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Another gratification that takes place within the first episode of the show is the stories fantasized appeal towards it's male demographic. We see Tony's crew constantly hanging out and lounging at their nightclub they own.

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The first epsidoe of The Sopranos introduces the culture of the New Jersey mob from the standpoint of the boss. With that, Orlik's 7 gratifications guides us to learn about the consumer gratifications within the first episode.

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Discussed in my paper that connects viewers to a personal common ground is the case study, Why The Sopranos Has Become a Zoomer Touchstone

that The Sopranos highlights mental illness as a serious issue in today's culture

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Why The Sopranos Has Become a Zoomer Touchstone

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A generation that was largely still in utero when the series premiered is turning to Tony & Co. to help make collective sense of its conditions.

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Here is one of the examples of the variety of gratifications, this one being catharsis tension release. In this scene we Tony brutally chase down a man who owes him money in his cousin's brand new Lexus.

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The Sopranos - Chase from Pilot (S01E01)

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Within my paper I refer to the early construction of the Xanadu Mega Mall back in 2003 that was referenced in The Sopranos before later being titled The  American Dream Mall.

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This is main character Tony Soprano, explaining his day in therapy.

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The Sopranos - Tony: "I came in at the end. The best is over." -  Season 1