The Sopranos1999

Tony Soprano:
Maybe this was his chance to get out. I know Dad was no choir boy, but maybe with a little bit of support...

Livia Soprano:
Oh, Mr. Sensitive now. Well, if it bothers you, maybe you better talk to a psychiatrist. [walks away]

Tony Soprano:
Whoa, what are you talkin' about, a psychiatrist?

Livia Soprano:
Well, that's what people do when they're lookin' for somebody to blame for their life, isn't it?

Tony Soprano:
You're a real stone player, aren't you, Ma? You threatened to smother his children.

Livia Soprano:
What does that mean?

Tony Soprano:
You know, everyone thought Dad was the ruthless one. But I gotta hand it to you. If you'd been born after those feminists, you woulda been the real gangster.

Livia Soprano:
I don't know what you're talking about! [walks away]