The Sopranos [OV]

In the Season Six premiere, Tony ponders an associate's retirement request, and shares a recent windfall with Carmela. Junior takes Tony on a backyard treasure hunt; Hesh seeks restitution for a wrong perpetrated on his son-in-law.

In the wake of being shot by Junior, Tony lies perilously close to death and endures a delusional west-coast business trip in which he loses his wallet...and his identity.

Silvio divides the spoils from Paulie's latest score, and heads off a territorial impasse between Bobby and Vito. Carmela turns to an unexpected source for some help with A.J.; Christopher turns to an old writing acquaintance for help.

Tony is finally on the mend, but doesn't quite feel himself. Later, he and Johnny Sack haggle over Barone Sanitation's future--and Tony's part in it. Meanwhile, Paulie is rocked by his aunt's shocking revelation.

Johnny files a petition to attend his daughter's wedding. Later, Johnny pressures Tony to help him eliminate someone; and Vito fears for his life after an associate sees him at a gay bar.

News breaks about Vito's secret life, but Tony tries to avoid a rush to judgment--until Finn confirms the truth. Benny and Terry Doria find Vito, but he races off and hides out in a small New Hampshire town.

Artie's business is jeopardized by a rival restaurant and staff scandal that leads to an escalating fight with Benny. Christopher and Little Carmine pursue Ben Kingsley to star in their film 'Cleaver.'

Vito, still lying low in New Hampshire, is wowed by an act of heroism; A.J. looks to 'diversify'; Tony is tempted by an offer--and more--from a sexy real estate agent. Meanwhile, A.J. visits Uncle Junior with thoughts of revenge.

Christopher makes an announcement; Paulie pays a price for cutting costs at the Feast of St. Elzear; Tony goes 'old school' with Christopher. Later, Liz LaCerva tells Carmela that Adriana was killed by Christopher--who has a relapse.

Tony leverages Johnny's misfortune into a domestic upgrade; Bacala suffers vision impairment; Melfi pushes Tony to delve into his past with Janice; Vito's attempt to make a go of it as a handyman fails, sending him back to New Jersey.

A frenzy of borrowing money hits the crew; Carmela waxes philosophical on a trip to Paris with Rosalie; Meadow relocates; Vito tracks Tony down and begs to be let back in--something the crew is dubious about.

Tony gets Carmela's career with the spec house back on track; Christopher picks up where Tony left off with Julianna, but it leads to dangerous ends; and A.J. finds love. Meanwhile, Phil won't leave well enough alone.

After a close call at home, Tony and Carmela head to the Adirondacks for a weekend with Bobby and Janice.

Tony finds art imitating life at the 'Cleaver' premiere; in prison, Johnny Sack copes with more bad news.

With the heat turned up in Jersey, Tony and Paulie head south to cool off. Meanwhile, Junior rekindles some of his old fire in a poker game.

Tony hits an unlucky stretch; A.J. makes a life-changing decision; Vito's widow Marie turns to Tony for help with her troubled son.

A.J. struggles with depression; Kelli's dad is the unwitting catalyst of a new feud between Christopher and Paulie.

An asbestos-disposal impasse raises tensions between Jersey and New York; Tony has a revelation; Paulie gets upstaged.

Phil turns down Tony's offer of compromise; A.J. despairs about the world and his future; Tony takes umbrage over an affront to Meadow.

The allegiance of those closest to Tony is put to the test; a case of mistaken identity has serious ramifications.

Series finale. The final chapter in the saga of the Soprano family.