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Directed by: Tim Van Patten Written by: Lawrence Konner "SOPRANO WINS FREEDOM, INDICTS NEPHEW - STAR WITNESS WEDS ANGIE DICKINSON" Is that headline for real? Did Junior actually rat Tony out and hook up with Police Woman? No, no and not in this universe. But while undergoing surgery for his...

Directed by: Allen Coulter Written by: Teleplay by Terence Winter and Salvatore Stabile, Story by David Chase & Terence Winter & Todd A. Kessler and Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess One day Tony's sitting in the Bada Bing when one of the dancers approaches him. Her name's Tracee and she's baked...

Directed by: Jack Bender Written by: Terence Winter Bobby "Bacala" Baccilieri, Sr. comes out of retirement to deal with a young hothead named Mustang Sally - much to the chagrin of his son and Uncle Junior. At Christopher's insistance, Adriana leaves her job at Nuovo Vesuvio, leaving Artie...

Directed by: John Patterson Written by: Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess "My mother's dead and I haven't had a panic attack since then." That's Tony's report to Dr. Melfi. But while Tony may think he's in the express lane to recovery, Melfi knows better. "Are you happy?" she asks. When there's...

Directed by: Henry J. Bronchtein Written by: Todd A. Kessler Christopher finds that being a "made" man isn't all it's cracked up to be, as he's forced to take part in a small-time college heist with Jackie Aprile, Jr. to cover his debts to Paulie. Janice moves into her mother's house, where she...

Directed by: Tim Van Patten Written by: David Chase Tony's concerns that his mother will rat him out to the feds expire when she, literally, does. Ignoring Livia's wish not to have a funeral, Janice arrives from Seattle to arrange for one with all the trimmings. Meanwhile, Meadow's college...

Directed by: Allen Coulter Written by: David Chase Season Three opens with the Sopranos going about the daily activities of a typical upwardly mobile American family: Anthony, Jr. is skateboarding, smoking cigarettes and denigrating school authority. Carmela is taking tennis lessons. Meadow is...

Directed by: John Patterson Written by: David Chase and Todd A. Kessler The last episode of the season finds things going pretty well for Tony. Business-wise, things are great: the Webistics scam and Scatino bust out yielded, as Junior might put it, some serious sponduliks. A current venture...

Directed by: Allen Coulter Written by: Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess What's to be done about Richie Aprile? It's not a rhetorical question. And it's going to have to be answered soon because he's rapidly running out his string with Tony. He's still selling drugs on his garbage routes and...

Directed by: Tim Van Patten Written by: Terence Winter This week Tony finds out that going to jail might not be as bad as what you have to do to avoid it. Tony's lawyer, Neil Mink, warns him that while he dodged a bullet on the Bevilaqua matter, the Feds are still gunning for him. The...

Directed by: John Patterson Written by: Frank Renzulli and Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess and David Chase There's a witness. A law-abiding civilian -- or "flag-salutin' motherfucker" in Paulie's parlance -- was in Hacklebarney State Park the night Matt Bevilaqua was whacked. He heard the...

Directed by: Henry J. Bronchtein Written by: Michael Imperioli There are spirits in Essex County this week -- and they're anything but blithe. To everyone's relief, Christopher has survived the attempt on his life -- but not before going into arrest and being clinically dead for a full minute...

Directed by: Allen Coulter Written by: Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess In Tony Soprano's world, there's no such thing as doing a simple favor for someone. To the contrary: it's never simple and isn't always a favor. Case in point: Carmela is concerned that despite having good grades and high...

Directed by: Allen Coulter Written by: Todd A. Kessler "Life is essentially meaningless." Tony talking to Dr. Melfi? Livia to anyone who'll listen? No, this time it's Anthony, Jr. to his parents, upon being caught driving -- and crashing -- his mother's car. An unrepentant A.J. has been...

Directed by: John Patterson Written by: Frank Renzulli Now that he's back with Dr. Melfi, Tony tells her that he's angry with all the "happy wanderers" in the world: the people who manage to get through life "with a clear head." At the moment, however, he doesn't have time to explore this...

Directed by: Tim Van Patten Written by: Terence Winter Watch out, New Jersey, Furio Giunta has arrived. The latest addition to the Soprano crew is safely in the States and, as a favor to Tony by Artie Bucco, gainfully employed as a mozzarella maker at the Nuovo Vesuvio Restaurant. But make no...

Directed by: Tim Van Patten Written by: David Chase This week Tony goes to the old country to conduct new business while Carmela stays home and contemplates the nature of marriage. As part of the spoils of being Boss, Tony now controls the family's luxury car "export" business. This new...

Directed by: Lee Tamahori Written by: Frank Renzulli Richie Aprile is back in town. Big brother of the late, great Jackie Aprile, Richie has just finished ten years in prison and is looking to pick up where he left off. He figures it should be pretty easy, too. After all, the jerky kid he used...

Directed by: Allen Coulter Written by: Jason Cahill Tony still has his two famiglia, but he's now the sole Boss of the professional one, as Junior's been indicted on twelve RICO predicates. So while his uncle spends his days sporting an orange jumpsuit and doing the perp walk, Tony is running...

Directed by: Allen Coulter Written by: Jason Cahill Tony still has his two famiglia, but he's now the sole Boss of the professional one, as Junior's been indicted on twelve RICO predicates. So while his uncle spends his days sporting an orange jumpsuit and doing the perp walk, Tony is running...