The boys are back to talk about Season 1, Episode 8, The Legend of Tennessee Moltisani. Tony and Carmella do some house-cleaning before the FBI comes looking for their money, jewelry and guns. Christopher, stupid as always, is mad that he's not indicted, so he tries to get his screenplay passed. Junior finds out Tony is trying to improve his mental health. The monster.

Bill Russum and Mike Peters are very lonely, so they decided to watch the Sopranos and record their thoughts in lieu of finding real friends. The seventh episode is Down Neck. AJ gets suspended from school for stealing wine with his friends and he lets his grandma know Tony is seeing a shrink. Tony digs deep into his childhood and remembers daddy-daughter day at the fair. 

Bill Russum and Mike Peters watched Season 1, Episode 6 of the Sopranos and they want to talk about it. Listen along as Tony has sex dreams about Dr. Melfi despite not being able to get his little capo to rise. Junior is the boss now and Hesh isn't a fan. It's a romp.

Bill Russum and Mike Peters watched College, the fifth episode of Season 1. Tony takes Meadow on a trip to visit a college and he runs into an old friend. It doesn't go well for one of them. Carmella has an overnight guest and finds out Dr. Melfi isn't a dude. 

Bill and Mike are back to talk about Season 1, Episode 4, Meadowlands. Jackie died, so there's an opening at the top of the family. Christopher is working through Brendan's death and Meadow lets AJ in on the family secret. 

Bill and Mike watched the third episode of The Sopranos, Denial, Anger, Acceptance. Christopher and Brendan return the stolen suits, but it's too late for one of them. Meadow needs help studying and asks Christopher for a hand. Tony, always the romantic, convinces a son-in-law to sign the divorce papers. 

Bill and Mike are back at it for 46 Long, the second episode of The Sopranos. Listen with us as Christopher and Brendan screw up an early hijacking, Livia sets her kitchen on fire and Tony helps find a stolen car. 

Bill Russum and Mike Peters finally watched The Soprano. Join them as they talk about the ducks and some other things that happened in the first episode, Pilot. 

Welcome to It's About Time: A Sopranos Watch Podcast. In this episode, comedians Bill Russum and Mike Peters explain how they became the last two people in the world who haven't watched The Sopranos, which debuted on HBO on Jan. 10, 1999. Stay tuned every week as they go through all 86 episodes and see how mean they can be to each other and still remain friends.