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I despise Fitzgerald Grant III

I'll go on a bit of a rant here, but I despise Fitz for many reasons. He's a shit father, husband, friend and president. But I wanna talk about how he's a hypocrite. Asides from him getting pissed at Melly and Andrew's affair, despite his whole schtick with Liv,(and the white house aid☠️). It's the whole thing with the jurors.

Melly gave up the juror's names after Rowan's threat to release both her and Fitz's affairs and the Remington mission. Fitz gave her so much shit for it, despite sending America to war with West Angola, just so he could save Olivia, but somehow he's so morally superior. It pisses me off so much 😭.

Sidenote: Nelly deserved soo much better, from Fitz, Liv, generally everyone, I know she's not a saint or anything, but still, she really suffered so much 😭.

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u/Adventurous_Risk4746 — 7 days ago

Artie the Clown

There's a plethora of solid characters in The Sopranos, but I want to talk about one of the most pathetic ones, Artie. Artie's dynamic with Tony is unique as he's one for the few none made characters he frequently interacts with. But from S1 to S5 ( where I am now) Artie is so pathetic 😭.

Idek why he wants Tony's approval so bad, despite the fact that Tony cost him his first restaurant and even was a major point of contention in his marriage.

I'm at the episode where Tony meets his dad's goomar (Fran) and the way Artie is nodding and smiling when Tony talks about Fran in her prime makes me cringe so much ☠️. The actor does a wonderful job is capturing that pathetic nature of Artie.

I personally think his lowest point was when he wanted to get the bridge money back, and got fucked up 😂, what's the most pathetic Artie moment in your opinion....

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u/Adventurous_Risk4746 — 3 months ago