Like most of the series finales, The Sopranos season 6 finale ‘Made in America’ was a perfect summation of series’ message and I must say that an influential series ended in its best way.At the end, I was completely satisfied by the episode especially by the haunting mixture of safety and menace was so good.

What makes a TV show worthy? Idea and concepts and ‘The Sopranos’ was having a superb idea with adorable concepts. So, that’s the mantra of series’ success. And, that’s why I find show more true to my life than any other TV series, I ever watched. So, in this episode, we retreat from the epic sweep of the recent run of episodes back to a more subdued status quo that’s actually pretty nice for Tony. Phil, last leftover of dying age is one who instigates this war by rejecting to comprise. Tony is dealing with rumors that one member of his crew may have pitched. So, Tony is in quest to find a peace with the Leotardo. An important decision is made by AJ regarding his future. Junior’s slide into dementia continues. Lot of series are being aired then, what makes The Sopranos differ?? For me, Tony Soprano is like me, like you and like everyone having a middle class life and everyone watches him around in his/her real life. I do believe The Sopranos its a part of this one huge mosaic of lies and dreams that is America.

My best picks from The Sopranos season 6 finale:-

Meadow: (explaining her desire to practice law) The state can crush the individual.
Tony: New Jersey?

Paulie: “In the midst of death, we are in life.” Heh. Or is it the other way around?
Meadow: I think it’s the other way around.
Paulie: Either version, you’re halfway up the ass.