Does Feech La Mama say ""Ssa benidica"

[Richard Pusateri]

I thought I heard Robert Loggia (as Feech La Mama) say ""Ssa benidiga." My Sicilian grandmother said that almost daily. It sounded like "Zom beni-diga" to me and I thought she said it as an exclamation like "Son of a gun" or "Can you believe that?"
Does anyone remember what episode he says that and what does it mean to you?

[r***@gmail.com]

Post by Richard Pusateri
I thought I heard Robert Loggia (as Feech La Mama) say ""Ssa benidiga." My Sicilian grandmother said that almost daily. It sounded like "Zom beni-diga" to me and I thought she said it as an exclamation like "Son of a gun" or "Can you believe that?"
Does anyone remember what episode he says that and what does it mean to you?

IT's called re-watching it yourself. whys everyone have to do other people's work.

[Richard Pusateri]

Post by r***@gmail.com

Post by Richard Pusateri
I thought I heard Robert Loggia (as Feech La Mama) say ""Ssa benidiga." My Sicilian grandmother said that almost daily. It sounded like "Zom beni-diga" to me and I thought she said it as an exclamation like "Son of a gun" or "Can you believe that?"
Does anyone remember what episode he says that and what does it mean to you?

IT's called re-watching it yourself. whys everyone have to do other people's work.

Re-watching I eventually found it; Loggia says "Ssa benediga" in the old fashioned Sicilian context of asking for a blessing before leaving.