SPOILER ALERT: I don’t cast spoilers… To say The Sopranos simply changed television would be a massive understatement. Throughout its 86-episode run (1999-2007), the David Chase-created HBO series expanded the boundaries for where a scripted TV drama could tread. Based on the riveting, and often graphic story of a fictional five-family New York/New Jersey crime syndicate, The Sopranos earned an array of industry accolades — including a #1 ranking on the Rolling Stone “100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time” list. Additionally, the show’s protagonist, Italian-American mob boss, Tony Soprano, rose to pop culture icon status. And through his larger-than-life portrayal of Soprano, Emmy Award-winning actor, James Gandolfini became a household name. In the minds of many of the most ardent Sopra...