The story of New Jersey-based Italian-American mobster Tony Soprano and the difficulties he faces as he tries to balance the conflicting requirements of his home life and the criminal organization he heads. Those difficulties are often highlighted through his ongoing professional relationship with psychiatrist Jennifer Melfi. The show features Tony's family members and Mafia associates in prominent roles and story arcs, most notably his wife Carmela and his cousin and protégé Christopher Moltisanti.
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The story of New Jersey-based Italian-American mobster Tony Soprano and the difficulties he faces as he tries to balance the conflicting requirements of his home life and the criminal organization he heads. Those difficulties are often highlighted through his ongoing professional relationship with psychiatrist Jennifer Melfi. The show features Tony's family members and Mafia associates in prominent roles and story arcs, most notably his wife Carmela and his cousin and protégé Christopher Moltisanti.
Season 4 episodes
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Tony invests in a land deal despite Carmela's concerns about money. Junior faces his own financial woes as his trial approaches. Adriana brings her new friend to the Soprano Sunday dinner, but Adriana has no idea who Danielle is working for. Tony bonds with Christopher by giving him the opportunity to avenge the murder of his father.
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Directed by Allen CoulterWritten by David ChaseGuest stars Christine Pedi, Val Bisoglio, Peter Riegert, Will Arnett, Tom Mason, Angelo Massagli, Lola Glaudini, Frank Santorelli
With Paulie in jail, Christopher becomes acting capo, but he gets off to a bad start with Patsy. Still troubled by Jackie Jr.'s death, Meadow contemplates taking a year off from college to travel. Meanwhile, Adriana is in a bind after ending her friendship with Daniele, and Silvio discusses a misunderstanding at a Newark riverfront construction site.
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Directed by John PattersonWritten by David Chase, Terence WinterGuest stars David S. Lomax, John Ventimiglia, Will Arnett, Linda Lavin, George Loros, Raymond Franza, Lola Glaudini, Frank Pellegrino
Silvio and Ralph must take care of a planned protest of the Columbus Day parade by a Native American group. At an Italian pride ladies' lunch, Carmela is embarrassed by anti-Mafia remarks. Meanwhile, Ralph deals with new relationship troubles, and Bobby receives some tough news.
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Directed by Tim Van PattenWritten by Maria Laurino, Michael Imperioli, Michael ImperioliGuest stars Tony Darrow, Montel Williams, Joyce Van Patten, Paul Schulze, Nick Di Paolo, Christine Pedi, Val Bisoglio, John Ventimiglia
A disparaging remark about his wife sets Johnny Sack off on a vendetta. Meadow decides to do volunteer work at the South Bronx Law Center; Furio hosts a housewarming party for the gang; Silvio and Chris make an offer to an old-time hit man named Lou DiMaggio; and Tony and Carmela find themselves at odds over the family's bill-consolidation strategy.
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Directed by Jack BenderWritten by Terence WinterGuest stars Richard Bright, Peter Bogdanovich, Julie Goldman, Raymond Franza, Stan Carp, Jeff Robins, Joe Pantoliano, Tony Lip
Checking out Ralph's promising new filly at the track, Tony displays a flair for horse-racing strategy--and discovers an unexpected affinity for the stable life. Adriana finds her rock club being used as a place of business for Chris and his pals. Meanwhile, a court artist incurs the wrath of Uncle Junior, and Janice feeds Bobby in his hour of need.
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Directed by Henry J. BronchteinWritten by Mitchell Burgess, Robin GreenGuest stars Tony Darrow, Karen Young, Aaron Gryder, Val Bisoglio, James Farrell, Ben Lipitz, Santo Fazio, Sabrina Gennarino
After hiring an attractive French hostess, Elodi, Artie agrees to loan her brother some money, with interest. Meanwhile, Christopher gets some new responsibilities; Carmela fixes Furio up with an oral hygienist; Anthony Jr. becomes the 'dough boy' of a new rich girlfriend; and Tony receives some unsettling news about an old acquaintance.
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Directed by Steve BuscemiWritten by Michael ImperioliGuest stars Ronobir Lahiri, Jessica Dunphy, Heidi Dippold, John Ventimiglia, Annabella Sciorra, Paul Dano, Vanessa Quijas, Jean-Hugues Anglade
Tony and the gang throw Paulie a Bada Bing bash after his release from jail, but it doesn't take long for old tensions to resurface. Carmela's cousin Brian throws out a hypothetical investment scenario that Tony and Ralph attempt to turn into reality with the help of Assemblyman Zellman and a black community leader.
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Directed by John PattersonWritten by Terence Winter, David Chase, Robin Green, Mitchell Burgess, Terence Winter, Nick SantoraGuest stars Malcolm Barrett, Karen Young, Bobbie Phillips, Vondie Curtis-Hall, Peter Riegert, Lola Glaudini, Frank Pellegrino, Vanessa Liguori
Paulie takes pains to integrate his mother Nucci into the social world at Green Grove. Meanwhile, Furio faces up to his inner feelings during a trip to Italy to see his ailing father; Ralph introduces Tony to his new 'goomar,' Valentina; and Carmela finds a new source of investment income.
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Directed by Dan AttiasWritten by Terence Winter, David Chase, Robin Green, Mitchell Burgess, Lawrence KonnerGuest stars Paul Schulze, Leslie Bega, Heidi Dippold, Roberta Wallach, John Ventimiglia, Modi, Anthony Patellis, Manon Halliburton
After an aggressive team of reporters lowers the boom on Uncle Junior, his lawyers try a new strategy. Ralph has some fun at the expense of Paulie and his mother, but soon winds up with his own family problems. Meanwhile, Tony again finds refuge at the stables.
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Directed by Tim Van PattenWritten by Mitchell Burgess, Robin GreenGuest stars Tony Darrow, Gene Gabriel, Paul Schulze, Leslie Bega, Tim Kang, Bruce Kirkpatrick, Debargo Sanyal, John Ventimiglia
At therapy, Tony likens himself to the 'sad clown,' but Melfi doesn't buy into his melancholy portrait. Meanwhile, Carmela drags A.J. with her to Furio's house to offer decorating tips and companionship; Paulie puts the finishing touches on some free artwork; and Christopher finds himself at a crossroads.
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Directed by Alan TaylorWritten by David Chase, Terence Winter, Robin Green, Mitchell BurgessGuest stars Elias Koteas, Karen Young, Leslie Bega, Heather MacRae, Frank Santorelli, Alla Kliouka, Marissa Matrone, Daniel London
After a sitdown with Carmine and Johnny Sack, Tony contemplates the future of the HUD partnership. Meanwhile, Paulie blows off steam with an old pal; Janice starts losing patience with the obsessive Bobby; and Melfi ponders the Freudian undercurrents of Tony's latest dreams.
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Directed by Tim Van PattenWritten by Terence Winter, David Chase, Robin Green, Mitchell Burgess, Robin Green, Mitchell Burgess, David Chase, David FlebotteGuest stars Tony Darrow, Jessica Dunphy, Ray Abruzzo, Peter Bogdanovich, Annabella Sciorra, Alla Kliouka, Joe Pantoliano, Paul Herman
Tony continues to haggle with Johnny Sack and the two Carmines over the Esplanade profits. Carmela makes a decorating date she can't keep; Furio proves a reluctant companion to Tony on a casino junket; Paulie plays an impatient chaperone to some ladies from the nursing home; and Meadow debates the true meaning of a literary classic with her mom.
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Directed by James HaymanWritten by Terence WinterGuest stars Aleksa Palladino, Marilyn Matarrese, Michael Godere, Ray Abruzzo, John Ventimiglia, Richard Portnow, Bruce MacVittie, Tony Lip
In the Season Four finale, Tony and Carmela contemplate purchasing a shore house, but a voice from the past threatens the deal. While Uncle Junior breaks out the Hearty Burgundy, Little Paulie and Benny break in a new sound system on the Stugots. With Carmine apparently intent on putting the past behind him, Tony and Johnny Sack weigh their options, carefully.
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Directed by John PattersonWritten by Mitchell Burgess, Robin Green, David ChaseGuest stars Tony Darrow, Karen Young, Liz Larsen, Bruce Altman, Cynthia Darlow, Curtiss Cook, John Ventimiglia, Judith Anderson
