Made in America

Damn, this was a ride.. watched this show already 4 times! I love it, it's the best ever made and i will probably watch it some day for the 5th time.. rest in peace, James!

Why do we Americans always have to have everything in a work fiction spelled out for us? Why do we always seem to need resolution? If I were I a writer, I think that I would be miserable if I spent most of time wondering what I could do to make my audience happy. Boo Hoo to us all. We didn't get the ending that made us happy and now we no longer feel whole.

I think some of you should go watch reruns of Friends. Everything was solved on the final episode. We were left content. Secure in our knowledge that life ends when a TV show does. Maybe the Sopranos ending was a little like quantum mechanics. All things happened and none of them did.

In classic unconventional storytelling, David Chase ends the series with the uncertainties of life, another prominent theme in The Sopranos. It doesn't matter whether Tony lives or dies, what matters is that we enjoy with what we have in life, to "Don't Stop Believing."

Just finished my rewatch every few years. The more I've read from the producers and watched in breakdown videos, the more enjoy the last seen even more. The story and the ending play out so well to the whole plot line that it makes me ignore some of the episodes or characters I didn't like. Wish someone would come along and make something like this again.

There are no words to describe this show.. except two TELEVISION REDEFINED..And trust me I am writing this in 2020...The best show ever..