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There are 20 new episodes of The Sopranos left. Period. The sixth season launches in March with 12 new episodes. Then, there will be 8 bonus episodes starting in January of 2007. Then it's over, according to creator David Chase. There had been rumors that this upcoming season wouldn't be the last, simply because, when Time Warner Inc. announced its plans for the sixth season, it didn't refer to it as the "final" season. But Chase put all those rumors to rest recently when speaking to a crowd of television critics. Not only are the next 20 episodes the end of the season, but he said that we probably won't be seeing Tony Soprano and the other good fellas up on the big screen, either.
Chase also gave a tiny hint about what to expect when season six begins in March. He said much of the action centers around the arrest and racketeering trial of the character Johnny "Sack" Sacramoni, the mob boss played by Vince Curatola. And, if you're wondering how it all will end, well, you're just gonna have to wait for a year to find out.