One more week to wait before the final nine episodes begin. Let's hope they get back to the same excellent storylines, writing and intensity as seasons 1 & 2. Hell, I'll settle for it being as good as season 5.
Let's get it on!!!
Episode #1 (4/8/07) -- "Soprano Home Movies"
As the sixth and final season resumes, Tony has a brush with the law before a rowdy 47th birthday celebration with Carmela, Bobby and Janice at a rural retreat in the Adirondacks.
Episode #2 (4/15/07) -- "
Stage Five"
The premiere of “Cleaver” gets Tony thinking about his relationship with Christopher; Johnny Sack absorbs more bad news in prison; Phil analyzes his family history; Silvio's dinner with Gerry is rudely interrupted.
Episode #3 (4/22/07) -- "
Remember When"
With the heat turned up in Jersey, Tony and Paulie head south to cool off. Meanwhile, Junior rekindles some of his old fire in a poker game.
Episode #4 (4/29/07) -- "Chasing It"
Tony hits an unlucky stretch; AJ makes a life-changing decision; Vito's widow Marie turns to Tony for help with her troubled son.
Episode #5 (5/6/07) -- "Walk Like a Man"
Description not yet available.
Episode #6 (5/13/07) -- "Kennedy and Heidi"
Description not yet available.
Episode #7 (5/20/07) -- "The Second Coming"
Description not yet available.
Episode #8 (6/03/07) -- "The Blue Comet"
Description not yet available.
(Note: The two week gap between episodes 7 & 8 is to observe Memorial Day)
Episode #9 (6/10/07) -- "SERIES FINALE!"
The Final Episode of
The Sopranos Final Season. Written and directed by David Chase.
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Trailer for the final season (following a brief advertisement)
Two minute video detailing the main characters who died on the show
Wikipedia's list of deaths on The Sopranos
Top 10 moments on The Sopranos -- (Article)
UNCONFIRMED SPOILERS! -- View at your own risk. Please don't copy them here.
Lastly, the most interesting prediction I've read (
not a spoiler -- just a prediction) was from an author who did a story this month on The Sopranos for Cigar Aficionado magazine. He thinks that David Chase will definitely not leave a "So what happens to Tony in the future?" loose end. He predicts that Tony will piss off Carmella one last time, prompting Carm to shoot and kill him. Carm then takes whatever of T's money she can get her hands on, and flies to Naples to live happily ever after with Furio.
Hey, it makes as much sense as any other possible conclusion I've heard...
When you sit down and think about it, they spent half a ####### season showing us Furio's pathetic high-school-puppy-dog crush on Carmella. Maybe Chase had a payoff in mind down the road.