The Sopranos

Tony ponders an associate's retirement request, and shares a recent windfall with Carmela.

In the wake of being shot by Junior, Tony endures a delusional business trip in which he loses his identity.

Silvio divides the spoils from Paulie's latest score, and heads off a territorial impasse between Bobby and Vito.

Tony and Johnny Sack haggle over Barone Sanitation; Paulie is rocked by an aunt's revelation.

Johnny files a petition to attend his daughter's wedding; Tony hires a hot-headed new bodyguard.

Tony debates whether to give a top earner a second chance, and looks abroad to settle a local dispute.

Artie's business is threatened by a rival and a scandal; Christopher and Little Carmine try a new venture.

Tony is tempted by a real-estate offer; Vito is wowed by an act of heroism; A.J. looks to "diversify."

Christopher makes a surprise announcement; Paulie pays a price for cutting costs at an Italian street fair.

Tony leverages Johnny's misfortune into a domestic upgrade; Bacala suffers vision impairment.

A frenzy of cash borrowing hits the crew; Carmela waxes philosophical on a trip with Rosalie; Meadow relocates.

Tony gets Carmela's career back on track; Chris picks up where Tony left off; A.J. gets a work perk.

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.

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.

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.

The final chapter in the saga of the Soprano family.