Overview
- David Chase, creator of 'The Sopranos', has criticized the current state of television, stating that it is 'dumbing down' and 'going back to where we were'.
- Chase referred to the 25th anniversary of 'The Sopranos' as a 'funeral', indicating the end of an era of high-quality, complex television.
- He shared an experience where he was told to 'dumb it down' for a project he is developing, highlighting the industry's shift towards simpler content.
- Chase also criticized the introduction of commercials on streaming platforms, suggesting a regression to older television practices.
- He expressed sympathy for other creators in the industry, stating that he feels 'increasingly bad' for them.