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To: Bon of Babble

I binge watched the Sopranos a few months ago—there are a lot of subtleties that are hard to get the first time around...

brilliant show with a stunning truly original ending still hotly debated on the web to this day.

Those who saw the last episode when it first aired had an epic experience.

I can continue that discussion in private (to avoid spoilers) if any are interested.


17 posted on 02/23/2024 6:47:12 AM PST by cgbg ("Our democracy" = Their Kleptocracy)
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To: cgbg

The show was so dense, with so many characters and so many intricate plot points that spilled over into various season - it was hard to keep it all straight watching it either week to week - or season to season, some of which had 18 months between seasons. (Ditto for Game of Thrones).

Much better the second time b/c we watch it in either a two or three hour block - plot flows SO much better and it’s far easier to follow. I picked up on a lot of things that I missed the first round. It just got better and better - Season 6 is my absolute favorite - and the ending was just...weird.

Saw an interview with one of the writers and he said if they’d gone another season, the character “Syl” who owned the Bada-Bing would have died in the hospital - last the series left off, he was not expected to survive. Great character and I’d love another season - thought the prequel was a huge disappointment...


50 posted on 02/23/2024 7:31:26 AM PST by Bon of Babble (You Say You Want a Revolution?)
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To: cgbg

Where are you watching sopranos. I bought the Morse lewis endeavour series. Thinking of buying sopranos.


137 posted on 02/23/2024 2:54:56 PM PST by Chickensoup
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