Who else is due for a rewatch? Let's go! 🍿

This just proves how subjective "likeability" is. One person's villain is another's anti-hero. Let the debates begin!

The Sopranos Ending: One MINDBLOWING Hidden Detail You Missed!

This topic truly resonates with me. The line between "likeable" and "unlikeable" blurs when you consider the characters' upbringings and the environment that shaped them. It's a testament to the show's brilliance that it forces us to confront our own judgments and question our own moral compass. I'm reminded of a quote by Dostoevsky, "The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons." The Sopranos, in a way, serves as a microcosm of society, exposing the darkness that lies beneath the surface

One thing that always struck me about The Sopranos was its portrayal of family. It was so complex and messy, just like in real life. It brought back memories of my own dysfunctional family, particularly my aunt who, just like Janice, always had some scheme cooking. We never knew what to expect from her, and while she frustrated us to no end, we couldn't help but love her in our own twisted way.

This Scene Is Explosive! 🔥 This Is the Moment Tony Soprano Becomes a Monster!