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| Drita D'Avanzo | ... |
Herself
82 episodes, 2011-2016
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| Renee Graziano | ... |
Herself
82 episodes, 2011-2016
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Carla Facciolo | ... |
Herself
41 episodes, 2011-2013
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| Karen Gravano | ... |
Herself
41 episodes, 2011-2013
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Four women struggle with their past in their life in Staten Island, Ny. Carla Facciolo, known usually as the classy one, Ex Husband: Joey Fergganamo. Drita D'Avanzo, known usually as the tough one, Husband: Lee D'Avanzo. Karen Gravano, Father: Salvatore (Sammy "The Bull") Gravano, known usually as the defensive one. Renee Graziano, Father: Anthony Graziano, known usually as the drama queen. Throughout the seasons, we see more struggling women from Staten Island and Philadelphia, like Angela "Big Ang" Raiola, Natalie Didonato, Ramona Rizzo, and much more. Written by Robert Schantz
When each one of these individuals has directly benefited financially from crime & possibly murder. Even worse, not a single one of these individuals seem at all apologetic about that fact. Yet here you guys are eating up this low brow, intellectually vapid display of materialism & it's glorification of the so called 'Mob Lifestyle'. The fact that the Mafia is now this mainstream marketable commodity (ie: Mob Candy) is a complete disgrace & an affront to civilized society & the victims of organized crime.
I understand that there's always been a fascination with organized crime in pop culture; it's portrayal in movies & fictional TV dramas, however unlike many of those classic films & shows; which attempt dissuade individuals from embracing that life style, this piece of garbage offers absolutely nothing in terms of a moral purpose or lesson to be learned.
Seriously, if you support this show take a good hard look at yourself in the mirror & ask yourself; why am I giving these people free advertising dollars?
For shame, all of you.