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The Emotional Connection to TV Shows
14:57 - 20:33 (05:35)
The emotional connection that people have to TV shows can be very powerful and can impact the success of a show. People's passion for shows like The Sopranos can create a sense of pressure for creators to keep up the quality of the show.
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The speaker talks about how people still approach them to talk about "The Sopranos" and how it feels, as well as reminiscing about watching the show with their family.
14:57 - 17:25 (02:27)
Summary
The speaker talks about how people still approach them to talk about "The Sopranos" and how it feels, as well as reminiscing about watching the show with their family.
ChapterThe Emotional Connection to TV Shows
EpisodeEdie Falco: Is So Good Her Episode Doesn’t Need A Title
PodcastLet's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa
Actress Aida Turturro talks about coping with the loss of her co-star and friend James Gandolfini while also battling breast cancer during the filming of The Sopranos, and how she kept her private diagnosis hidden from most of the cast and crew.
17:25 - 18:42 (01:17)
Summary
Actress Aida Turturro talks about coping with the loss of her co-star and friend James Gandolfini while also battling breast cancer during the filming of The Sopranos, and how she kept her private diagnosis hidden from most of the cast and crew.
ChapterThe Emotional Connection to TV Shows
EpisodeEdie Falco: Is So Good Her Episode Doesn’t Need A Title
PodcastLet's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa
Edie Falco shares how she understands the need for privacy when dealing with personal issues such as cancer and loss, as she had two girlfriends who passed away from cancer without her knowledge.
18:42 - 20:33 (01:50)
Summary
Edie Falco shares how she understands the need for privacy when dealing with personal issues such as cancer and loss, as she had two girlfriends who passed away from cancer without her knowledge. Some people may thrive on energy and feeling connected when going through such tough times, but others value their privacy.