The Sopranos1999

Carmela Soprano:
This is such a crock of sh*t I'm sitting here thinking I should protect my children from the truth about their grandmother on the one hand, on the other I'm saying to myself what kind of example am I setting? Evading and smiling and passing out cheese puffs over a woman we know was terribly dysfunctional who spread no cheer at all

Hugh DeAngelis:
[to Mary] I'll speak if I want to, who do you think you are? Minister of propaganda? We suffered for years under the guilt of that woman, years she estranged us from our own daughter ruined how many Goddamn Christmases I don't even want to count

Tom Giglione:
Here here

Carmela Soprano:
From beyond the grave even, this is a woman who didn't want a funeral, you all her children [pointing to Tony Janice and Barbara] ignored her wishes only after she passed away by the way she didn't want a funeral, she didn't a remembrance of any kind why? She didn't think anybody would come she wouldn't write down her memories for her grandchildren because she figured nobody loved her enough to read them because she knew there was a problem