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We’re currently living in the Golden Age of Television, a time when it’s virtually impossible to keep up with the number of high-quality TV series based on the sheer number of fantastic shows that are being produced. You can binge watch all you want, but you’re never going to be able to keep up with everything.
HBO has always been on the forefront of prestige television, and while you can argue all day long about what the best show they’ve ever made is, it’s hard to think of one that had more of a cultural impact than The Sopranos. The show, which first aired in 1999, kicked off a new era of television and immediately dominated the pop cultural conversation.
Even if you’ve rewatched the series multiple times, there are probably more than a few things you never knew about the show. We put together a list of a few pieces of trivia about The Sopranos that might surprise you.
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We can only wish one of these facts was about whether or not Tony died.