'The Sopranos': David Chase Gets the Last Word

The mastermind behind the landmark TV show shares insights about his famiglia affair as the complete series is released in a deluxe DVD collection with bonus material. Plus: Get a first look at two fascinating cut scenes

Updated November 11, 2008 at 02:40 AM EST

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10. THE SOPRANOS
(1999-2007)

Who needs resolution? Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) lived so much of his life in the realm of ambiguity, we shouldn't have been surprised that David Chase chose to end his mob drama with an abrupt slam to black as Tony's nuclear family gathered for a meal in a diner. —Abby West

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