'Families of The Mafia': Joe, Karina, Dennie almost get arrested and fans are furious: 'Fake a** gangsters'

'Are we really supposed to feel compassion for these people?' a fan posted
Karina Gravano, Joe O'Toole, Dennie Augustine (MTV)
Karina Gravano, Joe O'Toole, Dennie Augustine (MTV)

MTV returned with a new episode of 'Families of The Mafia' and it was explosive, to say the least. The kids of the Gravano, O'Toole, and Augustine families got themselves in a lot of trouble and fans cannot stop talking about how annoying they have made the show. 

The kids — Karina Gravano, Joe O'Toole, Taylor O'Toole, Dennie Augustine — and a few others were at a bar when Joe got into a verbal altercation with one of the customers. Even though Taylor tried to break the fight up, Joe wasn't the one to listen. He continued with the brash behavior that ultimately led to him being thrown out of the bar. 

However, he was persistent. He entered the bar another time using the back door. And this time, the owner called the cops on him and the rest of the kids who fired up a good ruckus. One of the producers suggested that he left the scene because they all had records and it wasn't the best time to have a  run-in with the law.

And while Joe went bonkers on almost every one crossing his path that night, Dennie said: "life isn't rainbows or butterflies but it's nice to pretend for 5 minutes," while sipping on her drink. While that statement was a much-needed comic relief, the rest of the kids could have made an effort to calm Joe down instead of being mute spectators while everything went south.

Meanwhile, fans thought 'Families of The Mafia' should be canceled because of how "pathetic" and "fake ass" the kids are being on it. 

"This show is a corny, but like a car crash that you can’t stop watching, MTV cancel them again  #FamiliesOfTheMafia," a fan shared, while another tweeted: "The kids make it annoying. At least on. #MobWives, the women were interesting."

"I’m watching for the drama. This show and the cast are trash. Are we really supposed to feel compassion for these people? None of them is likable. #FamiliesOfTheMafia," a viewer expressed.  "#FamiliesOfTheMafia This show is corny but we're in quarantine and there's nothing else to watch," while a fan commented: "The show won't last."

"Might be the worst show I’ve ever watch #FamiliesoftheMafia Kids tryna be fake ass gangsters," a fan pointed out. "These people are some obnoxious spoiled little pathetic brats #familiesofthemafia," another posted.

Catch all the new episodes of 'Families of The Mafia' on MTV every Thursday.

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