24 Years Ago, ‘The Sopranos’ Gave Us One of the Funniest Quotes in TV History

Gangster dramas on TV, like Our Family Honor, Crime Story, and Wiseguy, continued to have a serious and gloomy tone. But that shifted in 1990 with the release of Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas. The film, filled with memorable and funny scenes – from the introduction of Jimmy Two Times to Joe Pesci’s classic “Funny how?” – opened the door for more comedy in the genre. After that, gangster movies and shows started incorporating humor. Then came The Sopranos. While the HBO series largely remained dark and intense, it was also surprisingly funny, with many quotable lines. One of the most memorable scenes aired 24 years ago, on May 6, 2001, in the Season 3 episode, “Pine Barrens.”

Jonathan Bailey And Ethan Slater Go Shirtless In Wicked: For Good Deleted Scene (And Holy Abs)

The recent film, Wicked: For Good, continued the story begun in Wicked, but it felt less playful than the original. A newly released deleted scene shows a fun, lighthearted moment between the main characters that didn’t make the final cut. In the scene, Jonathan Bailey and Ethan Slater, who play Fiyero and Boq, remove their shirts, much to the delight of their characters’ love interests!

Ewan McGregor Stole the Show in Tim Burton’s Big Fish

Ewan McGregor brilliantly plays a younger version of the character Ed Bloom, originally portrayed by Albert Finney. Both actors capture Bloom’s hopeful spirit and natural charm, which are central to the story. With Tim Burton’s sensitive direction and a strong supporting cast, Big Fish is often considered one of his most overlooked films.

So I’m a Spider, So What? Is an RPG-like anime with a better power system than Solo Leveling The System

Despite being similar to Solo Leveling, So I’m A Spider, So What? doesn’t get mentioned as often. Both series feature “Systems” where characters improve their abilities, find powerful items, and grow stronger. Plus, So I’m A Spider, So What? offers a deeper story and more emotional depth, making it a great choice for fans who enjoyed those aspects of Solo Leveling.

Network TV’s 10 Best Shows Of 2025, Ranked

With the current TV season being roughly halfway through its two-year cycle, it’s become clear that shows on major networks like ABC, CBS, and NBC are delivering high-quality programming, whether through their current episodes or what’s already aired from last season.