Goodfellas Minute

This Italian Sunday dinner is really stressing Josh out. Featuring special guest Hank Nasserbakht.

Jerry Vale is still singing. Meanwhile, there’s a lot of talk about streets in Queens. Featuring special guest Hank Nasserbakht.

Like you wouldn’t be transfixed by Jerry Vale too. He’s got a voice like an angel! Featuring special guest Hank Nasserbakht.

Infidelity, racism, and collared shirts. It’s just another Saturday night at the Copa. Featuring special guest Hank Nasserbakht.

Billy Batts won’t go quietly… but Ron totally would. Featuring special guest Hank Nasserbakht.

Shut up, you're always talking

Lots of questions today: When are you going to settle down? Why are you so quiet? Why is he pouring the ketchup like that?

Sure, it may be 3 AM, but it's always a good time to visit your nice Italian mother

The deed has been done, but Tommy really didn't want to get blood on Henry's floor, for what it's worth.

The conflict is resolved with drinks on the house, but Tommy couldn't leave well enough alone.

Surely this dispute will be resolved in a reasonable and amicable manner. Featuring special guest Chris Radtke from geek.com.

You know, maybe Billy Batts gets a bad rap. He was just being nice to a kid from the neighborhood! Featuring special guest Chris Radtke from geek.com.

Act One ends on an up (or is it down?) note! Featuring special guest Chris Radtke from geek.com.

Henry might want to rethink his preferred method of stuffing important things down his pants. Featuring special guest Chris Radtke from geek.com.

That’s a lot of food and booze for a kid’s birthday party. Plus, more talk about Long Island retail than you're really prepared for. Featuring special guest Chris Radtke from geek.com.

An action packed minute filled with a heist, a jaunty house, split level houses, pallets of fresh seafood and more talk about parkways

What we all underestimated about Henry Hill is his power of being organized

The hostess party and all the women are a little overwhelming for poor Karen

There are some questionable definitions of "glamour" on Long Island. Plus, poor Jeannie.

Normal people don't behave like this.