To me, The Sopranos is one of the most rewatchable and poignant television series of all time. It contains a cast of some of the deepest and darkest characters ever on TV. And some of the best writing of all time. Today, I want to go over 11 of the episodes I think are the best in the series. They're favorites of mine, so feel free to disagree. But these are the ones I constantly go back to when I'm waxing nostalgic about the series. Let's grab some gabagool and dive in. 1. "Pine Barrens" (Season 3, Episode 11)When it comes to just the pinnacle of the series, I think this has to be it. The episode follows the misadventures of Paulie Walnuts and Christopher Moltisanti as they get hopelessly lost in the frozen woods of South Jersey while trying to dispose of a resilient Russian mobster who maybe gets shot in the head. It's a perfect metaphor for the entire series, where violence, comedy, and the idea of fate come into play. 2. "Whitecaps" (Season 4, Episode 13)The entire series hinges on Tony and Carmela's marriage, and this episode finally brings them to a head. This episode features a series of devastating arguments, masterfully acted by James Gandolfini and Edie Falco, that feel painfully real. You're watching something disintegrate before you, and even though you know it's better for them to go apart, you can't help but want them to stay together. 3. "Long Term Parking" (Season 5, Episode...
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