Are you in the mafia?

Meadow Soprano

The Sopranos

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Topic

The mafia

Speaker

Meadow Soprano

Actor

Jamie-Lynn Sigler

Source

The Sopranos

Medium

TV program

Genre

Crime (TV) Drama (TV) Crime Drama

Statement Type

Question

Language

English

Time

1999 1990s 20th century

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Citation

"College." The Sopranos, written by James Manos Jr. and David Chase, directed by Allen Coulter, season 1, episode 5, Chase Films and Home Box Office, 1999.

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