20 years since the debut of The Sopranos

That makes sense. I haven't watched all of it in a long time and I only caught that episode from the beating through the end.

 

I still remember the Sopranos ending like it was yesterday.

Unbelievably awesome.

 

He and BYH's wife are the only ones to get it right.

 

Meadow still hasn't learned how to parallel park.

 

RIP Pie-O-My

Related: RIP Ralph.

 

Last night's final Jeopardy question in the category of TV Dramas: "So that viewers wouldn’t think it was about opera, the “R” in this show’s logo was turned into a gun."

One person said Mozart in the Park or some shit. Another guy had no answer. The returning champion answered correctly.

 

For me, his best adversaries were Richie and Johnny Sack. David Proval was so good as Richie -- I'll never understand why he hardly had a career since Mean Streets.

 

And I've said this before, but as great as the intervention scene is, the line that Tony is going to die of a heart attack when he's 50 is such a downer

 

The Eurythmics' "Saved the World Today" played right as the credits rolled. I had never heard that song before, but loved it ever since.

 

This works on a few levels, but mostly on the lower one.

 

‘The Sopranos’ 20th Anniversary: Here’s Your Complete Guide to Rewatching It

 

And then Chris whacked him.
Not to thread-jack with another mob movie but when Billy Crystal's character is about to get clipped by Robert de Niro and the guy playing Jelly gave him the "it's not personal it's business," I loved the comeback from the shrink: "It doesn't get more personal than this."