sopranos

Did you ever see the Sopranos episode where they tried to shake down a Starbucks?

Yeah and the popularity of the Sopranos showed tacit approval of the American mobsters.

Then again, we are talking about the state where Governor makes Sopranos script look like a child play...

I just look for any excuse to post something from the Sopranos that might be even slightly relevant.

Big fan of the Sopranos and the Wire, but I can get those elsewhere since they're old.

HBO is already going strong from a 15-year streak of unprecedented critical success, having birthed genuine cultural touchstones such as The Sopranos and The Wire.

I haven't watched anything since The Sopranos finished.

I always assumed that was Sopranos fiction.

The only difference then was that the Sopranos was only in it's first season so it was not yet considered cool to do a photo shoot in which you posed as an organized crime figure.

I align way more with the author; I'd much rather go home, cook a nice dinner with my girlfriend, and watch The Sopranos than spend another 4 hours staring at some Python script.

Although interestingly, as I post this, Bing returns the one (correct) result while Google attempts to redirect me to a Sopranos Wikipedia page and clutters the main results with a few irrelevant links.

Watching "The Sopranos" doesn't mean that you know all about the mob.

I never "got" The Wire or The Sopranos, either.

Have you watched "Lost" or "The Wire" or "The Sopranos"?

Yes "Lost", a little "The Wire", yes "The Sopranos".

To paraphrase Father Phil from The Sopranos, now you can never say that nobody told you.

The cable channels now have to live on a treadmill of serialized movies cast in the Deadwood/Sopranos style or it will also wash away.

The Wire, The Sopranos, and Black Mirror all have gotten me thinking, trying to see from another perspective much more easily than any book ever has.