The Sopranos Sessions Book Explores The History and Legacy of The Sopranos
It's a good time to revisit the history and legacy of the show that brought gabagool into our lexicon.
It's been 20 years since Tony Soprano first appeared on our TV screens, and it's a good time to revisit the history and legacy of the show that brought gabagool into our lexicon. The Sopranos Sessions is an all-encompassing encyclopedia that explores the shows portrayal of Italian-Americans, the deep connections it forged with the future of cinema and television, and what it takes to be a true cultural phenomenon. On sale for $27, Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz take their own New Jersey knowhow to bring recaps, conversations, and essays that cover every single episode of this powerhouse of pop culture.
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