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"The Sopranos" Denial, Anger, Acceptance (1999)


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"The Sopranos" (1999): Season 1: Episode 3 -- A clip from the Sopranos in which Tony goes to therapy. He is upset about his friend Jackie being in the hospital.

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8.6/10   379 votes
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David Chase (creator)
Mark Saraceni (written by)
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Original Air Date:
24 January 1999 (Season 1, Episode 3)
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Tony encourages an unwanted son-in-law to divorce, Carmela learns another secret of Tony's, Meadow experiments with speed to study for the SATs, and Chris and Brendan find out the price of disrespecting Junior. full summary | add synopsis
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"And the Romans, where are they today?" "You're looking at them a**hole." more (4 total)

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Factual errors: Paulie and Silvio meet with the Chassid, Ariel. He is shown wearing a wedding band on his left hand. However, Chassid men do not wear rings. Also, Ariel does not have a full beard, but only has a few days growth. more
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Mikey Palmice: [points a gun at Brendan's head] Hijack. Bye, Jack.
[shoots him in the eye]
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References The Godfather (1972) more
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Tenderly more

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3 out of 4 people found the following review useful.
"And the Romans, where are they today?" "You're looking at them a**hole.", 6 November 2008
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Author: ntvnyr30 from Staten Island, NY

One of all-time favorite episodes of "The Sopranos". The line above was uttered by a Hasedic Jew whose hotel Tony will soon take over. The plot line is strong as it shows how the mob takes over legitimate businesses.

There are many great things about this episode--I don't know which is better, the line above or the "nurse" who visits Jackie Aprile in the hospital (I think it's the nurse).

The ending is awesome as Junior sends a message to Tony's crew over the strains of Meadow's choir group's haunting song (a la "The Godfather"). Great episode--one of the many that first season that got me hooked. I miss the Mikey Palmice character--he was whacked too soon.

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