David Chase

The New Jersey restaurant used to film the final episode of HBO's The Sopranos just sold the booth Tony Soprano was sitting in when he reportedly got whacked. Do you think it deserved to sell for more than it did?

"The Many Saints of Newark," the prequel to "The Sopranos" series on HBO, debuts in movies and on HBO Max Friday, October 1.

The game of Monopoly has been in my family for as long as I can remember. We pulled that game box off the shelf so many times. Whether it was a rainy day, or more recently friends turned it into a drinking game. You can literally turn anything into a drinking game.

Even amid HBO’s current difficulty launching new hit dramas, The Sopranos remains sorely missed almost a decade past David Chase’s infamous ending. Chase hasn’t fully crossed out the idea of returning to the Soprano family in prequel, but a new chat sees the showrunner discussing a filmed alternate ending, as well as changes at the network that might have put buddy Terence Winter’s Vinyl into its current state.

On June 10, 2007, one of the most critically acclaimed TV series of all time came to an abrupt end. To the background of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin", the screen went dark, and "The Sopranos" went into TV history. Since then, there has been plenty of speculation about what it all meant.