Facing lean times, Tony juggles family finances and crew politics while grooming Christopher for larger responsibilities, as Carmela pushes for security and loyalties are quietly tested.

Meadow's college plans spark conflict at home as Tony navigates no-show jobs and crew strife, while Adriana's new friendship grows complicated.

Columbus Day protests ignite a feud between Italian-American pride and activists, forcing Tony to manage public fallout as tensions ripple through his crew and family.

An off-color joke about Johnny Sack's wife ignites a rift between New York and New Jersey, forcing Tony to play peacemaker as Carmela presses for financial security.

Tony's bond with Pie-O-My pulls him deeper into trackside business, while Carmela pushes for firmer control of the family's finances.

Tony seeks redemption through good deeds as Artie pursues a risky opportunity, Carmela plays matchmaker for Furio, and Christopher is brought deeper into the business.

Tony and Ralph enter a shady real-estate deal with Assemblyman Zellman, while Adriana takes TV-inspired legal cues and Paulie returns to the fold.

Business tensions rise as Tony considers a personal "merger" that puts him at odds with Ralph, while Carmela weighs her own future.

After a suspicious stable fire and a sudden family crisis, mounting tensions between Tony and Ralph push their alliance to the brink.

Tony confronts Christopher's addiction as Carmela struggles with her growing feelings for Furio.

Haunted by cryptic dreams, Tony reassesses therapy and a lucrative deal with New York, while Carmela grapples with unspoken feelings at home.

Tony juggles a simmering dispute with New York as Carmela -- after an Eloise-themed day in Manhattan with Meadow -- wrestles with feelings that complicate life at home.

Tony pursues a shore house, Whitecaps, as New York business tensions escalate. Negotiations on both fronts grow volatile, testing his grip on crew politics and a home life under strain.