<p>The Sopranos are back with Season 3. Bill Russum and Mike Peters are discussing Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood, an FBI-centric episode. Tony gets some company in his basement, but he doesn't know about it. Or does he? He doesn't. There. You don't need to watch it. Bill certainly wished he didn't. </p>

The Sopranos are back with Season 3. Bill Russum and Mike Peters are discussing Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood, an FBI-centric episode. Tony gets some company in his basement, but he doesn't know about it. Or does he? He doesn't. There. You don't need to watch it. Bill certainly wished he didn't.

<p>The Sopranos are back with Season 3. Bill Russum and Mike Peters are discussing Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood, an FBI-centric episode. Tony gets some company in his basement, but he doesn't know about it. Or does he? He doesn't. There. You don't need to watch it. Bill certainly wished he didn't.&nbsp;</p>

Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood

The Sopranos came out in 1999, but no one told Bill Russum and Mike Peters. These two idiots decided to watch every episode 22 years after the monumental series debuted on HBO and record the aftermath. Follow along to find out what else Bill and Mike discover 22 years too late.

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