The Best Sopranos Resources on the Internet

Christopher Moltisanti and Bobby Baccalieri host the definitive Sopranos rewatch — 92 episodes, cast and crew interviews, and the final word from David Chase himself on whether Tony lived or died. 9 million listeners. A Webby Award winner. The gold standard of TV rewatch podcasts.

Comedians Matt Lieb and Vince Mancini watch every episode with guests including fans, actors, writers, and TV critics. One of the longest-running Sopranos discussion podcasts and consistently one of the highest rated.

Three Italian-American storytellers go episode-by-episode through the philosophy, psychology, and modern-day relevance of The Sopranos. Still releasing episodes in 2026. The most analytical of the main Sopranos podcasts.

The main subreddit. Deep episode analysis, fan theories, weekly rewatch threads, and the eternal debate about the cut to black. One of the most intellectually serious TV subreddits on Reddit.

A more archival community focused on research, lore deep-dives, and the kind of Sopranos details that even hardcore fans miss on first watch. Run by the team behind the @Sopranosworld Instagram account.

Community wiki covering every character, episode, location, and crime family across all six seasons. The place to look up exactly what happened in any given episode, who whacked whom, and whether that detail in season 3 matters in season 6.

Full cast, crew, episode ratings, and trivia. The episode ratings chart tells its own story — a show that kept getting better, with the controversial finale still sitting near the top.

All six seasons of The Sopranos stream exclusively on Max, where they've always lived. The place to watch with the original HBO presentation and the best picture quality available. Also home to The Many Saints of Newark, the 2021 prequel film.

Funko Pops, Tony Soprano shirts, "Bada Bing" gear, and collector items across every price range. Amazon has the widest selection of Sopranos merchandise — officially licensed and fan-made — in one place.

The NY Times bestselling oral history of The Sopranos, written by the hosts of Talking Sopranos. Hundreds of interviews with cast, crew, and creator David Chase. The companion book to the podcast and the definitive account of how the show got made.

Comprehensive critical companion covering every episode with detailed recaps, essays, and long-form interviews with David Chase. The two authors covered the show for NJ's Star-Ledger during its original run. Essential for anyone who wants to understand what the show was doing beneath the surface.

All six seasons on disc. Includes commentaries, deleted scenes, and featurettes. Owning this is a different kind of statement than streaming it — the kind of statement Tony would appreciate.

Every episode's production notes and trivia are buried throughout the Fandom wiki — continuity details, filming locations, real-life references. A rabbit hole for the obsessed.

Dozens of community quizzes ranging from easy to genuinely hard. If you can name every character who got whacked and the episode it happened in, you're ready.