The final episode of The Sopranos was screened tonight on RTE. One of the greatest television programmes ever, it lasted for six seasons and became the subject of many books, blogs and websites– not to mention a Youtube video which became a must-see for Sopranos Fans ahead of the final set of episodes. Such was the status of the programme that a tour bus industry has been set up visiting familiar sites in north Jersey, while fans across the US have been able to purchase pizzas direct from the small ‘Pizzaland‘ eatery featured in fleeting fashion in the opening credits of the programme. Ah well, it certainly was good while it lasted!
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The final episode of The Sopranos was screened tonight on RTE. One of the greatest television programmes ever, it lasted for six seasons and became the subject of many books, blogs and websites– not to mention a Youtube video which became a must-see for Sopranos Fans ahead of the final set of episodes. Such was the status of the programme that a tour bus industry has been set up visiting familiar sites in north Jersey, while fans across the US have been able to purchase pizzas direct from the small ‘Pizzaland‘ eatery featured in fleeting fashion in the opening credits of the programme. Ah well, it certainly was good while it lasted!
