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Sopranos finally sing on 7TWO
Acclaimed HBO drama The Sopranos finally begins its rerun on 7TWO next week.
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Acclaimed HBO drama The Sopranos finally begins its rerun on 7TWO next week.
The show was promised as part of the channel’s line-up when it launched last November, but has taken several months to be realised.
It will premiere at 9:30pm Tuesday February 16th following 24.
…and have you heard about the ending?
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17 Responses
Wish they’d rerun Boomtown and Homocide: Life on the Street.
Sigh. As much as I love the Sopranos, I was hoping Reaper may’ve re-emerged in the 9.30 slot given 7Two yanked it from the 8.30 timeslot when the tennis started, leaving the last 5 episodes of Season 1 unaired.
Great news, even though i have watched them all i will watch again.
Now when is someone going to put Six Feet Under on again.
Ch 9 totally butchered it when they had it on. Such a great show, aired at a stupidly late hour.
Actually I made a small mistake, it was shot using Super 35, not anamorphically, but still in widescreen.
Oh as for releasing it in widescreen, all the US DVD releases are in widescreen. They have even started releasing the older series on Blu-Ray.
Craig, anamorphically means it was shot in 16:9. Look up the Wikipedia article on “Anamorphic format”.
Craig, hopfully not. I hate how they clip the bottom and top of Seinfeld and other shows on GO!. It dosn’t look right. I’ll have to check out Sopranos as i havn’t seen it either. I know about the ending, but that really dosn’t give away anything about the series.
@Reubot – not to start a 16:9 debate but does than mean they might do a Seinfeld and release the who series in wide screen?
Craig, the entire series was filmed anamorphically on 35mm film.
Marco, no one discusses the ending because it was a non event. I keep waiting for a movie to be announced because the finale was so open ended. If lost ends the same way it will be the last time I watch this type of serialised drama.
I’ve seen the whole series on DVD. Loved it. Happy to watch it again.
So it’s up against The Wire? So much quality in such a tiny space…
Another rerun? This has been all over Foxtel for the last couple of years. W Channel has just about finished playing it for the hundreth time!
I’ve seen the ending….but never anything else of the show so i’ll start watching now.
A show I’ve always wanted to watch but haven’t got round to for time, so now’s the perfect time to watch it at 1 ep a week. I just can’t dedicate 5 hours a week the way they strip it on Foxtel. And after all these years I still don’t know how it ends and I want it to remain that way. Is it like Fight Club, where no one discusses the ending, because I’ve never even accidentally come across discussion of the ending.
The only problem is the early season were not in 16:9 so not very good for digital TV IMO, plus the fact the DVDs have been out for years and it’s on PayTV so if you’re a fan you’ve likely seen it by now, so will it still work on FTA?
Sweet – I might start recording these on iQ and then watch ’em season by season…
The cynic in me says that they’ll probably end up being out of order, episodes skipped, and the season not finished, but we’ll see…
I’m looking forward to watching it; I’ve never seen the Sopranos. Missed it on TV and the DVD’s are too expensive to purchase without having seen it; and too many episodes to bother obtaining in otherways.
I’ll definately be tuning in.