The Sopranos

Tony lends Uncle Junior a helping hand as legal bills begin to pile up. Carmela wants to learn more about the family finances.

Meadow slips into a depression, announcing that she will be dropping out of school and traveling to Europe.

Silvio, intensely proud of his heritage, takes a stand to break up a Native American protest against the annual Columbus Day parade.

Carmela finds herself becoming attracted to Furio, who holds a housewarming party.

Ralph invests in a race horse that Tony becomes very attached to. After a choice of self-preservation, Adriana meets her new FBI handler.

Christopher's heroin addiction continues to beset his competence. Tony learns of a major development in the life of Gloria Trillo.

After four months of incarceration, Paulie is released, and the family throws him a party at Bada Bing.

Tony considers starting yet another extramarital relationship, provided he's not breaking his own rules.

After rolling down the stairs at the entrance of the court, Junior sees before him the golden opportunity to escape a conviction.

Where is Ralph Cifaretto? He has not been seen in several days, even in the hospital where his child is in a critical condition.

Unable to reach a satisfactory agreement with Carmine about the percentages of the business, Tony travels South to meet with Little Carmine.

Not the first time that an excuse is recorded on the answering machine of the Bada Bing. But it is the first time the excuse is from Furio.

Junior's trial is over, giving, to the surprise of all, freedom. The matter is resolved in a true traditional Soprano style.