sipowicz
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If you have Netflix, check this out. It's Stevie Van Zandt as a mobster in the witness protection program in Norway. Well done!
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I never knew he was an actor. Knew he was a musician and I have seen him play before but I thought he did a great job in The Sopranos. I thought the pompadour hair-do those guys wore was cool. He always had that purple bandana on his head when he was playin' with the band.
ChattanoogaPhil
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I've enjoyed the show until this latest season release. Did they change writers or what?
S&WIowegan
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Little Stevie is bald as a billiard ball.
I've watched every episode available on Net Flix--love the show!
Now I want a vacaton in Lillehammer...what a gorgeous city.
Now I want a vacaton in Lillehammer...what a gorgeous city.
Say WHAT!?!? Must have been a good hair piece he wore in The Sopranos, I never spotted it.rog8732
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You must have hair walkin' J;..... us who do not, spotted that "birds-nest" the minute it hit the screen.
Plays guitar with E Street band doesn't he ?
Plays guitar with E Street band doesn't he ?
GreyRider
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He was in a car accident when he was young. Damaged his scalp. Wore bandannas ever since.
R. G. Amos
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I'v been there. Do not go in the winter.
im waiting for next season to come out i wait till they can mail me the shows . i like it sure is different
MOONDAWG
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Mama Mia...Why would a nice Southern Italian boy with a Calabrian name like "Lento" wanna change his name to Van Zandt?
JcMack
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I watched the first season and the new approach was good. Anything after that season they were really reaching for ideas and situations. That happens with most sit-coms. If you think of the TV sit coms that made it like Friends, Sienfeld, Frazier, Big Bang Theory, and Modern Family they all revolve around 4-5 main characters and very often don't leave the main set during episodes.
