The Sopranos

The ending was truly reminesent of The Sopranos. (not as good tho) Even though somewhat unsatisfying it leaves you to finish the story. Just as we can imagine Tony S. continuing to dodge metaphorical and real bullets we can do the same ...

HBO execs are saying their freshman vampire series True Blood, also based on a series of novels, is developing an audience faster than The Sopranos, aka one of the most financially successful cable series in the history of TV. ...

 CA - Nov 17, 2008 Alias, The Wire, The West Wing, The Sopranos, and Six Feet Under have all bowed out within the past four years, and the list could go on. ...

By Jonathan Toomey However, the two shows were extremely similar in that they both had an endless list of minor and supporting characters. Prior to production on season seven beginning, Ryan said he re-watched the first six seasons to try and determine which minor characters he wanted to revisit. We already...

By Bob Sassone The Rockford Files should be higher.Gilligan's Island should be lower.What's Happening! shouldn't be on there at all.The list isn't complete because it doesn't include the themes from Mannix, Stingray, Friends, It Takes A Thief, The West Wing, or The Dick Van Dyke Show.

By Bob Sassone Wow, this is quite a week for TV fans of all types. You can get the complete series sets for The Sopranos and I Dream of Jeannie, and anniversary sets for such TV classics as The Cosby Show and The Long Ranger. I even see a season 2 set for Mister Peepers! I didn't even know there was a season 1 set alr...

HBO just needs to sell it as The Sopranos meets The Tudors meets Lord of the Rings. I know, I know, that's really simplifying the depth of the story and plot, but a tagline HAS to be simple and direct. Get them in and then let the ...

By Brigitte Dale Today on TV Squad Daily: Mark Cuban said goodbye to Dancing with the Stars last night, with some words of wisdom that don't really make sense. If you thought you had the ending to The Sopranos all figured out, you were wrong.