Baccala is ANNOYING
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“Where to begin with Baccala…I mean, Steve Schirippa actually chides Michael for analyzing the episodes. His contribution to the show essentially brings and ends with his belief that mayonnaise plays some unspecified role in the show—DESPITE THE FACT THAT DAVID CHASE TOLD HIM IT DIDN’T. Honestly, the real Bobby Baccala makes the fake one look like a brain surgeon. The guy is a complete moron who is consumed with petty grievances with people who probably don’t know he exists (see DeNiro, Robert). Never mind that this matters zero in respect to a deep dive on the Sopranos. Who cares if Steve hates Pat Cooper? NO ONE. The guests
on this show are typically good and Michael Imperioli is an intelligent, well thought-out guy. Why he chose to partner with this boorish ignoramus is beyond me. Almost any other co-star (a term I use generously in reference to Baccala) would have been better. What an absolute clown.”
BobPine via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/13/21
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“This is a wish I never knew I had. Thank you fellas.”
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United States of America ·
04/07/20
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“Great concept, I was really looking forward to it but if Bobby keeps interrupting and talking over Chris I’m gonna have to walk away. Chill Bobby and wait your turn to speak ffs”
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Great Britain ·
04/08/20
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“Honestly amazing idea for a podcast”
wilkie1984 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/02/20
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