
The Sopranos
by Chase, David Chase, Soprano Productions Inc., Home Box Office
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How does the unique pairing of psychotherapy and organized crime in the "Pilot" redefine our expectations of the traditional television antihero, and what does Tony’s relationship with his psychiatrist reveal about the mask he wears for the world versus the truth he hides from himself?
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In "College," Tony is forced to balance a tender, all-too-normal father-daughter bonding trip with the brutal realities of his criminal life; how does this episode challenge the viewer's ability to root for a protagonist who commits such heinous acts?
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The tragic downward spiral of David Scatino in "The Happy Wanderer" highlights the devastating ripple effects of addiction and greed within a seemingly respectable suburban community; have you ever witnessed or experienced a situation where someone’s hidden vice completely blindsided those around them?
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