That scene of Tony saying to Junior why he has to repeat the same bad things and not good things about him. It's so powerful. It ends with Tony asking Junior: "you don't love me?" And Junior can't say anything. Tony is a fear mobster, but when it comes to feelings, he's so vulnerable. He came out of a tree with a chainsaw. Paulie had a right to defend himself. Always felt so bad for the lawn guy. First his bird Fredo dies because of Kramer and then he gets his arm broken by a mobster. It took me and my brother awhile when we were young but we did. This is a comedy show. Even the serious moments start of with comedic origin. I believe the writers wanted us to know that when junior mistook himself for Larry David in curb your enthusiasm. A lot of Italian Americans in the Northeast tend to have Sunday dinner in the mid afternoon. Has nothing to do with Junior loosing his marbles.
Review of Where's Johnny?
