Denial, Anger, Acceptance

I honestly love this episode with silvo and Paulie failing to get someone in the back of the boot and even the subplots were great in this episode , no one cares what Anthony was doing I always felt the actor was not that great and aj had literally no real arc in the series at all but everything else in the episode was great.

This wasn't actually that bad of an episode. This was definitely my favorite so far, because this brought so much into one episode. The dynamics, the character development, just everything is amazing. Anyways, my favorite characters in this episode were Tony, Meadow, and Carmela. My favorite things about this episode were the ending, the Protagonist, and the storyline. This definitely should be at least one decimal point higher, at least. I am excited to see if the future episodes are as good at this one, even though this was was amazing in every way. So yeah, this is a very fun TV series so far, nothing to emotional.

I think this episode is an underrated masterpiece.

The dialogue is so so damn good and i also like the scene in the end which is a little godfather reference i think.

Another solid episode from a show that really starts to grab my attention with its characters and plot! Its thrilling and exciting to see where things are going and how the characters develop!

Tony really gets to shine in this episode with some great insults and moments that shows his inner struggles that he wont alaways admit, but than you can see and feel! There really are some great and funny lines of dialogue!

I loved the scenes with Jackie too! The subbtle details showing how he might be in shock that his time is up at some point!

The emding was where the show REALLY steps up! No mercy! No compromise! Its Television at its finnest!

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.