The Sopranos

Eighty six episodes, six seasons, and the prequel film that came back fourteen years later. The sixth season is one season or two depending on who you ask.

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Where to start with The Sopranos

Season one, in order, all the way through. The film is a prequel in story terms and was made for an audience that already knows the show, so watching it first spoils the series and gives you nothing in return. Story order puts it first and this site lists it that way because that is where it happens; release order is what you should actually watch.

  1. 1
    The Sopranos, season 1 The Sopranos

    Thirteen episodes. A mob boss starts seeing a therapist, and television spends the next twenty five years copying it.

  2. 2
    The Sopranos, season 3 The Sopranos

    Thirteen more, and where the show stops being interested in whether you like anybody. Do not skip to it; it is here so you know the shape of the run.

  3. 3
    The Sopranos, season 6 The Sopranos

    Twenty one episodes across two broadcast blocks a year apart. Watch them as one season, which is what they are.

  4. 4
    The Many Saints of Newark The Many Saints of Newark

    After the series, not before. It assumes you know who everybody grows up to be, and the ending only lands if you do.

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The Series

  • The Sopranos 1999, 6 seasons, 86 episodes

The Film

  • The Many Saints of Newark 2021

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