The Sopranos is probably the greatest
TV series ever. Each
actor in the
show plays a complete
human being. Filled with layers of psychological depth complex
relationships, which are combined in a way which mimics
life in such a way that anyone anywhere can see a bit of themselves in middle aged
mobster, Tony's "other" family and in every other
character on the
show. Because
the Sopranos takes the time to capture the little
things which make us uniquely human. Every
character has flaws and is filled with
contradictions, each
character lives with their
contradictions and ignores those of others. David Chase once said the joke of
the Soprano's was "that America has become so selfish that even a
mobster they guy who invented the idea of me first needs
therapy." I think that is defiantly a central theme of
the Sopranos especially this first
season. In latter
seasons the
characters will develop further in the eyes of the viewer as they face life and all of its trials and
tribulations. All deal with it differently some to great success others to their ruin; but in the end this system of theirs
sustains itself a general balance remains. The
show comments on the
questions the modern American is often forced to consider. I do not think history will forget
the Sopranos the
show which redefined what many expect when they sit down to watch
TV. In all likelihood you will be totally captivated. Each
epidode builds on
episode various tentions are layed down and are pulled as the
season builds to its final climax. The final
episode of this
season stands in my opinion as one of the best
episodes of
the Sopranos.
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