28 Facts About Bobby Baccalieri

Bobby Baccalieri's father appeared in "Another Toothpick" played by Burt Young.

In "Soprano Home Movies," when discussing Bobby Baccalieri after the fight, Tony Soprano thought he was 42 or 43, making him born in 1964 or 1965.

At some point, Bobby Baccalieri became a made man, although without making his bones.

Bobby was married to Karen Baccalieri and lived in Verona, New Jersey until her death in a car crash.

Bobby Baccalieri was quite different from the other men in the Soprano crime family.

Bobby Baccalieri was obese, which brought him much ridicule, but he was very loyal and even Tony apologized to him after making cracks about his weight.

In turn, Bobby Baccalieri was always respectful, and sometimes affectionate, towards Tony, telling him, "I always liked you", in the aftermath of a feud that saw Tony order the deaths of several members of Junior Soprano's crew that Bobby Baccalieri was in.

Bobby Baccalieri bore no lasting grudges against Paulie Gualtieri or Christopher Moltisanti, who carried out these hits, and appeared briefly looking delighted on the day Christopher was inducted.

Bobby Baccalieri operated Junior Soprano's loan shark business in his stead and acted as Junior's assistant while Junior was under house arrest on federal racketeering charges.

Bobby Baccalieri was made capo when Junior had Murf Lupo step down in "For All Debts Public and Private".

Bobby Baccalieri was very loyal to his wife, Karen, and was the only made man in the Soprano crew without a comare.

Bobby Baccalieri lost his wife in a car accident and took it especially hard, refusing to eat a tray of ziti she put in the freezer prior to her death.

Bobby Baccalieri remained unaware of his wife's machinations at the start of their relationship.

Since 2001, when he assisted Tony in rescuing Christopher Moltisanti and Paulie Gualtieri from the Pine Barrens, Bobby Baccalieri grew closer to Tony.

Bobby Baccalieri rose to the occasion by supplementing his income with the $7,000 he received for using his skills as a marksman to non-fatally shoot a rapper he met at the hospital in the buttocks, while Tony was in the ICU, in order to raise the rapper's profile.

Bobby Baccalieri later accompanied him when he paid a visit to the ride's owner.

Bobby Baccalieri stormed into his motel room, beat him up, and tried to extort money from him but learned that Paulie Gualtieri had been responsible for withholding the funds needed to repair the ride.

Bobby Baccalieri tracked Paulie down at the festival and angrily confronted him.

At Christopher's belated bachelor party, Bobby Baccalieri left soon after Paulie arrived.

Bobby Baccalieri's injury prompted Tony to reassess his relationship with his sister and brother-in-law.

Unexpectedly, a usually meek and passive Bobby Baccalieri launched his fist into Tony's face, knocking him to the floor.

Bobby Baccalieri won the fight, battering the inebriated Tony quite severely but injuring his boss's pride.

Tony mentioned earlier that Bobby Baccalieri had never "popped his cherry" with wetwork though Bobby Baccalieri was quite remorseful after committing the hit.

Bobby Baccalieri's attitude was affected by Tony's plan to promote him to Acting Boss.

Unlike Chris Moltisanti, Bobby Baccalieri neither took Tony's trust for granted nor his new position lightly.

Conscious of his rise from soldier to captain and then underboss, Bobby Baccalieri worked hard to keep Tony's trust and respect, rather than simply coasting on his goodwill as Moltisanti had.

Bobby Baccalieri's rise and industriousness did not go unnoticed by the other families.

Bobby Baccalieri left his cell phone behind as he entered a hobby shop, preventing him from receiving the warning call.