Knight in White Satin Armor - S2-E12
Corrected entry: Janice shoots Ritchie twice yet no-one hears the shots. Houses are close together in the neighborhood.
Amy Emerick Tice
13th Oct 2021
The Sopranos (1999)
Correction: I wanna know who doesn't care when they hear gun shots in a neighborhood? Especially one with houses close to each other.
17th Dec 2007
The Sopranos (1999)
Knight in White Satin Armor - S2-E12
Continuity mistake: When Janice is trying on her wedding gown with Carmela, her tattoo is gone. However, in all the other shots, her tattoo is above her cleavage line, between her boobs. It's nowhere to be seen in the wedding dress shots.
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Suggested correction: Actually, her tattoo is visible. The style of the wedding dress she had on was obviously chosen for the way that it NEARLY covered up the tattoo. It is easily seen if your eyes are not glued to her cleavage near the 19 minute mark.
Sorry. There is no way her tattoo is covered up. I looked at the prior engagement party scene and jumped to the wedding dress, this is an error. There is no covering it up.
The tattoo is there and it is definitely covered up. Look at her right boob, not left, since we are seeing a reflection of her in the mirror, and you'll find that tattoo all right.
Suggested correction: Actually there is more than one shot where you can't see the tattoo at all. It depends on the angle. In most shots the top of the tattoo is always visible and in others it's not at all.
2nd May 2006
The Sopranos (1999)
Corrected entry: Towards the end of the episode, when everybody is gathered at the Sopranos house, Tony opens a door which has a mirror on it. Watch closely as he is opening it, you can see Pussy in the reflection even though he was killed in Season 2.
Correction: This is not a mistake, but a plot point. Tony feels some remorse about having to kill Pussy, so he sees him in the mirror. He is not really there.
Correction: Exactly. He feels bad for killing him. He says you were like a brother to me. To all of us, before he shot him.
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Correction: It's not a plot hole. It's possible people heard but didn't react. It's also possible they didn't really acknowledge to themselves or care that they might have heard gunshots. It's also possible that no-one heard. We don't see that anyone else was actually home in neighbouring houses.