A Collider article ranks all 21 episodes of The Sopranos' final season, which aired across two parts in 2006 and 2007. The piece examines how the show maintained quality throughout its run whilst exploring Tony's character flaws and personal relationships alongside crime storylines and dark comedy.

The article discusses several key episodes from the ranking:
– "Chasing It" is criticised for introducing Tony's gambling addiction too late in the series, creating an odd narrative shift with only five episodes remaining
– "Luxury Lounge" features Christopher and Little Carmine in Los Angeles attempting to cast a mafia-themed film, employing guest stars Lauren Bacall and Ben Kingsley in broader, more gimmicky comedy than the show typically employs
– "Moe n' Joe" suffers from slower pacing as part of Season 6A, focusing on Vito's escape to New Hampshire and his inability to adjust to a normal life away from the mob
– "Johnny Cakes" explores Vito's romantic storyline with a man in the town where he's hiding, representing a tonal shift that doesn't entirely succeed