In 1999, The Sopranos set the bar for modern Mafia dramas by imagining what life looked like after the glory days of the Italian-American mob. Its characters desperately clung to the old ways while slowly realizing that the world around them was changing—and maybe this was it for the Mafia as they knew it. The show's deeply existential take on organized crime is ultimately what made The Sopranos so magnetic.
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