I Soprano

La famiglia Soprano, i cui avi italiani sono originari di Avellino, vanta importanti contatti con le cosche newyorkesi e mantiene relazioni affaristiche con la Camorra napoletana. Il boss è soggetto ad attacchi di panico che lo portano sul lettino di una psicoanalista, alla quale confida ben presto i suoi turbamenti legati alla famiglia, in particolare nel rapporto col terribile personaggio della madre Livia: i suoi guai però passano anche attraverso il complesso legame con la moglie Carmela (connivente ma estranea alle imprese criminali del marito), i figli adolescenti, lo zio (fratello del padre) che non lo considera come boss e lo contrasta in ogni modo. A questi problemi personali si aggiungono quelli "lavorativi", in cui Tony deve destreggiarsi fra l'FBI, traditori della sua stessa famiglia e boss in ascesa di famiglie rivali.
Creato da: David Chase |
Genere: Dramma |
https://www.hbo.com/the-sopranos
Numero di stagioni: 6
Numero di episodi: 86
Data prima messa in onda: 1999-01-10
Data ultima messa in onda: 2007-06-10

Approfondimenti

The writers carefully researched the ways in which mobsters controlled and laundered their mone [...]	D
The "Bada Bing" strip club is actually a go-go bar in Lodi, New Jersey, called Satin Dolls. It [...]	D
Dr. Melfi was named after David Chase's grandmother, Teresa Melfi.	D
David Chase had planned a major storyline for the third season concerning Tony's efforts to pre [...]	D
One of the shows covered in TV (The Book): Two Experts Pick the Greatest American Shows of All [...]	D
The concept of family is an essential ingredient of this series about La Cosa Nostra ("Our Thin [...]	D
The fictional DiMeo family, which was said to have run North Jersey earlier in the series, is a [...]	D
Frank Vincent, Joe Pantoliano, and Robert Loggia all did voice acting for Grand Theft Auto 3 (2 [...]	D
When Tony and A.J. bond, they usually share an entire pizza.	D
In the pilot, "Satriale's" was "Centanni's Meat Market". Centanni's is an actual neighborhood b [...]	D
J.T. Dolan (Tim Daly) is beaten up by Chris Moltisanti (Michael Imperioli) in every episode in [...]	D
Six cast members, in major or recurring roles, in this show also appeared in the mob comedy Mic [...]	D
Tony Soprano takes the medication, Prozac, as a part of his therapy. Yet is seen throughout the [...]	D
The Sopranos lived at 633 Stag Trail Road, North Caldwell, New Jersey. The house used in exteri [...]	D
In January 2000, the Coalition of Italian-American Associations issued a joint statement condem [...]	D
Series creator David Chase had one rule for the scenes at Dr. Melfi's office: no camera movemen [...]	D
Maureen Van Zandt (Gabriella Dante), the wife of Silvio "Sil" Dante (Steven Van Zandt), played [...]	D
The character "A.J. Soprano" was ranked #10 in TV Guide's list of "TV's 10 Biggest Brats" (Marc [...]	D
In season three, the word "fu-ck" is said six hundred four times. Tony (one hundred sixty-nine) [...]	D
According to Terence Winter, Steve Buscemi had signed up for two seasons, but David Chase felt [...]	D
David Proval originally auditioned for the role of Tony Soprano.	D
When Tony confronts John Sacrimoni, John recites a line from William Shakespeare's Macbeth, whe [...]	D
Drea de Matteo's unnamed "hostess" character appeared in the pilot, in a quick restaurant scene [...]	D
Ray Liotta was a top choice to play Tony Soprano, but he turned it down, stating he did not wan [...]	D
David Chase during an interview about the ending stated, "Everything you need to know about the [...]	D
In season four, the word "fu-ck" was said four hundred twenty-five times. Tony (one hundred fif [...]	D
When Steven Van Zandt landed the role of Silvio, his character's suits were made by real-life u [...]	D
Paulie's first name is Peter. Paul is his middle name.	D
According to Matthew Weiner, David Chase fired Robin Green and Mitchell Burgess, but let them s [...]	D
Five of the regular cast members appeared in Quei bravi ragazzi (1990): Lorraine Bracco, Michae [...]	D
Before series creator David Chase chose "Woke Up This Morning" by the U.K. band Alabama 3 (from [...]	D
Eddie Falco and Paul Schulze also co-stared together in the hit TV series, Nurse Jackie.	D
Voted #5 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time.	D
When asked if there would ever be a movie based on the series, James Gandolfini jokingly replie [...]	D
James Gandolfini is the only cast member to appear in every episode.	D
Max Casella (Benny Fazio) originally auditioned for the parts of Matt Bevilaqua and Jackie Apri [...]	D
The character of Hesh, the Jewish gangster (Jerry Adler) who is a trusted associate of Tony Sop [...]	D
Anthony LaPaglia early on, when the series was first pitched to the Fox network, was considered [...]	D
First ever TV series to use uncensored F-Word	D
The final scene of the series in the episode "Made in America", follows a pattern of showing To [...]	D
James Gandolfini said that he was often contacted by real-life "wise guys", complimenting him o [...]	D
In season one, Big Pussy and Silvio's wives are mentioned by name, but played by different actr [...]	D
Nancy Marchand (Tony's mother Livia Soprano) was born on June 19, 1928, and died one day before [...]	D
The Soprano house is at 14 Aspen Dr Caldwell, NJ 07006 United States	D
Series creator David Chase was a longtime fan of Steven Van Zandt's music, and had always wante [...]	D
Casting directors Georgianne Walken and Sheila Jaffe have stated that Jerry Stiller was first o [...]	D
After the pilot aired, a real-life "wise guy" told James Gandolfini never to wear shorts again. [...]	D
Tony Sirico only agreed to sign on for the show if it was guaranteed that his character Paulie [...]	D
Steven Van Zandt's Silvio Dante character was based on a character of the same name in a short [...]	D
Whenever an actor or actress would go to David Chase to complain about his or her character, ar [...]	D
Asked what he thought of the series, Martin Scorsese admitted that he watched a few episodes, b [...]	D
David Chase has stated John F. Kennedy, his family, and his administration were sources of insp [...]	D
Ranked #3 on Empire Magazine's 50 Greatest TV Shows Of All Time (2008).	D
Eddie Falco auditioned with John Ventimiglia, as Carmela and Tony Soprano respectively for Davi [...]	D
Steve Schirripa (Bobby Bacala) originally auditioned for the role of FBI agent Skip Lipari.	D
Michael Imperioli is the only major cast member whose credits also include writing or co-writin [...]	D
It is said that during some scenes, James Gandolfini inserted a small stone in his shoe to ange [...]	D
The opening credits of the first three seasons are notable for one significant difference from [...]	D
David Chase once admitted that though it worked dramatically, he considered the storyline of To [...]	D
Robert Loggia's character Feech La Manna was meant to be a Season 5 antagonist before shooting [...]	D
There was rarely improvisation on-set. The scripts were followed verbatim, and any possible cha [...]	D
The large mugshot on the wall of the Bada Bing's office is of twenty-three-year-old Frank Sinat [...]	D
Most of the characters say "piz" as short for pizza.	D
Although Lorraine Bracco received second billing in the opening credits, she appeared in fewer [...]	D
The increasingly long gap between seasons three, four, five, and six was due to the fact that s [...]	D
Tony, A.J. and Junior all have the middle name of John. Silvio's middle name is Manfred.	D
In season five, episode four, "All Happy Families..." Tony (James Gandolfini) gives his cousin [...]	D
The word "balls" is used in every single episode of the series, with only a couple exceptions. [...]	D
Frank Vincent, Tony Sirico, Dominic Chianese, and Vincent Pastore all appeared in the 1996 HBO [...]	D
Only one of the eighty-six episodes was directed by a woman, Lorraine Senna, season one, episod [...]	D
David Chase wanted Steve Buscemi to direct on the show because he was a big fan of Buscemi's Mo [...]	D
Lorraine Bracco was originally asked to play the role of Carmela Soprano, but she felt that the [...]	D
Drea de Matteo had to spend four hours in hair and make-up before shooting each episode in orde [...]	D
No one directed more episodes than Tim Van Patten, twenty of the eighty-six shows, for which he [...]	D
In season one, the word "fu-ck" was said four hundred thirty-seven times. Tony (one hundred thi [...]	D
Voted by the Writer's Guild Of America as #1 in their 101 Best Written TV Series of all time li [...]	D
Joseph Siravo and Rocco Sisto, who play brothers Johnny Boy and the younger Junior Soprano, app [...]	D
In season five, a story about Feech La Manna was told, concerning his killing of a New Jersey l [...]	D
In season one, Chris (Michael Imperioli) shot an employee of a bakery in the foot. That's a ref [...]	D
Body Count: ninety-two.	D
Three women contributed to the writing of the series: writer and producer Robin Green wrote or [...]	D
During several episodes a high-pitched squealing sound can be heard in some outdoor scenes. Tha [...]	D
When Jamie-Lynn Sigler was first called in to audition for Meadow Soprano, she knew nothing abo [...]	D
Bobby Bacala is a model-train enthusiast. In real-life, Frankie Valli, who played Rusty Millio, [...]	D
David Chase claims the relationship between Tony and his mother Livia was based on his relation [...]	D
David Chase only directed two episodes. The first and the last.	D
Most of the characters say "pas" as short for pasta.	D
Whenever Tony and A.J. are accused of lying, they both always reply with "I told you!"	D
Tony Sirico and Frank Vincent auditioned for the role of Uncle Junior. Sirico was offered the r [...]	D
In the second season the word "fu-ck" is said seven hundred fifteen times. Tony (two hundred si [...]	D
#1 in TV Guide's Top 60 Greatest TV series of all time (2013). Moving up from #5 in their Top 5 [...]	D
Dan Castleman, who spent thirty years in the Manhattan District Attorney's office, as chief of [...]	D
The only cast members with no Italian heritage are Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Robert Iler, David Proval [...]	D
The family that Tony and company belong to is the DiMeo family of North Jersey founded in the 1 [...]	D
Kathrine Narducci who played Charmaine Bucco was most liked character during the initial screen [...]	D
HBO was worried that the title of the series would make the audience think it was about music. [...]	D
Except for Uncle Junior, Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri, and "Larry Boy" Barese , all of the "made" [...]	D
The first cable series to win a Golden Globe for Best Television Series - Drama.	D
Joseph R. Gannascoli was originally cast in a season one cameo as Gino, a customer in the baker [...]	D
David Chase's inspiration for the character Dr. Melfi came from his own psychiatrist at the tim [...]	D
At least three prominent American movie directors played characters in the series: Peter Bogdan [...]	D
In season one, episode ten, "A Hit Is a Hit", Christopher says Silvio owned rock clubs in Asbur [...]	D
The cast was #9 on the annual Forbes Magazine Celebrity 100 list in 2006.	D
Despite playing the father of the protagonist Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), Joseph Sirvano w [...]	D
Jamie-Lynn Sigler was credited as Jamie-Lyn DiScala in season five after she married her manage [...]	D
In Season 4, Episode 10: "The Strong, Silent Type", Christopher Moltisanti (played by Michael I [...]	D
To settle salary disputes after season four, James Gandolfini gave each main cast member $33,33 [...]	D
Drea de Matteo was completely unaware that her character (Adriana) would be killed off and writ [...]	D
Meadow and Anthony Jr. attend Verbum Dei School, which is a Catholic school. Yet neither of the [...]	D
Michael Rispoli originally auditioned for the role of Tony. Series creator David Chase liked Ri [...]	D
Joe Pantoliano was told when he first took the role of Ralph that the character would only last [...]	D
In season six, part 1, the word "fu-ck" was said four hundred fifty-two times. Tony (one hundre [...]	D
The show was originally going to be a cable series on FOX starring Anthony LaPaglia before HBO [...]	D
In season five, the race track to which they go was Riverhead Raceway in Riverhead, Long Island [...]	D
Corrado Soprano's nickname, "Junior", was taken from the actual nickname used by Tony Sirico wh [...]	D
Originally, series creator David Chase was going to call the key character Tommy Soprano. He la [...]	D
The "Green Grove" retirement community was based on, and filmed at, the Green Hill retirement c [...]	D
"Oogatz", as it is used in the show, means zero, nothing. It derives from the Italian slang "un [...]	D
Michael Imperioli who played Christopher Moltisanti was not so good at driving during pilot epi [...]	D
In a recent interview, David Chase has stated that some of his favorite characters include Chri [...]	D
Each episode cost more than two million dollars.	D
Joseph Gannascoli, who plays character 'Vito' in later seasons, appears as an extra in season o [...]	D
In season six, Christopher repeatedly refers to his film project as "Saw meets The Godfather". [...]	D
Grace Johnston was first choice for the role of Meadow, but she turned it down to finish school [...]	D
Christian Maelen was David Chase's second choice to play Christopher Moltisanti. He provided th [...]	D
In an interview, David Chase revealed that if he hadn't gotten the show's pilot episode greenli [...]	D
David Chase had to CGI Nancy Marchand's face onto a body double after she died at the start of [...]	D
At no point during the show is Paulie Walnuts (Tony Sirico) considered an important enough memb [...]	D
In the episode Johnny Cakes Tony's son A.J., told him that Tony's favorite scene in The Godfath [...]	D
The introduction music to the show was ninety beats per minute for the first season, and for th [...]	D
Rolling Stone Magazine rated this the number one best television show of all time.	D
Patti LuPone auditioned for the role of Janice Soprano. While she never appeared in the series, [...]	D
As of 2007, the show's staff had accumulated six Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Writing [...]	D
The series started as a movie pitch. David Chase initially wanted his creation to be a movie, a [...]	D
During seasons two and three, Steve Schirripa had to wear a fat suit in order to play Bobby Bac [...]	D
While playing "Kevin Finnerty", Tony Soprano's dream alter-ego, James Gandolfini speaks in his [...]	D
The first cable-television series to win the Emmy award for Outstanding Drama Series.	D
Four members of northern New Jersey's only real-life mob family, the DeCavalcantes, were secret [...]	D
In season five, the word "fu-ck" is said six hundred times. Tony (one hundred ninety-five), Sil [...]	D
The ending is considered one of the most popular, yet hotly debated topics in television finale [...]	D
Anthony and Paulie have near identical Tiger tattoos on their upper arms.	D
When looking for Christopher (Michael Imperioli), Phil Leotardo (Frank Vincent) tells Christoph [...]	D
Throughout the series, when people would refer to Green Grove as a "nursing home", Tony would c [...]	D
The hit on Adriana may have been based on or inspired by the real-life hit of Theresa Ferrara i [...]	D
Many local New Jersey businesses are used as locations in the series. In the opening credits, w [...]	D
Tony refers to Christopher as his "nephew" throughout the series. However, Christopher is Carmela's [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

In season 3 Paulie says Green Grove retirement home costs $8,000 a month, then in season 6, he says [...]	D
In many instances, characters are seen firing semi-automatic pistols (most commonly Beretta 92s). T [...]	D
The layout of the windows in Dr. Melfi's inner room/office is illogical. That is, in an early episo [...]	D
Several episodes show convicted felons (like Phil Leotardo) visiting prisoners who are incarcerated [...]	D
None of the characters based in or from New York speak with a New York accent.	D
Throughout the series the Soprano family very much follows Italian tradition. Yet when it comes to [...]	D
On several occasions Dr. Melfi looks at her watch during her sessions with Tony which is considered [...]	D
Angelo Massagli should be credited as Bobby Baccalieri III, not Bobby Baccalieri Jr.	D

Frase

A.J. Soprano: [repeated line, sarcastically when [...]	D
[repeated line] Livia Soprano: I wish the Lord [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: You know, sometimes [...]	D
[a union leader won't go along with one of the S [...]	D
Ralphie Cifaretto: I hate to do it, Artie. But I [...]	D
Dr. Jennifer Melfi: Are you still taking the lit [...]	D
Phil Leotardo: There are no scraps in my scrapbo [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [he's in denial over [...]	D
Carmine 'Little Carmine' Lupertazzi: No, you got [...]	D
Salvatore 'Big Pussy' Bompensiero: [repeated lin [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [about his father] H [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [Repeated line to Dr [...]	D
Christopher Moltisanti: So, you won't talk about [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: [asking he [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: How much W [...]	D
Silvio Dante: Chrissie, I hear you're doing good [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [Repeated line to Dr [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line and h [...]	D
Christopher Moltisanti: In my thoughts, I use th [...]	D
[repeated line] Furio Giunta: Don't bitch to me [...]	D
Feech La Manna: [repeated line before telling ot [...]	D
Angelo Garepe: Rusty, I think he bangs his wife [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [to Bobby 'Bacala' B [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line, impl [...]	D
Ralphie Cifaretto: ...and I know I'm the guy who [...]	D
Adriana La Cerva: They broke my fuckin' chair. [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line to pe [...]	D
Carmela Soprano: [Repeated line when she feels s [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line when [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Cunnilingus and psyc [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line when [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: [repeated [...]	D
Feech La Manna: [Repeated line] Long story short [...]	D
Silvio Dante: You're only as good as your last e [...]	D
Several characters: [repeated line, encouraging [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Sil, break it down f [...]	D
Tony Soprano: Is everyone in my life fuckin' ban [...]	D
Janice Soprano: [while having an argument with T [...]	D
Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri: [repeated line, when [...]	D
Christopher Moltisanti: [repeated line when intr [...]	D
Tony Blundetto: Fucking weird. My cousin in the [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: More is lost by inde [...]	D
Christopher: Fear knocked on the door. Faith ans [...]	D
Several characters: [repeated line when greeting [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [to Dr. Melfi, refer [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: [to sarcas [...]	D
Several characters: [Repeated line, implying the [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: [repeated [...]	D
Tony Blundetto: To think, when I got out of the [...]	D
Phil Leotardo: [repeated line, referring to The [...]	D
Dr. Jennifer Melfi: I feel for you males. It's o [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line to AJ [...]	D
John 'Johnny Sack' Sacrimoni: [repeated line whe [...]	D
Silvio Dante: My daughter got off on this femini [...]	D
Tony Soprano: Oh, poor baby. What do you want, a [...]	D
Livia Soprano: [repeated line to Tony Soprano Sr [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line when [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [Repeated line] You [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: We go way [...]	D
'Little' Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.: The fundamental [...]	D
Adriana La Cerva: Ralph was asking if Tony was a [...]	D
Several characters: [repeated line when left in [...]	D
Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri: Oh, what do you know [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: You're getting bette [...]	D
Dr. Jennifer Melfi: Let's get back to Pie-O-My, [...]	D
Christopher Moltisanti: Whatever you do, do not [...]	D
[about his father] Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [...]	D
Salvatore 'Big Pussy' Bompensiero: Hey, Sil. Si [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line, impl [...]	D
FBI agent: We've had every one of Tony Soprano's [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: [repeated [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [to Silvio] All due [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: If you can quote the [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line to Dr [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: It wasn't like it wa [...]	D
Junior Soprano: Must be different in the can now [...]	D
[Christopher just got out of drug rehab] Anthon [...]	D
[repeated line] Several characters: Get the fuc [...]	D
Juror #9: Stay in touch. Call me when your grand [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: All right, obviously [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: End of story.	D
[while playing hearts] Salvatore "Big Pussy" Bo [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Even a broken clock [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [Repeated line line [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [repeated line after [...]	D
[Christopher is stoned] Anthony 'Tony' Soprano [...]	D
[repeated line] Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: It' [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [to his Uncle Junior [...]	D
Livia Soprano: [at the dinner table talking abou [...]	D
Eugene Pontecorvo: The only thing I ever found i [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: What fucking kind of [...]	D
Several characters: [Repeated line in annoyance [...]	D
Several characters: [repeated line, jokingly, sa [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Any idea what my lif [...]	D
Corrado Erico 'Uncle Junior' Soprano: [repeated [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: You know where I was [...]	D
Mikey Palmice: Junior Soprano's the new boss and [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: When you're married, [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Maybe I'm wrong, but [...]	D
Several characters: [Repeated line when being ru [...]	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Oooohh!	D
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: [Repeated line] Skip [...]	D
Janice Soprano: [as she's talking with Tony whil [...]	D
[Three of Tony's capos enter a room angrily] An [...]	D

Elenchi

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali		2009	14	D
1		Stagione 1	La prima stagione de “I Soprano” racconta con un tocco di humour nero le vicende di una famiglia suburbana del New Jersey, il cui capostipite, Tony Soprano, è un boss della mafia.	1999	13	D
2		Stagione 2	Suo zio è in carcere. Sua madre all'ospedale. Il suo migliore amico è scomparso. Sua sorella sta tornando a casa. E gli attacchi di panico sono ripresi. Per il boss Tony Soprano il successo non è tutto rose e fiori, come scopriamo nella stagione 2 della serie.	2000	13	D
3		Stagione 3	Nella terza stagione si susseguono intercettazioni federali, la morte di Livia è la partenza per il college di Meadow. Tony si confronta con alcune facce nuove, come l'impulsivo Ralph Cifaretto, il boss newyorkese Johnny Sack e una sexy venditrice di auto.	2001	13	D
4		Stagione 4	Nella quarta stagione, Paulie è in prigione e Christopher assume il suo ruolo. Junior deve affrontare un processo per mafia, mentre Tony scopre gli effetti della recessione sui suoi affari. Nel frattempo, Carmela mette gli occhi su Furio e Janice su Bobby.	2002	13	D
5		Stagione 5	Nella quinta stagione, Tony e Carmela, ormai separati, trattano su questioni familiari e di denaro. Il ricongiungimento con suo cugino Tony Blundetto, fuori su cauzione, minaccia l'alleanza di Tony con Johnny Sack; Adriana continua a collaborare con l'FBI.	2004	13	D
6		Stagione 6	Nella stagione 6, Tony Soprano affronta una miriade di problemi domestici, lavorativi e legali, che lo portano a dubitare della fedeltà dei collaboratori più stretti.	2006	21	D

Cast

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