What better way to start a Sopranos podcast than by starting right at the very end? This is part 1 of a very lengthy two-part deep dive into the final episode, "Made In America". We'll be looking at the visual symbolism than runs throughout this episode, scene-by-scene, right up to the very final moments in a way you might not have looked at it before; stepping away from the narrative of the episode and coming at it from a cinematographical angle. Once you get past the first 10 minutes of me complaining about Steve Schirripa that is. 

WARNING: This is not a podcast for the average pedestrian viewer of The Sopranos, this is for the superfans who enjoy the stranger, deeper substratum that lies beneath the surface, the fans who've watched 10 times or more and still find new details, for those who like their Sopranos WITH PULP.