‘The Sopranos’ creator says TV is being dumbed down, calls show's 25th anniversary a 'funeral' for industry
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"Sopranos" creator David Chase had some choice words for the television landscape as his groundbreaking series celebrates its 25th anniversary.
He continued, "That was a blip. A 25-year blip. And to be clear, I’m not talking only about ‘The Sopranos,’ but a lot of other hugely talented people out there who I feel increasingly bad for."
"The Sopranos" debuted on Jan. 10, 1999, on HBO, allowing the show to depict R-rated subject matter without being beholden to advertisers.
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