Collider has published a full ranking of all 86 episodes of "The Sopranos," running from the show's weakest instalment through to what the site considers the greatest hours of television ever made. The list marks a comprehensive critical assessment of the acclaimed HBO crime drama, which followed New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano as he juggled therapy, family life and organised crime across six seasons between 1999 and 2007.

The Sopranos aired 86 episodes in total: five 13-episode seasons followed by a sixth season split into a 12-episode "6A" and a nine-episode "6B", with year-long gaps between some seasons. Collider places "Christopher" (Season 4, Episode 3), which tackles anti-Columbus Day protests and anti-Italian sentiment, at the very bottom of the ranking, criticising its clunky, heavy-handed dialogue, though the piece notes even this episode has strong moments, including Bobby's grief.