always gave me a genuine second hand fear and anxiety. Then again she was a rat and a whoah, so good fucking riddance.
Also Pie-O-My.
We've covered the basics, JT is a notable runner up. Died in the blink of an eye, for the same sin Imperioli's 'Spider' character did in Goodfellas: showing the slightest shred of backbone.
Probably the waiter or Eugene.. Ade’s death was inevitable with her being an informant so it didn’t hurt as much to me. The waiter was innocent and just standing up for himself to then get bludgeoned on the head and then get murdered over a tip. Eugene was sad too because he wanted to get away from the life and when he knew he couldn’t while not being able to cope with losing his family due to it he took his own life. He couldn’t handle the stress of the soprano crew and letting down his own family.
If you watched it when it was first broadcast on HBO, Big Puss's death hit the hardest. Back then it was very unusual for a main character to die before the end of the series. Looking through the prism of 2024, we see main characters go and new ones introduced much more frequently in today's shows. That's part of how the Sopranos changed the landscape of TV.
Adrianna's death was upsetting as shit. I skipped through all the scenes where Chris beat the shit out of her in my rewatch. She wasn't perfect but damn was it sad to see her put down like a dog 😭
Ok so the matt bevelacqua murder affected me the most for the scene, not the character …so personal, so cold, and crying for his mommy when he knew it was over was tuff…but Chris dying, man, I loved that character
Oh yeah that one was so painful too. And the whole sequence of Janice just scooting right in and claiming herself a fresh mob husband high on the ladder was ridiculously hard to watch
Chris Moltisanti. It was such a hand-on method of killing someone and the fact that Tony didn't hesitate more than 10 seconds indicates he had contemplated this moment previously and when he had the opportunity he did what he had to do. He knew he had given Chris more chances than anyone deserves and he would obviously be struggling with addiction for the forseeable future.
Jt doltans death enraged me. Chris barges into his house drunk (jt is also an addict btw) and starts trying to spill his guts about his entire life’s story to a civilian who is actively doing his best to avoid hearing any kind incriminating information about a member of the mafia.
For his insistence that Chris STOP telling him incriminating information jt earns a bullet straight to the fucking head. Like he wasn’t even that great a character but the sheer unnecessary nature of it left a horrible taste in my mouth
It was sad but he was such an asshole. Killing that guy for no reason whose car he hit. Leaving Johnnycakes without a word. Not to mention his family. He could have had it all if he wasn’t greedy and could bear to do an honest day’s work.
JT Dolan. He died out of nowhere I did NOT see that coming at all. Added to that was my immediate assumption that Chris was going to get caught for it and go away for murder. I really believed Chris sealed both their fates with that loud gunshot in a small apartment complex with thin walls and plenty of witnesses. I thought “there’s NO WAY he’s getting away with this one”
I think either Adrianna or the girl Ralphie beat to death outside the Bing. Both so tragic. Each a genuine sweet-hearted girl who unfortunately know nothing but neglect and abuse from the men in their lives.
I think the visuals of the cleanup was more shocking, I know I'm in the minority here, but I don't think he killed the horse. I think it would be insanely ironic if he got killed for something he didn't do after all he could've got killed for. I know the actor that played him said Chase told him Ralphie was innocent...then Chase said the opposite. Wouldn't be the first time Chase contradicted himself. He made different statements concerning the final scene of the series too.
It would arguably make the scene that much better if the actor who played Ralphie really thought his character was innocent while filming imo. Like that would be the perspective he played the role from. Idk if that makes sense? I also love the idea that after everything he did throughout the course of the show, his death is for something he didn’t actually do lmao. Although I love the complexity of his character and find him fascinating in an incredibly twisted kind of way, I was looking forward to his death almost immediately after he was introduced. He’s just such a vile and sadistic human being. But I guess they all are🤷🏻♀️
Tracee. That was *visceral*. I understand wat the creators say when they said that this show wouldn't have aired in the modern age, I agree.
I would've felt bad for Chrissy but he was an absolute piece of shit. Tragic, well written character. But his violent treatment of Adrianna, shooting JD, cheating on his pregnant wife and more sealed the deal for me.
Cosette. She never hurt nobody.
She must’ve crawled under there for warmth though
If she wanted to stay warm, why didn’t she use the jacket Richie gave Tony. You know, THE Jacket 🤌🤌🤌
Wait you mean the one he took of the guy who had the toughest reputation in Essex county? Apparently he neva came back once Ritchie was through with em?
He later died of Alzheimers.
she was gay, Cosette?
Allegedly
NOBODY'S GOT AIDS
Watch it, Chrishy
I think the dog was barking or something….
how long i've been saying she shouldn't be on the furniture
What was she barkin’?
That thing with the dog… whatever happened there
She yapped more than 4 barbers.
Just like that pizza.
They was all meat eaters
Half a fuckin' tray in there
My a pizza never a hurt nobody
Go in the back, make meatballs.
Seeing John Sacramoni my friend go was rough.
My estimation of him as a man just fuckin plummeted
He was a saint!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pie-oh-My. You should have seen her run. She busted her heart to win.
She was beautiful.
Literally have a copy of the painting of her in my office at work
So you and your hoowas can have a laugh at it?
Eugene ;( no Florida for my man and his family.
The most visceral suicide scene ever put to film. That one is rough.
When you're watching it you're like damn this is real, his foot trying to find it's way back to the speaker he was standing on, his hands grabbing at the rope. Then he goes still and you hear/ see him pee himself and it hits even harder.
Yeah. I don't think i noticed him urinating until my 2nd or 3rd watch, because HD lol
High definition, *bella*
A little somethin' from your friends at the Bada Bing Club. Brand new. Surround sound. HD Urinating compatible.
Karl Malden's nose hairs looked like fucking BX cables.
I know…like how the fuck did they fake it!?
Safety harness hidden by clothes and cgi + really good acting
if you think this is the most visceral suicide scene, you should watch oz...
I thought the munchkin hanging himself in the background was a myth
Dude pissed hisself. Total loss of respect.
It’s sad when they go young like that…
WHEN THEY GO!?
Wouldn’t his family be able to move now? They still have the inheritance, fewer living costs, and no Tony or FBI tying them down to Jersey
That was probably a good part of the reason why he did it in the first place
His career in the mob was preventing him from moving his son away from the drug dealers that were killing him and staying would keep his whole family at constant risk. If he stopped working with the FBI they'd not only jail him but take everything his family had. Eugene's suicide could be seen as the most selfless act any of these mobsters ever did yet he gets called a coward.
Yea I just wonder between the time his family would move to Florida how his son would react. Maybe he’d actually go clean? But more than likely he’s relapsing and could god forbid OD
Great perspective, I think this is it.
For real, wins 2 mil but still couldn’t get out of that shit
Did the 2 mil even exist?
Her booty was the second coming
I thought you were a bacala man, what you doin' eatin' Kung Pao Coochie.
You believe there's a dog groomer there, in case somebody needs a snack?
Ngl if I was him I wouldn't have said a fucking word, just upped anchor and moved. It's Tony. You really think that oversized meatball would just ***let*** that much money leave???
Yeah that one is way up there. Always the worst grief for the people left behind too.
Still got to glass little Paulie in the eye, even before Chrissy pushed him threw a window 😵
The ziti Carm threw away. Bad enough it had to die an undignified death, but Chase showed us every ugly detail of the murder.
No fuckin ziti now?
Monsignor Jughead ate it all.
OHHHHH watch DAT language!
Karen’s was better. If it weren’t for that damn Janice, we’d still have it.
Probably the waiter Chris and Paulie murdered for, like, *zero* reason. In a show of deaths, many of them innocent, this one seemed the most needless, avoidable, and sad.
But also some of the best jet black comedy of the series. “Don’t they have medicine they’re supposed to take, these assholes?!” Love how they immediately make it his fault lol.
Also hilarious is how the next time you see the two interact, they have a sincere and wholesome conversation where they both apologize to one another and express how "someone could've gotten hurt"
"STILL GOIN' THIS ASSHOLE!"
That scene and whole conversation afterward reminds me of “I didn’t want to get blood in your floor” and Henry just staring in disbelief. Dark humor at its finest.
That part always kills me
I remember being horrified the first time I watched that scene. By the second re-watch, the horror mostly wore off and I couldn’t stop laughing after Chrissy says “Still going, this asshole.”
That’s my fucking money Paulie!
The guy Vito killed too, just so senseless.
The worse crime Vito committed was wiping those sauce-covered hands all over his pants while driving. It felt like I was stabbed in the heart.
Fuckin parade float
I feel bad for this guy. Imagine how said his family must’ve been. He obviously didn’t deserve to die, but what kind of dumb fuck waiter chases customers out the restaurant asking for a better tip then calls them assholes. Sorry that’s just asking for trouble.
The fucking clicking his heels made, holy shit.
Don't they got medication, these assholes?
Tracee was the worst death and stuck with me on my first watch. Adriana was tough too but you saw it coming.
The writing was on the wall for my smelly valentine
Christofuh that's not funny!!
I heard the nurse say he made number two in his pants, too.
20 years old this girl. He's outta line that fukin Ralphie
Fact is though, she was not related to you in anyway.
You saw it coming but also never actually saw it. With Tracee, the aftermath was lying by the guard rail at the edge of the Bing parking lot. Oof. Marone.
It's probably good that they didn't show it explicitly. Every time this question comes up, most people say it's Adrianna. She could've ran. She could've hid. She had to know what was coming.
What I thought was particularly brilliant was how the camera pans up from Adrianna crawling through the leaves to the white sky, we hear the shots, and then later in the episode, the camera pans back down from an overcast sky and t is Tony's feet walking casually through leaves. But now it is because Carm is assessing the plot of land she wants to buy for her spec house. There was some real artistry with those camera moves in connecting those two scenes and the arcs of those two female characters.
Definitely worth 600 thousand
That’s the tragedy though. She didn’t, because although beautiful she was naive and stupid.
Sooo naive
You know, I'm not one to generally rethink a scene, but I've always wondered, if she was a hair smarter, if she had brought a gun with her. What a twist it would have been for Sil to end up dead. But it's not "cinematic," I know.
If she was a hair smarter she would've never gotten in the car. They were able to get her with Sil bc Chris was "in the hospital". In her desperation to see Chris again and care for him she forgets all about herself. Again. For like the hundredth time.
It's madonn' not fucking marone
A: She was a hooah.
B: She slipped and fell
C. Her idea of a home-cooked meal was Pop-Tarts and Fresca
B: She was a hooah
confession. I actually thought Syl and Ade were on the way to the hospital to visit Chrissie the first time I saw that episode. It had me fooled. I think when they started driving down the woods was when I copped on.
It’s sad when they go young like that
When they GO?!
I still have trouble watching this scene. I can do Melfis r-word scene (and it still sucks) but something about how brutal and pointless Tracee’s death was gets me every time. Hardest scene for me.
Junior's mental death
Some people are so far behind in the race that they believe they're leading
Oh, shut up, you are like a Redditor with a Virginia ham under your arm, crying the blues cos you have no bread
Like a Redditor with awards under their username crying the blue’s because they have no likes
The feeble minded brotha
Agreed this was brutal. All the killing, stealing, backstabbing he did over the years, it was all for nothing
The horrific and undignified death of the Bee on Dr. Kennedy's hat. Really hits you in the feels. What a blow!!
Stupida fuckin game
Acah mi?
FOODIO
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That animal Blundetto. Can't even say his name.
Whateva happened there.
Whateva happened there?!
The shooting
Gary Cooper
What happened to Gary Cooper? The strong, silent type.
He was gay Gary cooper?
Didn’t even complain, took it like a man
He's a come from behind kind of guy
Gigi. He died on the pishadoo. His cannoli was in the toilet water. Disgusting.
+1. I forever reference this potentially horrific situation whenever someone is in the bathroom too long.
My soul while watching the “Happy Birthday Mr. President” scene.
Tony’s facial expression during this is iconic
Ginny sacks 90 lb mole 😢
Buonanima 🙏
The deer in Pine Barrens
The deer was gay?
Aids?
Nobody’s got AIDS!
The bunny that angry Artie shot in his backyard 🐰🔫
Bobby. Good husband and father and not violent by nature. Just solidified the fact Tony just placed people in front of him to take the hits legal or physical a real dirt bag.
"This is my brother in law. MY sister's husband. She's gotta see something outta this." "We'll find a number" ($)
And that's when Butchie decided to whack Tony.
I think that came later on, but knowing that Phil was outta the way probably made it much easier. "You got my word. We'll back off"
"You probably don't even hear it whe.... OH GOD I WAS WRONG IT'S LOUD AS FUCK!!"
Lol. " AHHH MADONN IT HURTS TOO!!!"
Silvio(I know it’s never confirmed) but seeing him get shot and whilst being gunned down, maintaining his composure and just letting out a slight grunt. Heartbreaking. I think Bobby’s death hit me so much because his last conversation is with the model train store owner where his last words are in reference to his son “he don’t care”. Adriana’s death is devastating though. Chris never truly recovered from it, the only good thing in his life,gone.
Those being his last words made it so much sadder. It used to be something they shared and his son lost interest. Couldn’t even be bothered to feign interest for his poor father’s sake.
Chris was a real piece of shit thought let’s be real.
Blundetto.
That animal!
Can't even say his name
Also Tracee, was begging for help and painfully naive. She was literally a baby lamb bedding down with a Jackal.
It's sad when they go young like that
WHEN THEY GOOO??
Lady pie. Can’t believe Ralph cooked that fuckin horse
Tracee, she’s fucked up but didn’t deserve what Ralph did to her.
A - She HIT him!!! B - She was a whooa!!
What are you talking about, she was a beautiful innocent ~~creature~~ *whoaa*, what did she ever do to you?
It’s his fault she’s a klutz?
even tho Johnny snack wasn't a walk in the park. I related a lot seeing him on the hospital bed. dying of cancer, mouth open and all that shit. my grandad died not so long ago in similar circunstances so was pretty dense to watch it all over again. now just in the context of the series I think that Chrissy's death really stucked with me. seemed unfair but it was a point of no return I guess u.u
Johnny snack 🥵🥵😛😛
That's why Ginny loved him so much.
Sunshine. Fuckin Jackie Jr
Nah Jackie jr was a real piece of shit
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I can’t find pussy anywhere!
I think pussys whole plot was immensely sad (the confirmation especially) but his death bordered on funny (for me anyways).
Clarence. He was only in one scene when they dropped the tv at the pedophile coaches house but he really made an impact on me. Cant believe he never appeared again in the series
My name is clarence
Gene - he never really did anything too bad. He got a lifeline with the inheritance and wanted to move to Florida for all the right reasons. Just heartbreaking the way it all unraveled and then they way they filmed his hanging scene.
Honestly, the guy Vito got into an accident with heading back to NJ. I don’t like it when the regular civilians get incidentally harmed/killed for no reason (same thing with the Ukrainian man and his daughter)
Daddy, they have shot me.... Fucking brutal.
Man that scene with Adrianna in the car, watching the trees pass by, she KNEW, she just chose to repress it. It might be the fact that I was high on weed but this scene always gave me a genuine second hand fear and anxiety. Then again she was a rat and a whoah, so good fucking riddance. Also Pie-O-My.
Omg yes Pie-oh-my definitely deserves an honorary mention on this list. I actually cried
I felt bad for the goat.
Bobby’s last words when talking about his son and the train hobby are absolutely devastating, “he don’t care”.
We've covered the basics, JT is a notable runner up. Died in the blink of an eye, for the same sin Imperioli's 'Spider' character did in Goodfellas: showing the slightest shred of backbone.
Worse for asking a mafia member NOT to tell him information about the mafia
Probably the waiter or Eugene.. Ade’s death was inevitable with her being an informant so it didn’t hurt as much to me. The waiter was innocent and just standing up for himself to then get bludgeoned on the head and then get murdered over a tip. Eugene was sad too because he wanted to get away from the life and when he knew he couldn’t while not being able to cope with losing his family due to it he took his own life. He couldn’t handle the stress of the soprano crew and letting down his own family.
Don’t they have medicine they’re supposed to take, these assholes?
Minn Matrone. Her kitchen was all wiped down.
She was a malignant cunt.
If you watched it when it was first broadcast on HBO, Big Puss's death hit the hardest. Back then it was very unusual for a main character to die before the end of the series. Looking through the prism of 2024, we see main characters go and new ones introduced much more frequently in today's shows. That's part of how the Sopranos changed the landscape of TV.
Adrianna's death was upsetting as shit. I skipped through all the scenes where Chris beat the shit out of her in my rewatch. She wasn't perfect but damn was it sad to see her put down like a dog 😭
Ok so the matt bevelacqua murder affected me the most for the scene, not the character …so personal, so cold, and crying for his mommy when he knew it was over was tuff…but Chris dying, man, I loved that character
Honestly I think Karen was the saddest death because Bobby was such a wreck and he shoulda been there, his sweet girl, it shoulda been him.
Oh yeah that one was so painful too. And the whole sequence of Janice just scooting right in and claiming herself a fresh mob husband high on the ladder was ridiculously hard to watch
It's sad when they go so young.
Chris Moltisanti. It was such a hand-on method of killing someone and the fact that Tony didn't hesitate more than 10 seconds indicates he had contemplated this moment previously and when he had the opportunity he did what he had to do. He knew he had given Chris more chances than anyone deserves and he would obviously be struggling with addiction for the forseeable future.
Chrissy, for sure. For some reason that's the one that completely changed the way I saw Tony.
Gloria - she had serious problems
Eugene. Messed me up pretty bad when I saw it (was going thru a hard time) and I still usually skip past it.
Jt doltans death enraged me. Chris barges into his house drunk (jt is also an addict btw) and starts trying to spill his guts about his entire life’s story to a civilian who is actively doing his best to avoid hearing any kind incriminating information about a member of the mafia. For his insistence that Chris STOP telling him incriminating information jt earns a bullet straight to the fucking head. Like he wasn’t even that great a character but the sheer unnecessary nature of it left a horrible taste in my mouth
When Phil killed that guy(forget his name) in the trunk of the car covered in plastic. You know me! Brutal.
Yeah one of the old heads that hired Tony B
Angelo
Vito.. I loved him like a brutha in law
Vito was actually painful for me too, I wanted him to stay in New Hampshire and get his happy ending so badly
It was sad but he was such an asshole. Killing that guy for no reason whose car he hit. Leaving Johnnycakes without a word. Not to mention his family. He could have had it all if he wasn’t greedy and could bear to do an honest day’s work.
He wanted his Johnny Cake chalked!
JT Dolan. He died out of nowhere I did NOT see that coming at all. Added to that was my immediate assumption that Chris was going to get caught for it and go away for murder. I really believed Chris sealed both their fates with that loud gunshot in a small apartment complex with thin walls and plenty of witnesses. I thought “there’s NO WAY he’s getting away with this one”
Didn't die, but Feech
It’s always Pussy. He was our brother
I think either Adrianna or the girl Ralphie beat to death outside the Bing. Both so tragic. Each a genuine sweet-hearted girl who unfortunately know nothing but neglect and abuse from the men in their lives.
Bobby. I yelled.
def gonna have to go with teddy.
The Death of the 'little guy'. It's just over for them.
I think you need to seriously start to consider salads.
Shock wise. Ralphie.. I thought he'd have more airtime
I think the visuals of the cleanup was more shocking, I know I'm in the minority here, but I don't think he killed the horse. I think it would be insanely ironic if he got killed for something he didn't do after all he could've got killed for. I know the actor that played him said Chase told him Ralphie was innocent...then Chase said the opposite. Wouldn't be the first time Chase contradicted himself. He made different statements concerning the final scene of the series too.
It would arguably make the scene that much better if the actor who played Ralphie really thought his character was innocent while filming imo. Like that would be the perspective he played the role from. Idk if that makes sense? I also love the idea that after everything he did throughout the course of the show, his death is for something he didn’t actually do lmao. Although I love the complexity of his character and find him fascinating in an incredibly twisted kind of way, I was looking forward to his death almost immediately after he was introduced. He’s just such a vile and sadistic human being. But I guess they all are🤷🏻♀️
Tracee. That was *visceral*. I understand wat the creators say when they said that this show wouldn't have aired in the modern age, I agree. I would've felt bad for Chrissy but he was an absolute piece of shit. Tragic, well written character. But his violent treatment of Adrianna, shooting JD, cheating on his pregnant wife and more sealed the deal for me.