The Sopranos smartly runs an emotional gamut, offering detailed character work and riveting suspense while displaying a flair for both comedy and drama. Read critic reviews
The Sopranos (1999)
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Episodes
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1. The Sopranos
Air date: Jan 10, 1999
New Jersey mafioso Tony Soprano seeks psychiatric help from a doctor after experiencing anxiety attacks, giving her details about his relatives and their problems.
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2. 46 Long
Air date: Jan 17, 1999
Tony and Uncle Junior are about to get involved in a family power struggle; Tony's mother agrees to live in a retirement community.
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3. Denial, Anger, Acceptance
Air date: Jan 24, 1999
Tony visits Jackie in the hospital; Junior fears Tony has designs on the family; Brendan is whacked by Mikey.
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4. Meadowlands
Air date: Jan 31, 1999
Christopher discovers Brendan; Meadow tells her brother the truth about their father; Jackie dies, leaving Tony with a tough decision.
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5. College
Air date: Feb 7, 1999
Tony meets up with an old friend while taking his daughter on a college tour; Father Phil visits Carmela.
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6. Pax Soprana
Air date: Feb 14, 1999
Tony suggests that Uncle Junior be made the new boss; Tony's therapy causes problems with his sex life; the family gathers to celebrate Uncle Junior's new position.
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7. Down Neck
Air date: Feb 21, 1999
Anthony Jr. may have an attention deficit disorder; Tony thinks back to his childhood and the early realization that his father was in the mob.
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8. The Legend of Tennessee Moltisanti
Air date: Feb 28, 1999
Christopher loses his cool in a pastry shop; Dr. Melfi and her family discuss the portrayal of gangsters as Italians; the FBI pays the Sopranos a visit.
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9. Boca
Air date: Mar 7, 1999
Meadow's soccer coach is leaving for a college job; Tony reveals Uncle Junior's sexual secret, while Uncle Junior tells everyone about Tony's visits to a psychiatrist.
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10. A Hit Is a Hit
Air date: Mar 14, 1999
Christopher and Adriana attempt to do business with a famous gangsta rapper; Tony's neighbor Cusamano invites him to his country club to play golf.
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Critic Reviews for The Sopranos: Season 1
Audience Reviews for The Sopranos: Season 1
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Awsome first series Tony's brilliant
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Don't get me wrong, all the seasons are splashed with humor, but I had forgotten how funny and watchable this one was. Usually it takes a show a season to get its legs, this one takes off right away.
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Greatest Television show made so far. Everything to like about this. The storyline, the writing, the acting, the plot twists, Sopranos was ahead of its time. The open theme song has become a cult classic.
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Amazing writing and acting. This show is one of my favorites of all time.
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This is a epic tv series to start HBO as a branding for excellent tv series
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Best TV series I´ve watched. Great show.
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One of the greatest pieces of television in history. 10/10.
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The best show ever made!
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The greatest series ever made. An insight into a world most of us will never experience. The acting is phenomenal an the ending is perfect and for me this production is exactly what James Gandolfini represents, superb.
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I think Christopher is a great character and I enjoy episodes showing him off more, however this show relies too much on interpersonal and familial drama (I know, the 'Sopranos' of all shows does that) and too little of characters trying to impact the world around them. I think s2/e5 is a masterpiece, I really like Furio as well :D Combined with the pacing, it makes for a show that too slow, stressful, non-fun and ultimately worst of all- boring. I will give it a 4 for it's strengths that it does achieve well, they have good music choices.
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