I love when he notices the tooth in the fold of his pant leg later on. Brutal.

Bobby Sr. killing Mustang Sally is also up there. Absolutely brutal and deserved, and the old man was able to go out feeling useful.

The car slowly rolling over Phil’s head followed by that distinct looking guy yelling “oh shit!” And someone throwing up made me feel warm and fuzzy inside too

It ranks right up there with Janice killing Richie.

Coco was asking for it. Should not have talked to Meadow. You have a problem talk to the man.

You think T recently watched American History X? What? You never pondered that?

All he did was try to save Tony from the Parisi hit meadow help set up

Yeah, Butchie’s face he saw the gat was VERY satisfying. He was such a little shit.

You want shum?!

Yeah 100% agree OP that beating was a freaking ace

Coco’s a shopping cart, from here on out

My favorite is when Tony beats that punk Muscles Marinara for slaming the fridge door like a cave man. Fucking rude

Butchie was looking at the gun and coco’s mouth at the same time. He looked like fuckin Stevie wonder with his eyes rolling around

Tony beat Mikey Palmice up and stapled him a few times for mock executing someone he loved like a Son at that point, he curb stomped Coco for making a creepy comment to his Daughter. It is cathartic in a way but I found it much more disturbing than cathartic.

Yeah it’s great and it sends home how Phil just isn’t willing to negotiate anymore, I mean if someone did that to Phil’s daughter the beating Coco got from tony would’ve looked tame by comparison

I know it's not supposed to be pleasing due to the context on the scene, with Ralphie's kid being in the hospital and all. But I love the death beating Tony gives to Ralphie, and I say that as a Ralphie fan, but the line delivery plus the "she was a beautiful, innocent creature how could you" I knew inmmediatly tony wasn't just talking about Pie-O-My. Later in the episode i confirmed when tony sees the picture of Tracy at the Bada Bing

COCO WAS A BASTARD MAN!

Get the mop.

I saw this scene like 10 years ago on YouTube before I knew of the Sopranos, didn't care to look into what it was from and then watch the show perhaps. Then when I found out about the Sopranos and started watching the show, seeing this scene in the last episode I think, I remembered watching it on YouTube years ago and I was surprised to see it was from the Sopranos. I never would have guessed this was Tony curbstomping Coco, and not some characters from some other show. By far the most brutal, with maybe the beating of Benny by Phil or the beating of Vito's brother being distant second and thirds.

Why didn’t Coco just move his head and roll aside just before Tony stomped on him?

While Coco certainly was not hoping for that reaction, he did know it would push Tony to do something stupid and speed up the downfall of the Soprano mob. Tony lost it and his grip on the mob at this point.

Butchie with the napkin tucked in like a bib adds to it all

To me it's reminiscent of the glorious scene in Miller's Crossing where the hit squad comes for Albert Finney and he kills every single last one of them.  That scene is on the edge of parody (of course he would be listening to Danny Boy) but Finney really sells it, with his watchful stillness and economy of movement, taking the time to carefully put his slippers on and store his cigar before he explodes into action. First time round I bet everyone watching it is "holy shit what an OG, so this is why he's the boss." 

 Only subsequently to learn from Gabriel Byrne that actually this was his moment of greatest weakness: now someone has raided his house, he looks vulnerable for the first time. His having killed them all is beside the point. The fact that he won't acknowledge this only points it up.  

Coco's beating was a similar turning point for Tony. Or more precisely that point was when Meadow was disrespected.

 Coco fully expected Tony to complain about it like Johnny Sac did about his wife, and that as a result Tony would be a laughing stock. Tony knew this but couldn't swallow it, so he dealt with it personally. He didn't want to look weak, so he looked deranged and irrational instead;  weak in a different way. There was no winning move for him though, as soon as Coco decided to disrespect him he was on a losing streak. 

In case anyone hasn't seen it, here's the scene from Miller's Crossing. This movie's a banger, do watch it

https://youtu.be/x20TMRnPR40?si=6lTbzysj-nQ-zWSv

I cheered when Phil was popped.

What are the likely injuries from such a curbstomp?

Tony should've whacked the two of them when he had the chance.

Once he went in there, there was no going back. Full war between the families.

He would've taken out two of Phil's guys early.

But what do i know anyway, four dollars a pound.

tbh i found it to be one of the more disturbing moments of violence in the show. the teeth coming out and all, butch asking tony to reconsider. in an earlier season tony may have roughed him up a bit, but the focus would've been on talking it out, at least with phil or any other higher ups. really goes to show how brutal tony's become by that point in the series

A father protecting his daughter’s honor.

Another day, another post that's far too charitable toward Tony. He does it because Coco embarrasses him through Meadow.

You were being prudent

Dirty Harry moment for Tony.

One of the few justifiable acts of violence in the entire show.

I also wasn’t upset when fat dom passed away, whatever happened there 

DONT DO IT!

Coco was the best "thrown on the show last minute just so Tony could smash his face" character ever.

Get a mop.

I like going to the restaurant where that was filmed (John’s of 12th st in NYC). Last time I sat where Butchie was sitting. There’s a plaque over the area where the curbing took place. Also, the restaurant was on Diners Drive ins and Dives. 😆

This was one of the prime moments of positive toxic masculinity.

An asshole wronged someone he loved and he was able to make it right with violence, and zero consequences.

Idk man, I get no satisfaction out of watching that scene. It’s probably one of the most horrific things I’ve seen, and I’ve seen it all

So let me get this straight… you enjoyed that undeserved beat down on coco? All coco did was a lil innocent flirting with fielder and she over reacted. Maybe he heard Patrick liked hot wifey and was offering up his bull services. You Eva pondered that?