Season 5, Episode 6

Sentimental Education

7.6/ 10April 11, 200455 min

With her son's future at stake, Carmela puts in some extra time with his college advisor, Robert Wegler. Meanwhile, Tony Blundetto realizes it's hard doing business with strangers, and A.J. concludes there's no place like home.

Directed by
Peter Bogdanovich
Written by
Matthew Weiner

Guest stars

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  1. S5 E1

    Two Tonys

    Mar 7, 2004853 min

    A flood of organized crime parolees changes the landscape of the Soprano/Lupertazzi alliance. Janice carries on the family's Sunday dinner tradition. Carmela and A.J. commune with local wildlife. Christopher balks at footing the bill on 'go

  2. S5 E2

    Rat Pack

    Mar 14, 20048.156 min

    Tony sizes up a contractor's gift, then reunites with his paroled cousin, Tony Blundetto. Paulie and Christopher relive some not-so-special memories. Carmela launches a film club. Adriana grapples with her guilt. A familiar figure 'crosses

  3. S5 E3

    Where's Johnny?

    Mar 21, 20048.354 min

    Tony's power-sharing plan doesn't fly with Johnny Sack, who makes his point through a bookie named Lorraine Calluzzo. Out on parole, Feech La Manna crosses Paulie in his attempt to break into the landscaping business. Tony gets a roommate.

  4. S5 E4

    All Happy Families

    Mar 28, 20047.952 min

    Carmela and Tony reunite, if only to discuss Anthony Jr.'s dwindling college prospects. Feech takes Tony's crew on a trip down memory lane. Lorraine's allegiances get her into hot water. A.J. has a night to remember in the Big Apple.

  5. S5 E5

    Irregular Around the Margins

    Apr 4, 20048.851 min

    While Christopher is away, Tony gives Adriana a ride home that proves disastrous. Meanwhile, the Soprano crew plays a game of 'telephone' with the story that turns it into something far more sinister when an enraged Christopher gets wind of

  6. S5 E7

    In Camelot

    Apr 18, 20047.754 min

    His father's longtime goomar sheds light on some of Tony's lingering emotional and financial mysteries. Meanwhile, Junior sees the upside of attending the funerals of fringe relations, while Christopher sees the downside of enabling an A.A.