The plot synopsis of The Sopranos

Season 1

After the death of the leader of the gang of Tony Soprano, a descendant of Italian immigrants, Tony became the leader of the largest criminal group in New Jersey, but he did not have a Mafia movie On the contrary, the two families who are inseparable from Tony put heavy pressure on him.

The criminal groups on the front line have earned huge profits from various businesses such as drug trafficking, casinos, and murder under the cover of garbage treatment plants, but the internal operations of the gang are not smooth. Although Crado Soprano liked Tony very much as his nephew, he was unwilling to be ranked behind the juniors in the group. He used Tony's powerful widowed mother Livia Soprano to achieve his own goals. Christopher Moltisati, who was raised by Tony, was loyal to him and even stopped bullets for Tony. However, the young Christopher was impulsive by nature and often not only annoyed his associates, but also caused a lot of trouble to the entire gang. And the FBI will not easily let go of any loopholes that can crack Tony's gang. Season 2: Crado was indicted on 12 counts, and Tony Soprano became the sole leader of the family. He was in charge of the business while trying to avoid attracting the attention of the Federal Reserve.

What gave him a headache was that Christopher Moltisati obtained a broker's license issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission and began to deal with Matt and Sean.

Popanciano, the "Big Cat" from last season, is still alive and returned to New Jersey. He told Tony that he had been treating his back injury in Puerto Rico and met a 26-year-old beautiful woman. Acupuncturist.

On the other hand, Livia is still living in the hospital. She has either not recovered from the stroke or is trying to avoid Tony. And his long-lost sister Janice came from Seattle, claiming that she was only thinking about her mother. Although she had changed her name to Parvati after leaving New Jersey, Tony still expressed to Carmela that he was very suspicious of her true motives. Carmela wants him to continue receiving psychotherapy, but Dr. Jennifer won't let Tony get close or introduce him to others. Season 3 "The Sopranos" is a popular American TV series that reflects the mafia theme. It has high ratings in the United States and has become an instant hit and remains popular for a long time.

The series has won 74 awards and 173 nominations, including 5 Golden Globe Awards and 17 Emmy Awards. Season 4 Christopher Moltisati, who was raised by Tony, was loyal to him and even stopped bullets for Tony. However, young Christopher was impulsive by nature. Back at home, the Soprano family didn't let Tony worry.

After experiencing a hazy extramarital affair, Carmela Soprano began to reflect on whether her twenty-year marriage to Tony really had any meaning, which made her take an astonishing step. One step: filing for divorce from Tony, something that had never happened in the "First Family" of the mob.

Tony's eldest daughter, Mede Soprano, has outstanding academic performance. She doesn't mind her father's large illegal income. However, when her parents interfere with her freedom to make friends, Soprano's family becomes violent. The temper is also evident in the simple and lively Mede. Compared with his outstanding sister, Anthony Soprano is just a mediocre boy, useless in both academics and criminal talents. After separation, the Tonys were worried enough about this ineffective son.

Tony developed anxiety disorder under the dual pressure of career and family. He witnessed how his father Johnny suffered from anxiety disorder, so Tony also did things that gangsters had never done before. -Go to a psychiatrist. This decision gave him a confidant he could trust and confide in, but it also forever changed Dr. Jennifer Malfi's originally peaceful life. In the fifth season, Tony Soprano seems to be just an ordinary middle-aged businessman, surrounded by an obedient wife, a rebellious son, an academically outstanding daughter, an uncle who is gradually losing his dignity, a nephew who is prone to hot-headedness, and a well-known man. His mistress and a psychiatrist who listens to him - the gangster's psychiatrist, can compete with "The Boss Steps Over"!

He is not as majestic as the bosses in mafia movies. On the contrary, he is made up of two families who cannot let go.

It is increasingly difficult to keep the throne in the gangster business these days, but "heaven will give you a great job" does not mean that it will be smooth sailing!

Tony Soprano's life becomes increasingly complicated and he faces countless new challenges. After getting back together with Carmela, they are faced with their children who have grown up and are still far away from adulthood. The imprisonment of problematic character Johnny Sack has made the already explosive hostility between the New Jersey family and the New York family about to break out.