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Digipimp 03-04-2004 07:22 AM

Soprano's 6th Season?
 
Am I wrong, but doesn't the promo running on HBO say this is the final season of the Sopranos? I was looking through and reading on HBO's site for the Sopranos and I came across this interesting bit of text

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HBO and series creator David Chase have already reached an agreement for a sixth season, with that season's ten episodes to begin production in early 2005.
So am I wrong, does the promo on HBO say this is the last season or not?

juicybucks 03-04-2004 07:23 AM

man, I hope not...

The Sopranos is the best series on tele , no doubt

I've got deason 1 to 4 on dvd and looking for more :)

Digipimp 03-04-2004 07:24 AM

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Originally posted by juicybucks
man, I hope not...

The Sopranos is the best series on tele , no doubt

I've got deason 1 to 4 on dvd and looking for more :)

Maybe I'm wrong but I swore the promos said that this was the final season, I don't know, I need to listen to one again on HBO I guess.

zentz 03-04-2004 07:24 AM

soprano rocks !

benc 03-04-2004 07:27 AM

The last season was so bad it was about unwatchable. I hope this season is better, but most likely will be about the same.

juicybucks 03-04-2004 07:28 AM

I'm not sure, has season 5 happened yet, because it hasn't shown here in Australia as yet, ...

So does the advert infer that season 5 is the last, or season 6 is the last .. ? :(

Digipimp 03-04-2004 07:29 AM

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Originally posted by juicybucks
I'm not sure, has season 5 happened yet, because it hasn't shown here in Australia as yet, ...

So does the advert infer that season 5 is the last, or season 6 is the last .. ? :(

Season 5 starts this Sunday here in the US, but I could have swore the promos all said it was going to be the last season that's why I was suprised to read that.

juicybucks 03-04-2004 07:31 AM

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Originally posted by Digipimp


Season 5 starts this Sunday here in the US, but I could have swore the promos all said it was going to be the last season that's why I was suprised to read that.

I'm going to do some research then about season 6, I hope it's a reality, but I'll find the gossip a somewhere.. trust me, I love this show .. probably too much :helpme

hova 03-04-2004 07:32 AM

I want a 6th, a 7th and more. I love Sopranos

Digipimp 03-04-2004 07:32 AM

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Originally posted by juicybucks


I'm going to do some research then about season 6, I hope it's a reality, but I'll find the gossip a somewhere.. trust me, I love this show .. probably too much :helpme

That text I quoted is from the HBO website so it's pretty official.

http://www.hbo.com/sopranos/about/index.shtml

So hell if I know, I thought this was the last season if there's another season then that kicks ass.

Lev 03-04-2004 07:36 AM

It was confirmed a long time ago that they are gonna do the 6th season. So two more seasons. Make sure to watch the 5th one this Sunday :thumbsup

Vic Lagina 03-04-2004 08:05 AM

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Originally posted by Lev
It was confirmed a long time ago that they are gonna do the 6th season. So two more seasons. Make sure to watch the 5th one this Sunday :thumbsup
Exactly...but the 6th season will be three episodes shorter than the previous seasons. Each of them have 13 episodes...the last one will have 10.

And then there's talk of a Sopranos movie, but who knows?

Lev 03-04-2004 08:08 AM

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Originally posted by Vic Lagina


Exactly...but the 6th season will be three episodes shorter than the previous seasons. Each of them have 13 episodes...the last one will have 10.

And then there's talk of a Sopranos movie, but who knows?

Only 10 episodes, that sucks ass.
Originally they wanted to just do the movie, but then decided to go with the series. I don't think that shooting the movie will be such a good idea.

Axeman 03-04-2004 08:12 AM

It will be hard for HBO to let the show go right now. With Sex in the City gone and Oz gone and Curb your enthusiasm with only next year left, the network needs to get some new programs in the pipe first.

Toolz 03-04-2004 08:26 AM

Axeman,

You see the previews for Deadwood? That looks awesome coming up, don't forget they have Carnivale and Six Feet Under too.

TeaseEntertainments2 03-04-2004 08:27 AM

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Originally posted by benc
The last season was so bad it was about unwatchable. I hope this season is better, but most likely will be about the same.
Very true, lackluster to say the least!

cashman 03-04-2004 08:34 AM

can't wait to see it this weekend. The best show ever.

NoCarrier 03-04-2004 08:39 AM

Everyone stop crying..

Season 6 was confirmed last year

Listen.. David Chase wants to stop doing "The Sopranos" while it's good. Not when everyone starts saying things like.. "Allright, their 15 mins of fame is over. Who cares about The Soprano's 24th season now".

HBO series 'The Sopranos' returning for 6th season

http://in.news.yahoo.com/030618/137/25a9h.html

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - HBO and Tony Soprano will remain partners in crime for a sixth season.

Acclaimed mob drama "The Sopranos," one of cable television's most successful shows ever, has been renewed for a 10-episode run beyond the upcoming fifth season that premieres next March, the network said on Wednesday.

The abbreviated sixth season, three episodes shorter than the usual 13, will go into production in early 2005, with all the principal cast members on board to remain with the series, HBO said. The newest episodes would likely air later that year.

The fifth season of the show, starring James Gandolfini as a conflicted modern-day mob boss living in the suburbs of New Jersey, will begin in March 2004, 15 months after the fourth season ended its run last December.

Series creator and executive producer David Chase had previously expressed reservations about keeping the show on the air after five seasons, but one insider said Chase ultimately decided he had "more stories to tell" and too much material to cram into the 13 episodes currently under production.

"I'm delighted that David Chase has decided to give us another chapter in the great Sopranos saga," HBO Chairman and CEO Chris Albrecht said in a statement.

No financial details of the renewal were made public. But the deal will give "The Sopranos" a total of 75 episodes, enough for a possible, and potentially lucrative, sale of the series into syndication.

Announcement of the renewal comes three months after HBO and Gandolfini, an Emmy winner for his role as Tony Soprano, resolved a bitter contract dispute that escalated into a court battle and briefly put the future of the series in limbo.

The litigation underscored the importance of the show to the premium cable TV network, which said in court documents that HBO stood to lose $100 million if the show were forced off the air for two seasons. HBO is a unit of AOL Time Warner Inc.

One source close to the situation said cast members will automatically get a salary boost for the sixth season by virtue of working for 10 episodes while being paid for 13.

Since its inception, "The Sopranos" has been a favorite of the critics, fast becoming a centerpiece of HBO's schedule and growing into one of the most highly rated series in the history of cable TV.

nojob 03-04-2004 08:40 AM

i still only sopranos out of all of the shows that they had on . Fucking OZ was as bad as that Queer shit on show time. Sopranos is something you can enjoy with all of the broads in it and the story line.


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