The Sopranos

NEWARK, N.J. -- Fade to black? Not a chance for fans of "The Sopranos." Almost two weeks after the series finale, the addiction to the show seems stronger than ever, with legions of fans making a journey to Jersey to see real-life remnants of the hit TV mob drama.

NEW YORK -- An estimated 11.9 million people watched Sunday's finale of HBO's "The Sopranos" - and every one of them seemed to have an opinion about the series' open-ended conclusion.

Were you just a teensy bit disappointed with the way "The Sopranos" ended Sunday night? Well, here's your chance to rectify the situation. Give us your take on the fate of Tony Soprano and his "loved ones" and we might publish it in the P-I and online at seattlepi.com. Keep it under 100 words, pl...

NEW YORK -- Tony Soprano carries on. The much-awaited conclusion of HBO's "The Sopranos" arrived Sunday night in a frenzy of audience speculation. Would New Jersey mob boss Soprano live or be killed? Would his family die before his eyes? Would he go to jail? Be forced to enter witness protec...

NEW YORK -- The eruption heard across the country Sunday night at 10:03 p.m. EDT: Collective exclamations of "What?" "Are you kidding me?" and " $&!?"

By tvgal@seattlepi.com (Melanie McFarland) Wouldn't you know it, Tony Soprano met his maker while sharing onion rings with his wife and kids at a New Jersey diner. You could also say Tony Soprano's last meal as a free man was the onion rings he shared with Carmela, his daughter Meadow and his son A.J. Meadow still can't park.

NEW YORK -- The next-to-last episode of "The Sopranos" found one member of Tony's crew meeting a bloody end, another in critical condition and even Tony getting terminated by his therapist.

NEW YORK -- The body count for "The Sopranos" had a major bump Sunday as this HBO mob drama races toward its own termination. (Spoiler alert: If you plan to watch the episode later and don't want to learn the newest casualty, stop reading now.)