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Ever since David Chase made us empathize with a murderous mob boss in The Sopranos, it’s been fashionable for TV shows to revolve around morally grey characters. For decades before Tony Soprano came along, network executives had assumed that audiences would only come back every week to watch a character who was good and likable. It was common wisdom that, if the protagonist of a TV show murdered someone in episode 5, then audiences wouldn’t tune in for episode 6. But The Sopranos proved that they would not only tune in for episode 6; they would tune in for five more seasons.
Ben Sherlock
screenrant.com
Ben Sherlock
Netflix's 4-Part Crime Thriller Series Delivers A Masterclass In Morally Grey Characters
Ozark is a masterclass in moral complexity
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