Even though Tony's affair with Valentina is red-hot, he is obsessed with an old flame; a frustrated Tony B. blows off some steam in the city; Tony Soprano and Tony Blundetto confide in one another about their pasts; Carmela's interest in a real-estate deal is supported by her estranged husband, who also mulls an offer from Johnny Sack.
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Tony B. and Christopher reflect on some painful memories during a trip to the country; Carmela plans another party with Tony; Tony baits Janice after she takes an anger-management class; a frustrated Tony B. blows off some steam in the city; and Tony, while having an affair with Valentina, is obsessed with an old flame.
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Gossip about Tony Blundetto puts Tony Soprano at odds with Johnny Sack; Meadow looks out for her boyfriend's financial well-being; A.J. avoids making summer plans; Tony B. and Christopher reflect on some painful memories during a trip to the country; Carmela plans another party with Tony; Tony baits Janice after she takes an anger-management class.
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Phil Leotardo pays a visit to Pussy's auto-repair shop; ex-con Tony Blundetto ponders an offer that might violate his parole; Johnny Sack gets a new car; gossip about Tony Blundetto puts Tony Soprano at odds with Johnny Sack; Meadow looks out for her boyfriend's financial well-being; and A.J. avoids making summer plans.
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Tony learns answers to questions about his lot in life from his late father's old girlfriend; Junior finds a silver lining in the cloud of a distant relative's funeral; Christopher has second thoughts about a new friend's habit; Phil Leotardo pays a visit to Pussy's auto-repair shop; ex-con Tony Blundetto ponders an offer that might violate his parole; and Johnny Sack gets a new car.
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Anxious for her son to continue his education, Carmela works overtime with his college counselor; Tony Blundetto eyes a new business venture; A.J. rethinks his living situation; Tony learns answers to questions about his lot in life from his late father's old girlfriend; Junior finds a silver lining in the dark cloud of a distant relative's funeral; and Christopher has second thoughts about a new friend's habit.
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A rumor about Adriana circulates among Tony Soprano's associates while Christopher is tending to matters out of town; anxious for her son to continue his education, Carmela works overtime with his college counselor; Tony Blundetto eyes a new business venture; and A.J. rethinks his living situation.
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Johnny Sack is emphatic about not sharing his power; A.J. tests his mother's patience with a trip to New York; Feech drives Tony up a wall with a car heist; and a rumor about Adriana circulates among Tony's associates while Christopher is tending to matters out of town.
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Tony throws a party for his cousin Tony Blundetto (Steve Buscemi) when he's released from prison, and receives disturbing news about a contractor; Adriana is wracked with guilt after cooperating with the FBI; Uncle Junior takes an unsupervised tour of his old neighborhood; a turf war erupts when Feech La Manna (Robert Loggia) looks for a cut of a local lawnmowing enterprise; Johnny Sack expresses his disdain for Tony's latest solution to a power problem; Artie gets a new place to live.
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Tony and Carmela adjust to their separation; Janice begins to host Sunday dinner; a group of mob associates prepare for parole; Tony throws a party for his cousin Tony Blundetto when he's released from prison, and receives disturbing news about a contractor; and Adriana is wracked with guilt after cooperating with the FBI.
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The Sopranos look into real estate at the shore, Tony's boat gets a new stereo and Carmine wants to let bygones be bygones; Tony and Carmela adjust to their separation; Janice begins to host Sunday dinner; a group of mob associates prepare for parole; Christopher tires of paying the check at social gatherings.
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Dr. Melfi disagrees with Tony's latest self-evaluation; Anthony Jr. reluctantly accompanies his mother on a visit to Furio's; Christopher's future may not be so rosy after all; the future of Tony's HUD scheme hangs in the balance after a sit-down with Johnny Sack; Janice's patience with Bobby is wearing thin; Melfi interprets Tony's dreams.
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Furio takes a trip to Italy to visit his father; Carmela explores new avenues in the investment world; Paulie dotes on his mother at Green Grove; Ralph shows off his new girlfriend; Tony returns to a familiar safe haven; Uncle Junior's lawyers respond to some harsh treatment of their client in the press; and Ralph gets a taste of his own medicine when he pulls a prank on Paulie.
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Tony and Ralph disregard the advice of Carmela's cousin, a financial adviser, about a moneymaking scheme; Adriana is getting anxious to tie the knot; Furio takes a trip to his native Italy to visit his father; Carmela explores new avenues in the investment world; Paulie finally gets out of jail; and Ralph shows off his new girlfriend.
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Christopher's responsibilities continue to grow; Furio gets some help in the dating game from Carmela; A.J. finds a new girlfriend; Tony hears news about the past; Paulie finally gets out of jail; Tony and Ralph disregard the advice of Carmela's cousin, a financial adviser, about a moneymaking scheme; and Adriana is getting anxious to tie the knot.
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Uncle Junior is incensed by a court artist's unflattering likeness of him; Tony finds solace at the racetrack; Janice offers Bobby a shoulder to cry on; Furio gets some help in the dating game from Carmela; Anthony Jr. finds a new girlfriend; and Tony hears news about the past.
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A tragic accident shocks Bobby and his family; Uncle Junior's trial begins; Johnny Sack doesn't find any humor in a joke about his wife; Silvio and Christopher seek out an old hit man; and Furio hosts a housewarming party; Tony finds solace at the racetrack; and Janice offers Bobby a shoulder to cry on.
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A tragic accident shocks Bobby and his family; Uncle Junior's trial begins; Johnny Sack doesn't find any humor in a joke about his wife; Janice talks to her therapist about the men in her life; Silvio and Christopher seek out an old hit man; and Furio hosts a housewarming party.
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Carmela is concerned about the family's financial future; Uncle Junior worries about his upcoming trial; Bobby gets a promotion; Tony is none too pleased when he finds out about Janice's latest boyfriend; Meadow looks to a therapist for help with her future plans; and Christopher and Patsy clash at the Newark construction site.
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The sixth and final season ends. Written and directed by series creator David Chase.
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Paulie and Christopher get lost in New Jersey's Pine Barrens; Meadow reconsiders her feelings for Jackie Jr.; Tony's new friendship hits a snag; Jackie Jr. decides to make a name for himself in the underworld; and Carmela's visit to confession is motivated by guilt.
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Loyalty to Tony reaches a critical stage for those within his sphere of influence; a case of mistaken identity has grave consequences.
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Adriana may have to go back to work because of Christopher's latest surprise; Anthony Jr. gets in hot water at school; Carmela's birthday brings out Tony's softer side; Bacala is reluctant to wear Pussy's old Santa suit for a holiday party; Tony seeks Dr. Melfi's help when he's haunted by memories of a Christmas past; Janice volunteers to host Christmas dinner.
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Tony's offer to settle differences between New York and New Jersey is rejected by Phil Leotardo; A.J. continues to battle depression; Meadow's father comes to her rescue.
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Richie and Janice show the fire hasn't gone out in their relationship during a party Tony throws for them; Irina tries to persuade Tony to take her back; Junior looks back at a lifetime of allegiances; Tony and Pussy pull off a scam that puts a smile on Carmela's face; Livia and her sister plan a trip to Arizona; Meadow eagerly awaits her graduation.
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An asbestos-disposal dispute further strains the tenuous relationship between the families in New York and New Jersey.
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Christopher's probationary period continues under Paulie; Tony talks to Uncle Junior about getting a second opinion regarding his cancer treatment; Tony ponders his feud with Ralph; Jackie Aprile Jr. and Meadow find a common ground; and Tony shops for a new car.
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Tension rises between Christopher and Paulie, thanks to an inadvertent push from Kelli's father; A.J. sinks into a funk.
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Bobby “Bacala” Baccalieri Sr. comes out of retirement; things get complicated for Artie at his restaurant; Ralph Cifaretto isn't making any friends with his increasingly volatile behavior; and Meadow is fed up with her roommate's neuroses, prompting her to spend more time with her boyfriend.
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Chasing It
Season 6, Episode 16
Tony deals with a streak of bad luck and fields a plea for help with a family problem from Vito's widow; A.J. makes an important decision about his future.
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Janice gets a leg up on Svetlana in her quest for Livia's record collection; Tony has a heart-to-heart chat with Jackie Aprile Jr.; Dr. Melfi finds another cause of Tony's anxiety attacks; Anthony Jr. finds his niche on the football field; Johnny Sack leaves the Big Apple for the Garden State; and Ralph Cifaretto tries to make points with Jackie Aprile Jr.
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Tony and Paulie take a trip south to escape some potentially sticky situations in New Jersey; Junior recovers part of his old self during a poker game.
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The FBI hatches an elaborate scheme to monitor Soprano business; Tony is mindful of Patsy Parisi, who's still mourning the murder of his twin brother; Meadow settles in at college; Livia Soprano's passing brings Janice back from Seattle; and Tony lets his daughter's new friend in on a family secret.
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Stage 5
Season 6, Episode 14
The premiere of “Cleaver” gets Tony thinking about his relationship with Christopher; Johnny Sack absorbs more bad news in prison; Phil analyzes his family history; Silvio's dinner with Gerry is rudely interrupted.
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Tony has a brush with the law before a rowdy 47th birthday celebration with Carmela, Bobby and Janice at a rural retreat in the Adirondacks.
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Uncle Junior seeks to stave off the ennui of house arrest with the company of a policeman's widow; Tony's lawyer advises him to lay low for a while; Richie and Janice show the fire hasn't gone out in their relationship during a party Tony throws for them; Irina tries to persuade Tony to take her back; and Richie gets a lecture from Tony about how he should conduct business.
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Christopher's otherworldly experience during surgery spooks Paulie into seeing a psychic; Dr. Melfi reveals her weaknesses to her therapist; Richie complains to Tony about his end of the garbage business; Carmela has some advice for her philandering husband; David Scatino is at the mercy of Tony's “business practices”; and Tony tries to spend more time with his son.
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Anthony Jr.'s apathy elicits concern from his parents; Christopher speaks his mind while on a movie set with filmmaker Jon Favreau; Carmela asks her neighbor for help regarding Meadow's college plans; Richie tries to make peace with Tony; and Sean and Matt ponder pledging their allegiance to someone else. Janeane Garofalo and Sandra Bernhard guest star.
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Back in New Jersey, Furio begins work as Tony's newest enforcer; Hesh tells Tony a few secrets about his father; Christopher enrolls in a “writer's acting class”; Tony runs an exclusive card game for some classy players (including Frank Sinatra Jr.) that also gets an old friend (Robert Patrick) in hot water; and Meadow prepares for “cabaret night” at school.
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Janice begins making plans for her mother's release from the hospital; Uncle Junior petitions to get out of jail; Tony continues to consolidate his acquisitions; an old-school mafioso gets down to business after 10 years in jail; Tony travels to his ancestral Italy to investigate one of his new “business” ventures, and his traveling companions, Paulie and Christopher, get a taste of “la dolce vita” the Old Country has to offer.
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Meadow tests her parents' disciplinary muscle by partying in her grandmother's vacant house; an old-school mafioso gets down to business after 10 years in jail; Tony travels to his ancestral Italy to investigate one of his new “business” ventures, and his traveling companions, Paulie and Christopher, get a taste of “la dolce vita” the Old Country has to offer. Dr. Kupferberg: Peter Bogdanovich.
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Tony's tenure as northern New Jersey boss is interrupted by the arrival of his estranged, older sister, Janice (Aida Turturro), who seeks to reconcile with their mother and begins making plans for her mom's release from the hospital. Also, Pussy makes an uneasy return to Tony's gang; Uncle Junior petitions to get out of jail; a construction site becomes the scene for a violent protest; Tony continues to consolidate his acquisitions.
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Tony considers taking grave measures when Vin tells him Pussy is wearing a wire for the Feds; Junior learns Tony's crew has meetings in Livia's retirement community; a depressed Tony finds it hard to get out of bed, but when he does he's targeted by Junior's hired guns. Also: Tony fantasizes about his neighbor's exchange student (Maria Grazia Cucinotta).
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Tony and other dads try to strong-arm a lame-duck soccer coach (Kevin O'Rourke) to stay; news of Junior's sex life spreads after a trip with his lover; a rapper whose aunt is owed music royalties by Hesh asks Christopher to arrange a sit-down, and he does---in exchange for a career opportunity for Adriana; and Tony and Carmela hobnob with country-club types, who later grill Tony about Mob life. Massive Genius: Bokeem Woodbine.
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After Anthony Jr. misbehaves and is tested for attention-deficit disorder, Tony recalls his own childhood---and wonders how much the boy is affected by his line of work; the gang does some “spring cleaning” in preparation for indictments that are expected to fall on everyone; Christopher is haunted by one of his victims; and Dr. Melfi's family worries about her association with a mobster.
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When Tony and Meadow visit colleges in Maine, they discuss his business and he runs into a former colleague; Carmela's jealousy of Dr. Melfi continues---and with good reason---despite Tony's decreased libido; and Uncle Junior flexes his muscle and makes some changes, including taxing Hesh's business. Fred Peters: Tony Ray Rossi.
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Hesh helps Tony convince a Hasidic man to sign divorce papers; and Meadow and Hunter ask Christopher for drugs to help them study; a detective (John Heard) is paid to investigate Dr. Melfi; Tony strikes back for the attacks on Christopher and Brendan; and the captains discuss who will take control once Jackie dies.
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Tony seeks help from a therapist and tries to convince his mother to move to a retirement community; Christopher and Brendan hijack a truck owned by a company Uncle Junior is paid to protect; Tony's pals search for a car once owned by Anthony Jr.'s teacher.
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Kaisha
Season 6, Episode 12
Carmela gets back to work, with her husband's help; Christopher follows in Tony's footsteps; A.J. enjoys one of his job's fringe benefits; Phil's dissatisfaction with the status quo continues. Phil: Frank Vincent. Co-written by David Chase.
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Meadow finds a new place to live; Carmela considers her position in life during a getaway with Rosalie; Tony's gang finds itself in unfamiliar financial territory. Rosalie: Sharon Angela.
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Moe n' Joe
Season 6, Episode 10
Johnny Sack's loss could turn into Tony's gain on the home front. Vincent Curatola, Steven R. Schirripa.
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The Ride
Season 6, Episode 9
Christopher unveils a surprise; Tony finds comfort in adhering to tradition; an Italian street fair puts Paulie in an awkward position.
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A real-estate agent (Julianna Margulies) has a proposal for Tony; A.J. tries to take care of family business; Vito is awed by an act of bravery; Patsy laments the decline of the neighborhood. Patsy: Dan Grimaldi.
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Another restaurant moving in on Artie's turf gives him fits, while a scandal threatens Vesuvio from the inside; Christopher and Little Carmine go on a business trip. Little Carmine: Ray Abruzzo. Artie: John Ventimiglia.
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Tony seeks guidance from overseas to solve a local problem, and decides whether a top earner deserves another chance. Directed by Tim Van Patten.
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Johnny Sack asks permission to get out of jail for his daughter's wedding; Tony's on the lookout for personal protection. Johnny: Vincent Curatola.
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Tempers flare when Barone Sanitation is put up for sale; Bobby helps an aspiring rapper pad his résumé; Paulie's world gets turned upside-down by a family matter; Tony converses with an evangelical about religion and dinosaurs. John: Hal Holbrook.
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Mayham
Season 6, Episode 3
Tony tries to head off a potential lawsuit; Silvio suffers from the strain of added responsibility; Christopher proposes a business opportunity to a friend (Tim Daly) from rehab; Vito and Paulie squabble over the spoils from a recent score; Carmela needs help dealing with A.J. Finn: Will Janowitz. Little Carmine: Ray Abruzzo.
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Tony has trouble on a business trip to the west coast; the New Jersey faction mourns the loss of another associate; Christopher discusses terrorism with the FBI. Hesh: Jerry Adler. Harris: Matt Servitto.
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Tony mulls an associate's proposal to move on; Junior hunts for hidden treasure; and Hesh intervenes on his son-in-law's behalf. Hesh: Jerry Adler.
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Tony worries that Johnny Sack might start a war over the misdeeds of Tony Blundetto (Steve Buscemi); Carmela mulls over her reconciliation with her husband; and A.J. reveals a hidden talent. Co-written by series creator David Chase.
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Tony Soprano and Tony Blundetto (Steve Buscemi) confide in one another about their pasts; Carmela's interest in a real-estate deal is supported by her estranged husband, who also mulls an offer from Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola). Adriana: Drea de Matteo. Carmela: Edie Falco.
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Even though Tony's affair with Valentina (Leslie Bega) is red-hot, he is obsessed with an old flame; a frustrated Tony B. (Steve Buscemi) blows off some steam in the city.
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Cold Cuts
Season 5, Episode 10
Tony B. and Christopher reflect on some painful memories during a trip to the country; Carmela plans another party with Tony; Tony baits Janice after she takes an anger-management class. Mike Figgis directed.
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Gossip about Tony Blundetto (Steve Buscemi) puts Tony Soprano at odds with Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola); Meadow looks out for her boyfriend's financial well-being; A.J. avoids making summer plans. Finn: Will Janowitz. A.J.: Robert Iler. Meadow: Jamie-Lynn DiScala.
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Phil Leotardo (Frank Vincent) pays a visit to Pussy's auto-repair shop; ex-con Tony Blundetto ponders an offer that might violate his parole; Johnny Sack gets a new car. Blundetto: Steve Buscemi. Johnny Sack: Vincent Curatola. Written by Michael Imperioli.
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Tony learns answers to questions about his lot in life from his late father's old girlfriend (Polly Bergen); Junior finds a silver lining in the dark cloud of a distant relative's funeral; Christopher has second thoughts about a new friend's habit. Junior: Dominic Chianese. Christopher: Michael Imperioli. Directed by Steve Buscemi.
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Anxious for her son to continue his education, Carmela works overtime with his college counselor (David Strathairn); Tony Blundetto eyes a new business venture; A.J. rethinks his living situation. Blundetto: Steve Buscemi. A.J.: Robert Iler. Carmela: Edie Falco.
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A rumor about Adriana circulates among Tony Soprano's associates while Christopher is tending to matters out of town. Paulie: Tony Sirico. Silvio: Steven Van Zandt. Christopher: Michael Imperioli.
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Johnny Sack is emphatic about not sharing his power; A.J. tests his mother's patience with a trip to New York; Feech drives Tony up a wall with a car heist. Rusty: Frankie Valli. Angelo: Joe Santos. Lorraine: Patti D'Arbanville. Robert Wegler: David Strathairn.
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Uncle Junior takes an unsupervised tour of his old neighborhood; a turf war erupts when Feech La Manna (Robert Loggia) looks for a cut of a local lawnmowing enterprise; Johnny Sack expresses his disdain for Tony's latest solution to a power problem; Artie gets a new place to live. Bobby: Steven R. Schirripa. Artie: John Ventimiglia.
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Rat Pack
Season 5, Episode 2
Tony throws a party for his cousin Tony Blundetto (Steve Buscemi) when he's released from prison, and receives disturbing news about a contractor. Elsewhere, Adriana is wracked with guilt after cooperating with the FBI. Phil: Frank Vincent. Artie: John Ventimiglia. Rosalie: Sharon Angela.
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Two Tonys
Season 5, Episode 1
Tony and Carmela adjust to their separation; Janice (Aida Turturro) begins to host Sunday dinner; a group of mob associates prepare for parole; Christopher tires of paying the check at social gatherings. Bobby: Steven R. Schirripa. Johnny Sack: Vincent Curatola.
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Whitecaps
Season 4, Episode 13
The Sopranos look into real estate at the shore, Tony's boat gets a new stereo and Carmine (Tony Lip) wants to let bygones be bygones. Little Paulie: Carlo Capotorto. Benny: Max Casella. Johnny Sack: Vincent Curatola. Carmela: Edie Falco. Tony: James Gandolfini.
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Eloise
Season 4, Episode 12
Tony, Johnny Sack and Carmine (Tony Lip) try to solve a business dilemma; Furio doesn't feel very lucky on a casino trip; Meadow and Carmela debate the finer points of literature. Nucci: Frances Esemplare. Johnny Sack: Vincent Curatola. Meadow: Jamie-Lynn Sigler. Carmela: Edie Falco.
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The future of Tony's HUD scheme hangs in the balance after a sit-down with Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola); Janice's patience with Bobby (Steven R. Schirripa) is wearing thin; Melfi interprets Tony's dreams. Furio: Federico Castelluccio. Janice: Aida Turturro. Melfi: Lorraine Bracco.
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Dr. Melfi disagrees with Tony's latest self-evaluation; Anthony Jr. reluctantly accompanies his mother on a visit to Furio's; Christopher's future may not be so rosy after all. Furio: Federico Castelluccio. Anthony Jr.: Robert Iler. Melfi: Lorraine Bracco.
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Uncle Junior's lawyers respond to some harsh treatment of their client in the press; Tony returns to a familiar safe haven; Ralph gets a taste of his own medicine when he pulls a prank on Paulie. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Junior: Dominic Chianese. Tony: James Gandolfini.
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Furio (Federico Castelluccio) takes a trip to his native Italy to visit his father; Carmela explores new avenues in the investment world; Paulie dotes on his mother at Green Grove; Ralph shows off his new girlfriend. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Carmela: Edie Falco. Paulie: Tony Sirico.
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Tony and Ralph disregard the advice of Carmela's cousin, a financial adviser, about a moneymaking scheme; Adriana is getting anxious to tie the knot; Paulie finally gets out of jail. Brian: Matt Del Negro. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Adriana: Drea de Matteo. Carmela: Edie Falco.
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Christopher's responsibilities continue to grow; Furio (Federico Castelluccio) gets some help in the dating game from Carmela; Anthony Jr. finds a new girlfriend; Tony hears news about the past. Artie: John Ventimiglia. Anthony Jr.: Robert Iler. Carmela: Edie Falco. Christopher: Michael Imperioli. Directed by Steve Buscemi. Written by Imperioli.
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Pie-O-My
Season 4, Episode 5
Uncle Junior is incensed by a court artist's unflattering likeness of him; Tony finds solace at the racetrack; Janice offers Bobby a shoulder to cry on; Christopher's business dealings at Adriana's club makes her nervous. Bobby: Steven R. Schirripa. Janice: Aida Turturro. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Junior: Dominic Chianese.
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Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola) wants revenge for a joke about his wife; Silvio and Christopher seek out an old hit man; Furio hosts a housewarming party. Ginny: Denise Borino. Carmine: Tony Lip. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Elliot: Peter Bogdanovich. Furio: Federico Castelluccio.
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A tragic accident shocks Bobby and his family; Uncle Junior's trial begins; Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola) doesn't find any humor in a joke about his wife (Denise Borino); Janice talks to her therapist about the men in her life; and the Columbus Day parade has Silvio riled up. Gabriella: Maureen Van Zandt. Karen: Christine Pedi. Zellman: Peter Riegert. Patsy: Dan Grimaldi.
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No Show
Season 4, Episode 2
Tony is none too pleased when he finds out about Janice's latest boyfriend; Meadow looks to a therapist (Linda Lavin) for help with her future plans; the FBI picks an unlikely target; Christopher and Patsy clash at the Newark construction site. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Janice: Aida Turturro. Patsy: Dan Grimaldi. Harris: Matt Servitto. Grasso: Frank Pando.
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In the fourth-season opener, Carmela is concerned about the family's financial future; Zellman (Peter Riegert) gives Tony a tip on a money-making venture; Uncle Junior worries about his upcoming trial; Christopher repays an old debt; and Bobby gets a promotion. Danielle: Lola Glaudini. Johnny Sack: Vincent Curatola. Bobby: Steven R. Schirripa. Written by David Chase.
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Tony decides to delegate and tells Ralph (Joe Pantoliano) to handle the situation with Jackie Aprile Jr. (Jason Cerbone); Anthony Jr.'s shenanigans may land him in military school; Meadow realizes what it means to be a Soprano after being away from home. Anthony Jr.: Robert Iler. Meadow: Jamie-Lynn Sigler.
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Amour Fou
Season 3, Episode 12
Despite being warned early and often by Tony, Jackie Aprile Jr. (Jason Cerbone) decides to make a name for himself in the underworld; Carmela's visit to confession is motivated by guilt. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Carmela: Edie Falco. Tony: James Gandolfini.
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Paulie and Christopher get lost in New Jersey's Pine Barrens; Meadow reconsiders her feelings for Jackie Jr. (Jason Cerbone); Tony's new friendship hits a snag. Paulie: Tony Sirico. Christopher: Michael Imperioli. Meadow: Jamie-Lynn Sigler.
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Bacala (Steven R. Schirripa) is reluctant to wear Pussy's old Santa suit for a holiday party; Tony seeks Dr. Melfi's help when he's haunted by memories of a Christmas past; Janice volunteers to host Christmas dinner. Silvio: Steven Van Zandt. Dr. Melfi: Lorraine Bracco. Tony: James Gandolfini.
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Adriana may have to go back to work because of Christopher's latest surprise; Anthony Jr. gets in hot water at school; Carmela's birthday brings out Tony's softer side. Adriana: Drea de Matteo. Anthony Jr.: Robert Iler. Carmela: Edie Falco.
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Tony ponders his feud with Ralph (Joe Pantoliano); Jackie Aprile Jr. (Jason Cerbone) and Meadow find a common ground; Tony decides to shop for a new car. Gloria: Annabella Sciorra. Dr. Melfi: Lorraine Bracco. Tony: James Gandolfini. Meadow: Jamie-Lynn Sigler.
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Much to his chagrin, Christopher's probationary period continues under Paulie; Tony talks to Uncle Junior about getting a second opinion regarding his cancer treatment; Anthony Jr.'s school trip leaves Tony and Carmela home alone. Paulie: Tony Sirico. Carmela: Edie Falco. Christopher: Michael Imperioli.
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Ralph Cifaretto (Joe Pantoliano) isn't making any friends with his increasingly volatile behavior; Meadow is fed up with her roommate's neuroses, prompting her to spend more time with her boyfriend. Noah: Patrick Tully. Tracee: Ariel Kelly. Caitlin: Ari Graynor. Rosalie: Sharon Angela. Gigi: John Fiore.
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Bobby “Bacala” Baccalieri Sr. (Burt Young) comes out of retirement, but neither his son (Steven R. Schirripa) nor Uncle Junior is too thrilled about it. Meanwhile, things get complicated for Artie at his restaurant; Carmela decides to check on Tony's progress in therapy. Artie: John Ventimiglia. Charmaine: Katherine Narducci. Adriana: Drea de Matteo.
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Svetlana (Alla Kliouka) tries to get a leg up on Janice; a personal crisis interrupts Tony's therapy; Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola) leaves the Big Apple for the Garden State; Ralph Cifaretto tries to make points with Jackie Aprile Jr. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Jackie: Jason Cerbone. Rosalie: Sharon Angela.
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Janice gets a leg up on Svetlana (Alla Kliouka) in her quest for Livia's record collection; Tony has a heart-to-heart chat with Jackie Aprile Jr. (Jason Cerbone); Dr. Melfi finds another cause of Tony's anxiety attacks; and Anthony Jr. finds his niche on the football field. Johnny Boy Soprano: Joseph Siravo. Noah: Patrick Tully. Carmine: Tony Lip. Irina: Oksana Babiy.
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Livia Soprano's passing brings Janice (Aida Turturro) back from Seattle; Tony lets his daughter's new friend (Patrick Tully) in on a family secret. Zellman: Peter Riegert. Ralph: Joe Pantoliano. Svetlana: Alla Kliouka. Barbara: Nicole Burdette. Hugh: Tom Aldredge. Gigi: John Fiore.
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The FBI hatches an elaborate scheme to monitor Soprano business; Tony is mindful of Patsy Parisi (Dan Grimaldi), who's still mourning the murder of his twin brother; Meadow settles in at college. Gigi: John Fiore. Agent Harris: Matt Servitto. Caitlin: Ari Graynor. Lilliana: Katalin Pota. Agent Grasso: Frank Pando. Birgit: Erica Leerhsen.
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Funhouse
Season 2, Episode 13
Tony and Pussy pull off a scam that puts a smile on Carmela's face; Livia and her sister (Barbara Andres) plan a trip to Arizona; Meadow eagerly awaits her graduation. Livia: Nancy Marchand. Carmela: Edie Falco. Meadow: Jamie-Lynn Sigler.
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Richie and Janice show the fire hasn't gone out in their relationship during a party Tony throws for them; Irina (Oksana Babiy) tries to persuade Tony to take her back; Junior looks back at a lifetime of allegiances. Richie: David Proval. Janice: Aida Turturro. Junior: Dominic Chianese. Tony: James Gandolfini.
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Uncle Junior seeks to stave off the ennui of house arrest with the company of a policeman's widow (Mary Louise Wilson); after one legal scrape too many, Tony's lawyer (David Margulies) advises him to lay low for a while; Richie gets a lecture from Tony about how he should conduct business. Richie: David Proval. Junior: Dominic Chianese. Dr. Melfi: Lorraine Bracco. Tony: James Gandolfini.
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Bust Out
Season 2, Episode 10
Richie complains to Tony about his end of the garbage business, then runs to Junior to complain about Tony. Also, David Scatino (Robert Patrick) is at the mercy of Tony's “business practices,” and Tony tries to spend more time with his son. Vic: Joe Penny. Christine: Marisa Redanty. Richie: David Proval. Anthony Jr.: Robert Iler.
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Christopher's otherworldly experience during surgery spooks Paulie into seeing a psychic; Dr. Melfi reveals her weaknesses to her therapist; Carmela has some advice for her philandering husband. Dr. Kupferberg: Peter Bogdanovich. Paulie: Tony Sirico. Christopher: Michael Imperioli.
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Carmela asks her neighbor (Saundra Santiago) for help regarding Meadow's college plans; Richie tries to make peace with Tony; Sean and Matt ponder pledging their allegiance to someone else. Sean: Chris Tardio. Matt: Lillo Brancato Jr. Richie: David Proval. Carmela: Edie Falco.
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D-Girl
Season 2, Episode 7
Anthony Jr.'s increasing apathy elicits concern from his parents; Christopher speaks his mind while on a movie set with filmmaker Jon Favreau. Janeane Garofalo and Sandra Bernhard guest star. Anthony Jr.: Robert Iler. Christopher: Michael Imperioli.
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Tony runs an exclusive card game for some classy players (including Frank Sinatra Jr.) that also gets an old friend (Robert Patrick) in hot water; Meadow prepares for “cabaret night” at school. Matt: Lillo Brancato Jr. Sean: Chris Tardio. Eric: John C. Hensley. Artie: John Ventimiglia. Hillel: Sig Libowitz.
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Back in New Jersey, Furio (Federico Castelluccio) begins work as Tony's newest enforcer; Hesh (Jerry Adler) tells Tony a few secrets about his father; Dr. Melfi consults her therapist (Peter Bogdanovich) about dumping Tony as a patient; Christopher enrolls in a “writer's acting class.” Adriana: Drea de Matteo. Tony: James Gandolfini. Christopher: Michael Imperioli. Dr. Melfi: Lorraine Bracco.
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Tony travels to his ancestral Italy to investigate one of his new “business” ventures and, while there, also meets a valuable new ally (Federico Castelluccio). Meanwhile, his traveling companions, Paulie and Christopher, get a taste of “la dolce vita” the Old Country has to offer. Tony: James Gandolfini. Paulie: Tony Sirico. Christopher: Michael Imperioli.
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Toodle-oo
Season 2, Episode 3
Meadow (Jamie-Lynn Sigler) tests her parents' disciplinary muscle by partying in her grandmother's vacant house; an old-school mafioso (David Proval) gets down to business after 10 years in jail; Dr. Melfi is troubled by a chance meeting with Tony. Hunter: Michele DeCesare. Dr. Kupferberg: Peter Bogdanovich. Beansie: Paul Herman. Dr. Schreck: Matthew Sussman. Dr. Melfi: Lorraine Bracco.
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Janice begins making plans for her mother's release from the hospital; Uncle Junior petitions to get out of jail; a construction site becomes the scene for a violent protest; Tony continues to consolidate his acquisitions. Janice: Aida Turturro. Rev. James Sr.: Bill Cobbs. Rev. James Jr.: Gregalan Williams. Skip: Louis Lombardi. Melvoin: Richard Portnow. Bacala: Steven R. Schirripa. Massarone: Robert Desiderio.
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Tony's tenure as northern New Jersey boss is interrupted by the arrival of his estranged, older sister, Janice (Aida Turturro), who seeks to reconcile with their mother. Also, Pussy makes an uneasy return to Tony's gang. Hesh: Jerry Adler. Pussy: Vincent Pastore. Matt: Lillo Brancato Jr. Sean: Chris Tardio. Barbara: Nicole Burdette. Tony: James Gandolfini. Carmela: Edie Falco.
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Dr. Melfi suggests Livia was involved in the hit on Tony, but he doesn't believe it until he hears the Feds' tapes of conversations between Livia and Junior. Meanwhile, Livia tells Artie about the restaurant fire; and Carmela learns she's not Father Phil's only close friend.
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Isabella
Season 1, Episode 12
A deeply depressed Tony (James Gandolfini) finds it hard to get out of bed, but when he does he's targeted by Junior's hired guns. Also: Tony fantasizes about his neighbor's exchange student (Maria Grazia Cucinotta); and Dr. Melfi increases his medication.
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Tony considers taking grave measures when Vin tells him Pussy (Vincent Pastore) is wearing a wire for the Feds; and Junior learns Tony's crew has meetings in Livia's retirement community. Also: personal problems take their toll on Vin; and Carmela confronts Livia.
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A rapper (Bokeem Woodbine) whose aunt is owed music royalties by Hesh asks Christopher to arrange a sit-down, and he does---in exchange for a career opportunity for Adriana. Also: Tony and Carmela hobnob with country-club types, who later grill Tony about Mob life.
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Boca
Season 1, Episode 9
Tony and other dads try to strong-arm a lame-duck soccer coach (Kevin O'Rourke) to stay, but plot to get rid of him after they learn he's been having an affair with a player. Also: news of Junior's sex life spreads after a trip with his lover (Robyn Peterson). Ally: Cara Jedell.
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The gang does some “spring cleaning” in preparation for indictments that are expected to fall on everyone; Christopher (Michael Imperioli) is haunted by one of his victims; Dr. Melfi's family worries about her association with a mobster. Richard: Richard Romanus.
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Down Neck
Season 1, Episode 7
After Anthony Jr. (Robert Iler) misbehaves and is tested for attention deficit disorder, Tony recalls his own childhood---and wonders how much the boy is affected by his line of work. Also: Livia learns that Tony's in therapy. Livia: Nancy Marchand. Tony: James Gandolfini.
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Carmela's jealousy of Dr. Melfi continues---and with good reason---despite Tony's decreased libido; and Uncle Junior (Dominic Chianese) flexes his muscle and makes some changes, including taxing Hesh's business and disposing of one captain's biggest earners.
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College
Season 1, Episode 5
When Tony and Meadow visit colleges in Maine, they discuss his business; and he runs into a former colleague. Also: Father Phil (Paul Schulze) keeps an ill Carmela company, and she confesses her guilt about Tony's line of work after learning his therapist is a woman.
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Hesh (Jerry Adler) helps Tony convince a Hasidic man to sign divorce papers; and Meadow and Hunter ask Christopher for drugs to help them study. Also: Arty has trouble getting insurance money for the fire; and Charmaine has surprising news for Carmela.
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46 Long
Season 1, Episode 2
Christopher and Brendan hijack a truck owned by a company Uncle Junior is paid to protect; Livia nearly loses her home to fire, but still refuses to move into a retirement facility; Tony's pals search for a car once owned by Anthony Jr.'s teacher. Jackie: Michael Rispoli.
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Sopranos
Season 1, Episode 1
In the series opener, middle-aged Mob boss Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) sees a therapist (Lorraine Bracco) about panic attacks, and tries to move his mom to a retirement home; and Uncle Junior plans to conduct business in a restaurant owned by Tony's friend. Meanwhile, Carmela and Meadow butt heads.
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