Awards

Episode: "Made in America (2007)"

Episode: "Members Only (2006)"

Episode: "Long Term Parking (2004)"

For episode "Whitecaps".

For episode "The Pine Barrens".

Episode: "The Blue Comet (2007)"

Episode: "Members Only (2006)"

Episode: "Irregular Around the Margins (2004)"

Episode: "Pine Barrens (2001)"

Episode: "Commendatori (2000)"

Episode: "Made in America (2007)"

Episode: "Soprano Home Movies (2007)"

Episode: "Join the Club (2006)"

Episode: "Members Only (2006)"

For episode "All Due Respect".

For episode "Soprano Home Movies".

For Kennedy and Heidi (2007)

For episode "Soprano Home Movies".

For episode "The Second Coming".

For playing: "Tony Soprano".

For episode "Marco Polo".

For episode "Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood".

For episode "Knight In White Satin Armor".

For episode "Commendatori".

For episode "A Hit Is A Hit".

For The Second Coming (2007).

For Long Term Parking (2004).

For Whoever Did This (2002).

THE SOPRANOS delivered the goods in its final season and, in doing so, cemented its place in the pantheon of American television. David Chase's masterwork spanned eight years and raised the bar with each and every episode, inspiring not only audiences, but also a generation of artists who are creating more complex, morally ambiguous dramas. James Gandolfini and Edie Falco defied expectations with each new storyline and took their bows this year with a continuing passion for their characters that is an achievement unto itself. Though the last season was filled with great expectations, nothing prepared the world for the soaring moment of artistic inspiration that turned the lights out on television's great American epic.

THE SOPRANOS returned to television in 2004, drawing America back into its dark and dangerous family circle. Digging deeper into the psychological complexities of its already beautifully realized characters, David Chase and the creative ensemble created a profound emotional resonance in a year marked by the tragic grandeur of the series. The show's ability to captivate viewers with its alluring - but doomed-universe became even more powerful as the family struggled internally...and began to take care of business.

THE SOPRANOS embraces America in a big family hug...and doesn't let go. The show has shattered the expectation of what television can be and reminds us this year that compelling drama - like the death of a marriage - is as powerful and painful as murder. James Gandolfini and Edie Falco consistently transcend the art of acting - particularly in the final episode of the season.

"The Sopranos"

as Tony Soprano

"Woke Up This Morning (Chosen One Mix)"

2nd place

2nd place