Missed 'Wise Guy' documentary about 'The Sopranos'? Here's how you can still watch it

If you missed the Sopranos inspired HBO documentary, "Wise Guy" this past weekend, there are still chances to catch up.

"Wise Guy" is a three-hour documentary featuring interviews with the cast and creative team that also offers new behind-the-scene footage of "The Sopranos," which premiered in 1999.

Filmmaker Alex Gibney, known for the award-winning documentary “Taxi to the Dark Side” about U.S. policy on torture, decided to turn the lens on "The Sopranos" soft-spoken creator, David Chase. In an in-depth conversation with Gibney, Chase reflects on the ways his upbringing inspired the show, along with his initial vision for “The Sopranos” as a feature film.

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If you missed "Wise Guy" air, HBO will be replaying it on television. A full schedule of when it will air again can be found on HBO's website. Or you can watch it on your time by downloading HBO's streaming app MAX.

Many of the most iconic scenes in the series happened in New Jersey including the strip club Bada Bing, at Satin Dolls in Lodi and the infamous ending scene filmed at Holsten's in Bloomfield.

This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Missed 'Wise Guy' documentary about 'The Sopranos'? Here's how you can still watch it