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| Welcome back, folks. As a Sopranos fan, I'm honored to introduce this week's guest. Joining us all the way from the afterlife, ladies and gentlemen, Richie Aprile! |
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| [applauding in Italian] |
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| All due respect, kid. I come all the way from hades and you don't so much as offer me a cappuccino, a cracker with cheese, not even a kindly "go fuck yourself?" |
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| [nervously steaming milk] What'd you think of my novel? |
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| Read the Russians, kid. They wrote with balls and soul and didn't complain to nobody. |
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| Actually, I'm partial to Dostoyevsky myself . . . I'm curious, what'd you think of the new Sopranos episode? |
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| I should have whacked that jerky kid Tony when I had the chance. Hats off to Junior. |
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| Junior's obviously suffering from an alarming case of dementia, no? |
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| [a dismissive wave] He's got a lot on his plate. He'll be okay. |
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| Now, Richie, in an episode of season 2, you employ an unusual love making technique on Tony Soprano's sister, Janice. Let's cut to a clip. |
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| I still can't believe that cunt shot me in my own kitchen. |
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| All due respectyou did punch her in the mouth. |
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| [emptying cappuccino in Tom's face] Where do you get the balls, kid? I'm from the old school. Once you give a woman your name, what you do with your hands is nobody's bizzness. |
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| [drying off, suddenly regretting guest choice] Uh . . . you were upset because she said, referring to your professional dancing son, "and so what if he's gay?" |
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| [sigh] Every time that kid slips on his dancin' shoes, it's like he's tellin' me in the grave to go fuck myself. |
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| You think you got agita? I've been whacked for three years now and my back's still killin' me. |
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| What do you want me to do about it? |
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| Lombardi, do I smell pizza? |
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| Yeah, I ordered some earlier from Beansie's joint. |
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| I should have finished off that motherless fuck when I had the chance. |
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| After smashing Beansie upside the head with a full pot of coffee, you later ran him over with your SUV. |
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| Your point being? |
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| By the way, Richie, you ever resolve |
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| You wearin' a wire, you rat fuck? |
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| Yeah so what if I am? It ain't easy being dead. And I got kids in college, goddamnit! Besides, some angels offered me a deal with the Heavan Protection Program. It's hot as a stripper's twat where I am. |
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| I can't tell what's biggah, your stomach or your tampon. |
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| Oh Richie, you can't make that shit up. |
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| What do you want from me, kid, huh? [stirring what's left of his cappuccino] I just did. |
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| [gun shot] |
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| Lombardi, someone just clipped Richie. We'll need some bleach, surgical gloves, trash bags, and some dumbbells or anything that weighs a lot. |
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| [panicking] Okay, Pussy. But who shot him? |
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| I did . . . [breaking into sobs] but I loved Richie so much . . . [suddenly angry] that misogynist cocksucker [resuming sobs] |
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| [mopping up blood] Psst . . . Adriana? |
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| What's up, sweetie? |
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| What're you wearin'? |
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| [cheering lasciviously] |
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| Look, hon, I think your flag's cute and all. |
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| Flog. |
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| Whatevah. But if Christopha evah found out we went on a date, he'd kill me. |
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| But he did kill you, I mean, indirectly sort of. |
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| [from garbage bag] Kid, you ever lay a hand on my niece, you'll be composin' flogs from the bottom of the Hudson. |
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| [Lombardi running from the studio] |
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