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"The Sopranos" Whoever Did This (2002)


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"The Sopranos" (1999): Season 4: Episode 9 -- Check out this Sopranos video where Tony confronts his cousin Tony B about whacking Joey Peeps. We also see Tony and Carmella starting to get along once more, until she files for divorce.

Overview

User Rating:
9.1/10   283 votes
Director:
Timothy Van Patten
Writers:
David Chase (creator)
Mitchell Burgess (written by) ...
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Original Air Date:
10 November 2002 (Season 4, Episode 9)
Genre:
Crime | Drama | Thriller more
Plot:
Ralph's callous behavior finally steps over the line, while Chris gets deeper into his heroin habit. full summary | add synopsis
User Comments:
Judgment Day for Ralph more (5 total)

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

James Gandolfini ... Tony Soprano

Lorraine Bracco ... Dr. Jennifer Melfi (credit only)

Edie Falco ... Carmela Soprano

Michael Imperioli ... Christopher Moltisanti

Dominic Chianese ... Junior Soprano

Steve Van Zandt ... Silvio Dante (as Steven Van Zandt)

Tony Sirico ... Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri

Robert Iler ... A.J. Soprano

Jamie-Lynn Sigler ... Meadow Soprano (credit only)

Drea de Matteo ... Adriana La Cerva (credit only)
Aida Turturro ... Janice Soprano

Federico Castelluccio ... Furio Giunta (credit only)
John Ventimiglia ... Artie Bucco

Joe Pantoliano ... Ralph Cifaretto
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Samuel Allen ... Shane Patrzelka

Sharon Angela ... Rosalie Aprile
Murielle Arden ... Elodi Colbert
Leslie Bega ... Valentina La Paz
Ava Maria Carnevale ... Dr. Donna Dechristafaro
Dan Castleman ... Prosecutor
Dane Curley ... Justin Cifaretto

Richard D'Alessandro ... Denis Capozza
Frances Ensemplare ... Nucci Gualtieri (as Frances Esemplare)

Robert Funaro ... Eugene Pontecorvo

Gene Gabriel ... Policeman #2
Joseph R. Gannascoli ... Vito Spatafore
Manon Halliburton ... Lois Pettit
Susan Jhun ... Allison Pak
Tim Kang ... Dr. Harrison Wong
Alla Kliouka Schaffer ... Svetlana Kirilenko (as Alla Kliouka)
Marissa Matrone ... Ronnie Capozza
Rosa Nino ... Iñez Muñoz

Frank Pando ... Agent Grasso

Richard Portnow ... Attorney Hal Melvoin
Maria Elena Ramirez ... Neighbor
Rob Leo Roy ... Print Newsman

Debargo Sanyal ... Orderly

Paul Schulze ... Father Phil Intintola

Matt Servitto ... Agent Dwight Harris
Brian Smyj ... Agent Smyj
Yelena Solovey ... Branca Libinsk (as Elena Solovey)
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Additional Details

Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Certification:
Argentina:16

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Janice Soprano: Svetlana. I've been meaning to talk to you.
Svetlana Kirilenko: I bring nurse for Tony's uncle. I don't come to see you.
Janice Soprano: Listen, I never should have taken your prosthesis, but it brought me back to the Lord.
Svetlana Kirilenko: Uch, you are boring woman!
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Soundtrack:
The Man with the Harmonica more

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11 out of 18 people found the following comment useful.
Judgment Day for Ralph, 24 June 2008
10/10
Author: ereinion from Lemuria

This is one of the ultimate Sopranos episodes. And its also probably the most emotional of all the episodes, which says a lot. The emotions are different, raging from first humor then tragedy and grief and finally revenge. Tony puts an end to Ralph's miserable and villainous existence in a highly emotional and exhilarating scene. The fight was well choreographed and must have taken a toll on the actors, but it paid off because it looks so realistic.

Rarely any other TV character deserved to die like Ralph Cifaretto. He got away with a murder so foul and brutal and continued living like nothing happened. This was in a way payback for everything that happened in episodes "University" and "He is risen". Ralph murdered an innocent young girl and then got promoted as a better man died, a man he despised. And to top it all off, he killed another beautiful innocent creature for his own gain. This was in a way God's own judgment over Ralph. First he took his son away, then his own life.

That last scene with Tony wandering around the Bing and then seeing Tracee's picture on the wall was poignant beyond words. Some viewers wondered previous to this whether Ralph deserved such a violent end, after what happened to his son and his "repentance" and desire to mend his ways.This scene made it all clear to them. Tony with all his flaws was the avenging angel who rid the world of another evil being.

Superb work from the writers Green and Burgess and a great performance by Pantoliano and also Gandolfini. One plus also is the absence of Bracco and her at times pointless character dr. Melfi. This is as good as TV shows can get.

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