The Sopranos - Season 2 with James Gandolfini: DVD Cover
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The Sopranos - Season 2
a.k.a. The Sopranos: The Complete Second Season Cast: James Gandolfini, Edie Falco, Lorraine Bracco, Michael Imperioli

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  • DVD Release Date: 11/06/2001
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 6,396

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Features

Widescreen format enhanced for 16x9 TVs; four DVDs including episodes 14-26; four director commentaries; two Sopranos featurettes; web links.

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Scene Index

Side #1 --
0. Scene Selection
2. Fountain of Youth [4:54]
3. Mended Wounds [8:14]
4. Executive Decision [7:52]
5. A Child's Responsibility [9:53]
6. Analyze This? [9:19]
7. "Help Me Out" [7:28]
0. Scene Selection
2. Rumors [7:10]
3. Awaiting Trial [11:45]
4. The Mystery of the Castro Sisters [7:53]
5. Completely Narcissistic [8:17]
6. Slip-Ups [6:29]
7. Daughter-in-Law [7:01]
0. Scene Selection
2. Truth and Consequences [10:41]
3. Getting Jerky [7:57]
4. Territorial Pissings [5:30]
5. Mind/Body/Soul? [6:37]
6. Starting from New [10:08]
7. A Requiem of a Dream [8:08]
0. Scene Selection
2. Que Sera, Sera [10:42]
3. A Serious Man [11:07]
4. The Madonna Whore Equation [6:34]
5. "A Woman Boss?" [7:07]
6. Sacraments [4:54]
7. Business Minus Pleasure [10:13]
Side #2 --
0. Scene Selection
2. Career Switch [7:59]
3. Vicarious Thrills [7:49]
4. Christopher Hollywood [5:17]
5. An Inherited Anxiety [7:03]
6. Some Kind of Complex [9:38]
7. Cure for Life [12:23]
0. Scene Selection
2. The Executive Game [11:21]
3. Understanding the Rules [5:47]
4. New Blood [7:11]
5. Cause and Effect [7:04]
6. "Enough of a Sad Tragedy" [7:22]
7. Daddy's Little Girl [10:28]
0. Scene Selection
2. Existentialism [9:52]
3. Close Up Ready [9:49]
4. The Human Needs [10:22]
5. Strapped [6:01]
6. Breach of Contract [9:52]
7. The Lords of Discipline [8:24]
Side #3 --
0. Scene Selection
2. Cracking Books [6:27]
3. Trying on for Size [10:51]
4. Peace Offering [6:23]
5. Eyes on the Prize [10:24]
6. Leaving the Nest [4:01]
7. The Favor [3:03]
0. Scene Selection
2. Drawing the Line [7:56]
3. Journey to the Other Side [9:27]
4. Days of Judgement [7:40]
5. Repentance [10:46]
6. Plea for Help [8:52]
7. The Uncut Version [8:59]
0. Scene Selection
2. Witness [8:02]
3. Pulling Taffy [12:58]
4. Fear of Loss [10:01]
5. "Sometimes, We're All Hypocrites" [2:36]
6. Carmela's Crush [:04]
7. Anarchy, State and Utopia [7:36]
Side #4 --
0. Scene Selection
2. Taking Out the Trash [7:32]
3. "One Mouth, Two Ears" [11:58]
4. The Paint of Heart [8:30]
5. Stuck in Angst [9:57]
6. Irashional Behavior [1:08]
7. Return of the Clay Pigeon [8:35]
0. Scene Selection
2. "This Is Over!" [9:31]
3. Love Conquers All [9:09]
4. The Fear of Reign [11:00]
5. Mutual Interest [10:15]
6. Execution in the Name of Love [11:12]
7. New Passages [7:09]
0. Scene Selection
2. Smoked Enemies [7:25]
3. Bad Dreams [10:56]
4. Recuperation? [11:41]
5. Riding Waves [10:48]
6. Karma [9:33]
7. Graduation Day [7:05]

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Editorial Reviews

Having proven itself to be both smarter than the average Mafia story and better than a Freud-by-the-numbers family drama, the second season of HBO's Emmy-winning gangster soap opera, The Sopranos, continued to break new ground. For the most part, things pick up where they left off in Season 1 for Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). Heavy-hitting characters such as Tony's mother, Livia (Nancy Marchand), and Uncle Junior (Dominic Chianese) move into the background to make room for denser ensemble conflict and, in Marchand's case, to give the actress a rest during her battle with cancer (which eventually took her life after production wrapped). A handful of new antagonists are introduced, the most treacherous of whom is Richie Aprile (David Proval), the embittered brother of former boss Jackie Aprile and Tony's No. 1 rival. Tony's once-estranged sister, Janice (Aida Turturro), returns to New Jersey, motivated by...who knows? Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Bracco) also gets more of the spotlight, boosting her presence from mere sounding board to that of a well-developed character. Causing further agita for Tony are the usual family and work crises, most of which are shadowed by the return of his close friend and colleague in crime, Pussy Bonpensiero (Vincent Pastore) -- who secretly wears a wire for the F.B.I. This tense story line fuels the entire season, climaxing in an emotional finale reminiscent of The Godfather: Part II. These highlights only scratch the surface, however, as The Sopranos tries to best itself after an almost mythical first-season success; supporting characters Carmela (Edie Falco), Meadow (Jamie-Lynn Sigler), Anthony, Jr. (Robert Iler), Christopher (Michael Imperioli), Paulie (Tony Sirico), and the rest are also given their due focus. The four-DVD set affords director commentaries for several episodes, two featurettes, and much more. Tony Nigro, Barnes & Noble

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A must have for the Sopranos Fanby Spriongfiield_Man

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July 06, 2009: This series is well written, well acted and lives up to the Soprano reputation. If you want to have the entire series at home, this is a must have.

SECOND COURSEby Anonymous

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June 02, 2002: After the intensity of the first season, you wonder when the show is going to crash. It doesn't. There are a few clunkers in the second season (Episode 9: From Where to Eternity, the most noticeable), but the arrival of Richie Aprile (David Proval) and Episodes 6 (THE HAPPY WANDERER), 8 (FULL LEATHER JACKET) and the David Lynch-esque finale smooth it over. Where else can you hear Sinatra sing ''Baubles Bangles and Beads''?


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