Remember When
- Episode aired Apr 22, 2007
- TV-MA
- 56m
IMDb RATING
8.5/10
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While forced to lay low in Miami, Tony begins to question Paulie's loyalty. Junior and Phil Leotardo both make moves to gain power in their respective territories.While forced to lay low in Miami, Tony begins to question Paulie's loyalty. Junior and Phil Leotardo both make moves to gain power in their respective territories.While forced to lay low in Miami, Tony begins to question Paulie's loyalty. Junior and Phil Leotardo both make moves to gain power in their respective territories.
Steve Schirripa
- Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri
- (as Steven R. Schirripa)
Greg Antonacci
- Butch DeConcini
- (as Gregory Antonacci)
Daniel P. Conte
- Faustino 'Doc' Santoro
- (as Dan Conte)
Charley Morgan
- Professor Brian Lynch
- (as Charles Morgan)
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Did you know
- Trivia"Remember When" was the career directorial debut of Phil Abraham, a longtime Sopranos cinematographer since the first season. Abraham initially started as a camera operator for the series.
- GoofsWhen Doc' Santoro is assassinated, several female bystanders react by screaming hysterically. Even though while two male bystanders have no reaction to seeing his dead body, it's possible the male bystanders had prior knowledge of the murder was going to take place.
- Quotes
Corrado 'Junior' Soprano: Guy comes home with a bouquet of flowers for his wife. "I guess I'll have to spread my legs now.", she says. "Why?", he asks, "don't ya have a vase?".
- ConnectionsFeatures Three's Company (1976)
- SoundtracksRock On
Composed and Performed by David Essex
Featured review
Most Poignant And Nostalgic of the Final Episodes
Whenever I rent the final season of THE SOPRANOS on DVD this is always the episode I turn to first. I think of it as the perfect farewell to the series. Both sides of the plot complement each other perfectly. While Tony and Paulie go on a long road trip, it becomes clear that their long-time friendship won't last forever, and that the glory days of the mob are already behind them. Meanwhile, Uncle Junior is in the mental home, trying desperately to hold onto his dignity and his identity as his memory begins to fade. In the process he makes friends with a troubled young Asian inmate named Carter Chong.
Tony wants to get rid of his memories -- to get rid of Paulie. Uncle Jun desperately wants to hold on to his memories -- and recreate the past in the present with the help of a young man who has no past and no future. It's all unbelievably sad, or it would be sad if every scene weren't so action packed and funny. The way Junior sets up the card game. The way he puts the Rutgers professor back in his place. The way Carter Chong learns to be a man by watching Junior fight a losing battle to hold onto his manhood, his dignity, and in the end his very identity.
This episode is where they get rid of all the dead wood. No Dr. Melfi. No Meadow. No A.J.!!!! This one is the real thing. It's one part Huckleberry Finn, one part One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. And it's brilliant!
Tony wants to get rid of his memories -- to get rid of Paulie. Uncle Jun desperately wants to hold on to his memories -- and recreate the past in the present with the help of a young man who has no past and no future. It's all unbelievably sad, or it would be sad if every scene weren't so action packed and funny. The way Junior sets up the card game. The way he puts the Rutgers professor back in his place. The way Carter Chong learns to be a man by watching Junior fight a losing battle to hold onto his manhood, his dignity, and in the end his very identity.
This episode is where they get rid of all the dead wood. No Dr. Melfi. No Meadow. No A.J.!!!! This one is the real thing. It's one part Huckleberry Finn, one part One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. And it's brilliant!
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- Jul 4, 2018
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- Runtime56 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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