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Season 6 of The Sopranos is finally here..excited to hear your thoughts on this season and the entirety of The Sopranos. Lots of episodes in this one thankfully. Stay tuned for more dropping later these weeks!

Double uploads coming back after EP 16

EP 16: https://youtu.be/mZLiKhfxw_M

EP 16 Uncut: https://vimeo.com/1202667211/dc4bcfc193?fl=ip&fe=ec

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Sacha Probst

This episode is a bit unique and isolated yet awesome imo, feels like Tony is losing is grip on how to compensate for his emptiness and knows no other way then to indulge in the unhealthy highs that caused it in the first place, causing him to spiral. Just conveys such a deeply melancholy and dreadful atmosphere to the show compared to the first season.

George Ray

Hey man, I wanna recommend you putting The Shield on the poll. One of the few shows that really can stand tall next to The Sopranos. It's a really fucked up portrayal of the realities of police corruption and isn't the most popular to come out of the golden age of television era but I feel it's important to experience just once so yeah hope you'll consider putting it on the poll!

Brandon

Phil really might be one of the worst people in this story, and that's saying a lot. He can't let go of his brother Billy's death and there he is showing no sympathy to Vito Jr., when he's the direct cause of that family's suffering. When he found out about Vito's homosexuality, he acted so offended on Vito's wife's behalf because she's his cousin. Now, he can't be bothered with any of their problems. It was always about him and his own feelings. Just like Tony. Those "boot camps" for troubled kids are historically filled with abuse. They do nothing to address the actual mental health issues with kids who act out. The only thing they succeed in doing is hardening the kids' hearts and make them bury their mental health problems deep down. Also, the way Tony pretty much ended his longtime friendship with Hesh over money was just wild to see.

Anthony Khayat

When Blanca first meets AJ, she sees him as this shy son of the big boss, almost a princely figure who needs the right person (her) to draw out his potential. But the more she sees of his home life, the more she realizes he's like the spoiled kind of prince who has no idea how the real world works. He's also a decade younger than her if I remember right, which probably makes it harder to see him as an adult. The sad part is, even though AJ wasn't great for Blanca, she was pretty great for him. He actually took joy in taking care of her kid, a massive responsibility. It's a side we've never seen from AJ before.