Elliot Kupferberg, the often-dismissed therapist from The Sopranos, may seem like a secondary character, but his involvement in the show reveals much about the contradictions within the therapy world. Though he offers critical insights into Tony Soprano’s psyche, his voyeuristic fascination with the mob boss, coupled with his unprofessional behavior, makes him one of the least likable figures in the series. Let’s explore his role and why the show’s portrayal of him challenges the audience’s assumptions… Let’s watch the video to dive deeper!