The Sopranos

Nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public.

The ancient Egyptians postulated seven souls.

The top soul and the first to leave at the moment of death

is Ren: the Secret Name.

This corresponds to my Director.

He directs the film of your life

from conception to death.

"The Secret Name" is the title of your film.

When you die, that's where Ren came in.

Second soul and second one

off the sinking ship is Sekem:

Energy, Power, Light. The Director gives the orders,

Sekem presses the right buttons.

Number three is Khu: the Guardian Angel.

He, she or it is third man out.

Number four is Ba: the Heart...

often treacherous.

Number five is Ka: the Double.

The Ka, which usually reaches adolescence

at the time of bodily death,

is the only reliable guide through the Land of the Dead.

Who's gonna live here?

A family. I'll have it finished by October.

- I'm worried, Ade. - Everybody's worried.

No. I am worried all the time.

Number six is Khaibit: the Shadow, Memory,

your whole past conditioning from this and other lives.

Number seven is Sekhu: the Remains.

I'm halfway to China. There's nothing here.

40,000 I had...

my share of the Bohack's haul from the '70s.

Did you wrap it right?

It gets moldy... it could've disintegrated.

- Wrap what? - The money.

He knows I need that money for my fucking retrial!

- Who? - You know who.

No, I don't know who. That's why I asked you.

- Malanga. - Will you stop with that?

Pussy Malanga's dead six years now.

I should dig him up already!

Moles. They chewing through your sprinklers too?

40,000 I had...

my share of the Bohack's haul from the '70s.

We'll look later. You're gonna be late for your doctor's.

Come on.

Hello?

Let me ask you something:

Is your time more valuable than mine?

Where's the baby?

Sorry, Ton'. The car seat, the other stuff...

packin' it in there takes forever.

You probably remember that.

No, I don't. I didn't do that crap.

How are you feeling, Uncle Jun', huh?

He's late enough, Janice. Come on.

A hello to your niece, maybe?

Hi, sweetie. How are you?

Help him get ready, will you?

- Yeah. - Come on, Jun'.

So? How's he doing?

He's Knucklehead Smith, that's how he's doing.

He's paranoid. He doesn't remember whether he ate or not.

The man is not competent, Tony.

- Not again, come on! - He has the money for assisted living.

He's got legal bills up the ass.

He can sell this museum and move to Green Grove.

Fuck assisted living, okay? Remember what they did to Ma?

- She was thriving there, Tony. - He stays where he is, Janice.

He's our uncle. It's the least we can do.

So the split, your friend in Jersey

says it should be the same as the old business we do over there.

That's public works, this isn't.

- I'll hold the line. - Don't turn it into World War III.

So day to day, how are you getting along with Tony?

You asked me to bury the hatchet, John.

I'm doing it out of respect to you.

Am I still grieving over my brother Bill?

It'll never go away.

I appreciate it, Phil.

- With me in here... - I hear you, John.

Your bride... she's a rock for you, kid.

Her brother's fitting me for contacts.

When the trial starts, I don't wanna be

reading documents in the courtroom with glasses.

It looks weak.

Yes?

- Hey, Ton'. - Hey.

My sports book down in Roseville,

Bacala's still making things unpleasant.

- God damn it. - Listen, Tony,

I got you something.

For you, Carm, the kids... David Yurman watches.

18-karat gold, diamond center.

Why do I get the feelin' there's a jeweler somewhere

filin' an insurance claim today?

Actually, that ain't what it is.

- My Aunt Edie died. - No?

That one that moved to California back in the '60s?

She was a great lady, the only person in my life

who ever made me feel special.

What are you gonna do?

Anyway, the silver cloud is she did pretty well.

She was married to Victor Borge's agent.

She left me an inheritance, Ton'. Just over two mil.

- Whoa. - Yeah.

Well, congratulations.

Make sure you invest it.

Well, you know, that's kind of what I wanted to talk to you about.

Deanne and me and the kids,

you know how much we love Florida, right?

What, do you wanna put some money on the street down there?

I was thinking about buying a place in Fort Myers.

- Retiring there, actually. - Retiring?

What, are you a hockey player?

I'm gonna be 50 in three years, Ton'. My dad died at 52.

You took an oath, Gene. There's no retirin' from this.

Well, I thought about that, and there was Joe Bananas.

Come on, huh?

What about your sports book, your other responsibilities?

What am I supposed to do about those?

Benny? We know Bobby wants it.

It's just... we go back a long way, Ton'.

Yeah, we do.

Fuckin' CYO Basketball, do you believe that?

It'd mean a lot to me and Deanne.

Well, let me think about it.

Ooh, look at this one with the pool.

Yeah, we could go swimming.

Guess who's blocking the driveway again.

Did you talk to Tony?

It looks good. He gave me a hug.

- Did he like the watches? - Do I know my psychology?

The realtor called. She's e-mailing some pictures.

- The one on River Road? - The split level... the four-bedroom.

They lost the buyer?

Hey, there he is. Where are you goin'?

- Kevin's. - Who else is gonna be there?

- Gene. - I don't know.

What's with this hostility all the time? You want a smack in the mouth?

I told you I'm not getting high anymore!

- I believe you. - Stop fucking touching me.

Watch your mouth in front of your sister!

I have a right to know who your friends are!

Hey!

Hey!

Spicy shrimp hand roll, that's Nori's favorite,

special yellowtail, toro scallion and oysters.

You tell me when you wanna stop.

Well, keep it comin'.

I don't know about you, but ever since we found this place,

I catch myself fantasizing about this.

Me too. Sometimes during sex.

So I had a nightmare the other night. Did I wake you up?

- No. - Ade was in the house,

my spec house.

Was she gonna buy it?

We were just talking.

Speaking of which, did you call that guy,

the inspector at the building department?

- I will. I promise. - He's coming on Friday, Tony.

That could be my last chance to get

a reversal on the stop-work order.

All right, I'll call.

I wonder where she is.

- Ade. - I told you, she probably met some guy.

And not call anyone for over a year?

What's this, this sauce on the shrimp?

Shiromi, tekka maki, salmon with tomato.

So I was over by Ginny's...

that situation is not going so well.

Johnny cooped up and awaiting trial,

plus now they're fighting an asset seizure.

They could lose everything... the house, the condo at the shore.

You know Jimmy Petrille, the rat that gave up John?

He's like an uncle to him, his father's compare.

Why do you think I toss at night? Ain't just the apnea.

I noticed you haven't been taking your antidepressants.

And yet, the bonefish are back in season.

We should count our blessings, the kind of year I just had.

You're right. We're very lucky.

$40 for a piece of fish they just flew in first class.

I think we're more than lucky.

Great food in there. It's pretty good.

You wanna keep this baggie or shall I?

- Nah, you keep it for lunch. - Okay.

We're here.

Thanks for dinner, Hesh.

Grease is coming through the bag as usual.

Chinese food... it's part of the tradition.

What the...

Whoa! Whoa!

What the fuck is this?

Come on, come on! Hey, where are you goin'?

Get out of the car!

Get out of here, get out of here!

- Take a hike, Jimmy. - Open up, Eli!

- Get out! - Open the fucking door!

- Get out of here! - What do you want me to do?

- I can't do anything! - Fucking Jew!

- Let's go, old man! - Open the fucking door!