Marone! The Sopranos is 20 and Hasn't Aged a Day
The Sopranos premiered on HBO 20 years ago today. The mob drama created the very idea of prestige TV and spawned a wave of series about anti-heroes. Books have been written about the show, which, I'm happy to say, still holds up today. If you've never seen it, go ahead and start right now. If you've already watched the series, know that it has repeat value-you can dive in at any point and enjoy the characters and dialogue.
To mark the anniversary, we've excerpted a conversation between the journalist Matt Zoller Seitz and Sopranos creator David Chase in the new book, The Sopranos Sessions. We also drew our focus on three characters we love: Bobby Bacala, Christopher Moltisanti, and the food. I hope you enjoy. - Michael Sebastian
The Sopranos Was Violent Because These Gangsters Were Not Heroes. They Were Monsters.
David Chase discusses the show's most controversial scenes in this excerpt from The Sopranos Sessions.
'All Over the World I’m Bobby Bacala. And I’m Okay With That.'
Steve Schirripa reflects on his iconic Sopranos character, the show's legacy, and that dildo.
Bobby Bacala's Eggplant Parm Will Help You Forget All About Karen's Baked Ziti
Courtesy of the actor who played him, Steve Schirripa.
What the Hell is 'Gabagool,' and Why Does Tony Soprano Talk About It All the Time?
Our resident Italian-American explains the mystery behind the meat.
The Sopranos' Christopher Moltisanti Was a Sleazy Style God Ahead of His Time
Are Justin Bieber and Pete Davidson taking their cues from him?
15 Actors You Didn't Know Were on The Sopranos
Even major pop stars had to start somewhere.
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