Tony Soprano in The Sopranos
The Big Picture How often have we experienced it, spending years watching a TV series that becomes a favorite for millions, only to get to a divisive finale that doesn't stick the landing? It happened to Seinfeld, Lost, Dexter , and most recently, Game of Thrones. In the middle of those was another popular show that won a plethora of Emmys and was the biggest thing on TV, which had an ending people hated and still debate to this day.
The finale, fittingly titled "Made in America," and written and directed by David Chase, sees Tony's gang in hiding due to their war with Phil Leotardo . One episode earlier, in "The Blue Comet," poor, sweet Bobby Baccalieri was shot dead in a model train shop by two of Phil's men. While Tony and his men are underground, the Soprano family, including a suicidal A.J. , are forced into a safe house.
As they talk, the camera focuses on random men sitting at tables and continuing to come through the door. One sits at the counter and seems to look Tony's way. A.J. makes his way in and sits with his family, complaining about his job but saying, "Focus on the good times" because Tony once told him to remember the times that are good. This makes A.J.
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