The Sopranos

The Sopranos is easily the best show on television, and everyone knows it. As the fourth season gets under way, we see what happens with all of the problems from last season’s finale, while multiple new cans of worms are thrown into the mix as well. Poor Tony is trying to figure out what to do about the anxious women in his life—Carmela and Meadow are both starting to question him about his lifestyle—while also dealing with calls of favoritism from his other, um, family members. The drug and sex content is stepped up a bit this time around—God bless cable—so some eye candy pops up, but it’s not even necessary with a show this good. Not that it’s unnecessary, but.… As usual, the episodes are spaced out perfectly and suspense gets multiplied when something’s on the brink of being solved, only to have the credits start rolling—this is television. The new season looks to be just as good as the rest, so get comfortable and prepare to start betting on the first whack of the season.