Christopher becomes a made man but he finds out that being in the mafia isn't all it's quacked up to be (note: there are no ducks in this episode).

Christopher gives the greatest eulogy of all time at a funeral where every single person, with only one exception, hated the deceased.  The one exception the deceased hit and crippled with her car.

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Tony has a series of dreams, each of which brings him closer to realizing that he has to murder his best friend.  After doing so he's arrested for possession of stolen airline tickets because that's the real big crime.  But he makes it home in in time for Meadow’s graduation party so it's a happy ending to Season 2 on the Sopranos!

Janice decides not to marry Richie in the most dramatic way possible.

Tony and Corrado and Dr. Melphi are all under some form of confinement (gee… I wonder what that is like…) and they all deal with it different while Richie Aprile continues to make problems and be the wise and forward thinker he has shown  himself to be so far.

When Tony discovers that there was a witness to the Bevilaqua hit, he prepares for a potential getaway, but a bigger storm may be brewing as Richie plans to usurp him.

From Where to Eternity

The Sopranos episode (season 2, episode 9)

 

 

Description

Christopher has an out-of-body experience. Meanwhile, Dr. Melfi brings her troubles to a psychiatrist for a professional examination.

Richie makes a peace offering to Tony (a 25 year old jacket that makes anyone who wears it look like an uglo) and Sean and Matt make a move for acceptance (shooting their closest ally for the favor of someone who hates and despises them.

AJ, not one to think deep thoughts, has discovered that "Nitch" believes that "God is Dead" and whooooo-boy does Livia confirm that suspicion.  Meanwhile Christopher hands out with Hollywood big wigs who pump him (for information on the mafia) and then dump him.