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The Sopranos Creator Imagines How Tony and the Gang Are Handling Coronavirus

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For a brief moment, the argument over whether Tony Soprano is dead or not is settled; the mobster is alive, and the coronavirus is giving him the agita.

On the most recent episode of The Sopranos stars Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa's new Sopranos rewatch podcast Talking Sopranos, they shared some lines written by the creator of The Sopranos himself, David Chase, imagining how the main characters from the iconic mafia series would react to the coronavirus pandemic.

Germaphobe Paulie Walnuts (Tony Sirico) would be vindicated, ruthless Phil Leotardo (Frank Vincent) would be profiteering off a truckload of hand sanitizer, and Tony (James Gandolfini) would be ready to open business back up because he's losing money and can't stand being

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