Support the Project¶
This wiki is free, open-source, ad-light, and maintained by volunteers. It costs almost nothing to run — GitHub Pages hosting is free — so the most valuable support isn't money.
The best support is free¶
In rough order of usefulness:
- Fix something. Corrections are the single most valuable contribution. Every page has an ✏️ edit link, and Contributing explains the (short) rules.
- ⭐ Star the repository. It costs you nothing and it's how other people find the project.
- Share a page you found useful. A link in a Reddit thread or a Discord does more for a niche wiki than any amount of SEO.
- Report a dead video embed or a broken link by opening an issue.
Shopping links¶
If you're going to buy the series or the books anyway, using these links sends a small commission to the project at no extra cost to you.
Affiliate disclosure
Links in this section are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate the project may earn from qualifying purchases. It doesn't change the price you pay, and it doesn't change what this wiki says — the recommendations predate the links and are made on the merits.
The series
- The Sopranos — The Complete Series (Blu-ray) — all 86 episodes.
- The Many Saints of Newark — the 2021 prequel. See the film.
The books
- The Sopranos Sessions — Alan Sepinwall & Matt Zoller Seitz — the essential episode-by-episode critical companion, with the long Chase interviews.
- Difficult Men — Brett Martin — the definitive account of the showrunner era.
Full annotated reading and viewing list: Sources & Further Reading.
Contributions¶
If you'd like to chip in toward the project directly, a Sponsor button is on the GitHub repository when contributions are enabled. There is no paywall and there never will be — every word here stays free to read and free to reuse under CC BY-SA 4.0.
What your support does not buy¶
Editorial influence. This is an independent fan project with no relationship to HBO, Warner Bros. Discovery, David Chase, or anyone who profits from The Sopranos. Affiliate commissions and contributions cover incidental costs and the maintainer's time; they don't decide what the pages say. If a page ever reads like an advertisement, tell us — that's a bug.