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It's a show where you really see the birth of the anti-hero. All the mobsters are great. I think the show really hits its stride at the end of season 2 and onward. Couldn't recommend it more.
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Yes, it's great. Top-notch acting, compelling storylines, a...
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The Sopranos is the best tv show of all time and here’s why,...
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Yes, it's great. Top-notch acting, compelling storylines, a great character building series, and a pretty fantastical word to the Jersey mafia culture. But "Greatest show of all" is very subjective. So judge for yourself... give it a go and be patient with it. It will grow on you.
The Sopranos is the best tv show of all time and here’s why, This show literally had it all. It had drama, crime and suspense. It had romance, the love of family and heartbreak. It showed loyalty and betrayal. It had genius comedic moments, both obvious and understated.
The Sopranos was just on my list of shows I had to yet watch. Those are all excellent shows, but I think we all attach to certain shows due to personal bias of course and experiences from our own lives?
- "Bust Out"
- "Whitecaps"
- "College"
- "The Test Dream"
- "Employee of The Month"
- "Soprano Home Movies"
- "Pine Barrens"
- "Kennedy and Heidi"
- "Whoever Did This"
- "Long Term Parking"
After Tony's friend Davey fails to pay off a gambling debt, the New Jersey mob boss assumes control of his business — Ramsey Sports & Outdoors — and runs it to the ground. Tony also becomes concerned after a witness links him to Matt's murder. ShutUpDonny_007says, "it’s one of the only episodes where we see Tony scared," adding, "Davey's Story was ...
Preemo47 recalls that "the argument between Tony and Carmella was so intense and passionate. You could feel the rage and built-up frustration they both had." In the episode, Irina, one of Tony Soprano's better mistresses, calls Carmela to reveal his affairs. This bombshell results in Tony and Carmela having a nasty altercation before separating. "W...
While heading to Maine with Meadow to check out prospective colleges, Tony spots Fabian "Febby" Petrulio, one of the key FBI informants in The Sopranos, and goes after him. Dumbsopranosfan feels that "'College" perfectly outlines the The Sopranos'basic premise: "the line between humanity and inhumanity." No other episode showcases Tony's duality be...
Redditor rocketsauce2112thinks this episode is "an exceptionally dark experience." Tony falls asleep after calling an escort and then goes on to have a strange dream where some of the dead people (and animals) in his life appear. Tony Soprano's dream sequencesare littered all over the show, but "The Test Dream" has some of the most fascinating. Wat...
In "Employee of the Month," Dr. Melfi is attacked and sexually assaulted by an unknown man in the parking lot. She later sees an "Employee of The Month" picture of the same man at a sub shop but refuses to tell Tony. LowRentMegazordlabels the episode "the high water mark for the series." RELATED: 10 Great Sopranos Spinoff Ideas, According To Reddit...
Carmela and Tony visit Bobby and Janice at their new home in upstate New York. There, Bobby beats Tony up because of the insensitive comments he makes about Janice. Redditor gladitsknightpraises the episode, saying "it has everything you could want; hilarity, tension, drama, brilliant acting." Tony rarely loses but in "Soprano Home Movies," Bobby b...
Paulie and Christopher are tasked with collecting a debt from the Russian mobster Valery but it all goes terribly wrong, resulting in a manhunt in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. This Reddit usercalls it "a near-perfect episode; suspenseful, exciting, funny." "Pine Barrens" is regarded as one of the best episodes because of its humor. It not only has ...
While driving Tony back from a meeting with Lupertazzi crime family boss, Phil Leotardo, an intoxicated Christopher crashes the car. In the heat of the moment, an angry Tony kills him instead of saving him. Redditor somertonis full of praises for the episode, writing, "It's such a fascinatingly structured episode, beginning with a scene that's posi...
AtleastIthinkIseedescribes the episode as "a real work of art." Tony's favorite horse Pie-Oh-My is killed when a fire breaks out at the stables. He ends up killing Ralph after suspecting him of the crime. RELATED: 10 Characters Who Appear The Most In The Sopranos This was the boiling point for Tony and Ralph's already strained relationship, as Pie-...
In "Long Term Parking," Adriana confesses to Christopher that she is an FBI agent. Christopher tells Tony, who orders that she be killed. MarcusDAspecifically labels the final minutes as "some of the best TV ever." Adriana's death is heartbreaking because she doesn't deserve it. Despite being been arm-twisted into becoming an FBI informant, she ref...
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Jun 23, 2024 · The six-season run of The Sopranos defined the concept of prestige television and represented a paradigm shift for the medium. Every season of HBO's mob drama was remarkable in its own way, and there are good arguments for almost any of them to be considered the best.
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Jun 4, 2021 · The Sopranos is full of endlessly quotable lines, but what lines do its fans actually use in real life, according to Reddit?
