Matt Zoller Seitz

In honor of 'The Sopranos'' surge in popularity, we revisit our conversation with Matt Zoller Seitz and Alan Sepinwall on the 20th anniversary of the show's premiere on HBO.

20 years ago, a visibly skeptical Tony Soprano went to see a psychiatrist.

Matt Zoller Seitz tells us what shows and movies to look out for this November. 

Matt Zoller Seitz & Alan Sepinwall on "The Sopranos." Elise Engler on her artistic practice. “Charlie for the Culture.”

Matt Zoller Seitz on the best TV episodes of the year. Emily Yoshida on the best movies of 2018. Dee Lockett on the year's ten best albums.

Matt Zoller Seitz on the best TV episodes of the year. Emily Yoshida on 2018's best movies. Dee Lockett on the 10 best albums of the year.

Michael Palin on "Erebus: One Ship Two Epic Voyages and the Greatest Naval Mystery of All Time." Margaret Lyons & Matt Zoller Seitz on Fall TV. Scott Fallon on "The War on Plastic."

“Emmy Round Up” with Margaret Lyons, Matt Zoller Seitz, & Rebecca Carroll. Then, Cara Cusumano on this year's Tribeca TV festival.

Part jukebox movie, part goofy comedy, part document of Beatlemania at its, well, most manic, A Hard Day's Night is, in many ways, an extended music video capturing John, Paul, George...

David Letterman announced he'll retire from the Late Show sometime next year. Matt Zoller Seitz, TV critic for New York Magazine and Vulture.com and Editor-in-chief of RogerEbert.com, discusses the talk-show host's place in the history of late night TV, his comedic innovations and takes your (non-traditional) suggestions on who might replace Letterman.

What do you do when an artist you love is accused of something that makes your stomach churn? 

New York Magazine TV critic, Matt Zoller Seitz discusses new TV shows, the return of beloved programs, and what there is to look forward to this season.

Web TV services, DVRs, and on-demand TV encourage us to ignore the broadcast schedule and watch at our convenience. So what will become of the experience of watching the same show at the same time as your friends? Bob sits down with David Carr, media critic at the New York Times, and Matt Zoller Seitz, New York magazine's TV critic, to see if the water cooler will evolve or perish.

Web TV services, DVRs, and on-demand TV encourage us to ignore the broadcast schedule and watch at our convenience. So what will become of the experience of watching the same show at the same time as your friends? Bob sits down with David Carr, media critic at the New York Times and Matt Zoller Seitz, New York magazine's TV critic, to see if the water cooler will evolve or perish.

What's more important in a documentary: great filmmaking or great cause? Dana Stevens, Slate's film critic and co-host of the podcast Culture Gabfest, and Matt Zoller Seitz, T.V. and film critic for Salon, discuss this year's Oscar nominated documentaries and just what a documentary should be anyway.