The Sopranos

10 television series that set the standards for the decade

source: Detroit Free Press

News1130 The Sopranos" (1999-2007). Yes, it started before the millennium, but most of "The Sopranos" aired in 2000 and beyond -- including the infamous, ... Lost,' 'Idol' and Ozzy among decade's TV Top 10Washington Post Lost,' 'Idol' and Ozzy among decade's TV Top 10Seattle Times

Published Tue, Dec 8

tv's Lost and found: the best of the decade, from The Sopranos' family values ...

source: Canada.com

TV gave us the anti-hero, instead, in the guise of tough-minded but flawed men of action like Tony Soprano, Vic Mackey, Jack Shepard and Dexter Morgan. ... and more »

Published Mon, Dec 7

Top Cultural Game-Changers

source: Newser

Here are some of New York's picks: TV: The Sopranos for inventing quality cable, American Idol for changing the music industry, and of course all things ...

Published Mon, Dec 7

In a Decade, 'TV Became Art'

source: Newser

AP Photo) The Soprano family in a scene from the finale of the HBO dramatic series, "The Sopranos." From left, are actors James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano, ...

Published Mon, Dec 7

Can We Forgive the Gay Villain Stereotype If TV Shows Give Them Boyfriends? - Queerty

source: Queerty

blog) Can We Forgive the Gay Villain Stereotype If TV Shows Give Them Boyfriends? blog) But does that hold true on HBO, a network willing to break boundaries? Well, HBO is the network that killed off the only gay character on The Sopranos. ... and more »

Published Mon, Dec 7

'Lost,' 'Idol' and Ozzy among decade's TV Top 10

source: Washington Post

Anyway, most of "The Sopranos" aired in 2000 and beyond - including the infamous, maddening blackout finale, which, all by itself, guaranteed this HBO mob ... and more »

Published Mon, Dec 7

Will everybody love Ray Romano's new show?

source: SouthCoastToday.com

But while "The Sopranos" surrounded Tony with strong female characters, "Men" is notable for their absence. In the pilot episode, Joe's wife remains unseen, ... and more »

Published Sun, Dec 6

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source: Boston Globe

One is the bitter explosion by Edie Falco's Carmela on “The Sopranos'' at the end of the fourth season, when she breaks up with Tony at their vacation house ... and more »

Published Sat, Dec 5