Sopranos season 2 episode 2 watch online

His uncle's in jail. His mother's in the hospital. His best friend's still missing. His sister's moving home. His panic attacks are back. And his shrink refuses to see him. Tony Soprano has recently been elevated to the status of mob boss following a federal bust and as the second season picks up, Tony is under more stress than ever as he deals with the demands of his new position. Making matters worse, his long-lost sister Janice has arrived to take care of their ailing mother.

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Streaming, rent, or buy The Sopranos – Season 2:
Guy Walks Into A Psychiatrist's Office
Do Not Resuscitate
Toodle-F****g-Oo
Commendatori
Big Girls Don't Cry
The Happy Wanderer
Full Leather Jacket
From Where To Eternity
House Arrest
The Knight In White Satin Armor

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Episode Details

Tony tries to settle a construction dispute by playing both sides; Uncle Junior is released from prison but is on house arrest.

Best Drama Series winner at the 2004 and 2007 Emmy Awards. Best Dramatic Actor (Gandolfini) at the 2000, 2001 and 2003 Emmy Awards. Best Dramatic Actress (Falco) at the 1999, 2001 and 2003 Emmy Awards. Golden Globe winner for Best Dramatic Series, Best Dramatic Actor (Gandolfini), 2000. Golden Globe winner for Best Dramatic Actress (Falco) in 2000 and 2003.

The interaction depicted between two very self-serving characters feels somewhat entertaining as it sets up a potential clash of the titans. However, when I remind myself of their relationship to each other it ultimately feels sad to watch such poisonously mistrustful and calculating behaviour. Especially when you know of people and relationships similar to this in real families.

As ever, there are plenty of enjoyable moments, particularly when Janice shares the screen with Tony. Aida Turturro once again makes a very recognisable type of character, who should be deeply unlikeable, quite amusing during her interactions with James Gandolfini.

Tony's fondness for the past and the older generation is a strong theme in this episode. Ironically the two characters depicted in his life from the 'Greatest Generation' previously conspired to kill him. This concept still amuses me on what is my forth rewatch of the episode.

Dominic Chianese has a great episode showing some of the frailties of old age. One scene near the end connects with me as it reminds me of my own father in his later years, particularly with his defiance.

As a story 'Do Not Resuscitate' is mostly character-driven, but there are some small but important plot moments that have a big effect on the overarching narrative of series two.