It's About Time: A Sopranos Watch Podcast

It's the Season 5 finale. Who's making it to Season 6? Not everybody. Johnny and Phil want Tony B's location and Tony S. doesn't want to give it up if torture is an option. Christopher is in hiding until the mess with Tony B. is cleaned up and Benny pays the price. Listen along with Bill Russum and Mike Peters.

It's finally happened. We had to say goodbye to the best person on the show. Not Bill Russum. It's Season 5, Episode 12: Long-Term Parking. Adrianna is cornered by the FBI and confesses to Christopher and they make a plan to get away. Tony has to turn Tony B. over to Johnny Sack and Phil Leotardo. Things aren't going well. But at least Carmella wants Tony to move back into the house...

Tony decides he needs to get away for a while, but the troubles keep coming. Tony B. gets revenge for the death of a good friend and puts everybody in trouble. Bill Russum and Mike Peters are talking about The Test Dream, the 11th episode of Season 5.

Tony and Janice address their anger issues in different ways on the 10th episode of Season 5, Cold Cuts. Bobby gives Janice an ultimatum and Tony give Georgie a hard-earned vacation. Christopher is upset how he's being treated and Adrianna offers him a chance to get away. Come along with Bill Russum and Mike Peters for another episode of It's About Time.

Looks like we've got a new scapegoat in town. Or an old one. Whatever. Anytime someone gets in trouble, two unidentified black males come to the rescue. It's the ninth episode of Season 5, Unidentified Black Males. Tony tells Dr. Melfi a secret he's been hiding from everybody for more than 15 years and Johnny Sacks finds out who killed Joey Peeps. Finn gets a job and makes a new fri...

It's time for Marco Polo, the eighth episode of Season 5. Carmella's dad turns 75 and they're planning a surprise party for him. The big question is: Should Tony attend the party? Tony B. picks up a side job that didn't end well for Joey Peeps or his foot. I'm sure it won't lead to any trouble. 

This is pretty much an episode about friendship and cars. It's In Camelot, the seventh episode of Season 5. Tony meets one of his dad's, uh, associates and she needs the money she's owed. Phil has it and now he needs a new car. J.T., a Hollywood writer, learns never to borrow money from a friend, especially if his name is Christopher. Watch along with Mike Peters and Bill Russum.

Tony B. has a new job and Carmella has a new person in her life. Surely, both of them will be happy for longer than an episode, right? Tony and A.J. decide living together isn't as awesome as they thought it was going to be, so it's time to move back home. Bill and Mike are talking all about it on Sentimental Education, the sixth episode of Season 5.

Tony and Adrianna try to squash a rumor before Christopher finds out and they fail big-time. It's Season 5, Episode 5, Irregular Around the Margins. Tony has a weird mole and Adrianna has IBS and a late-night coke run turns violent. Hang out with Mike and Bill as they discuss what happens.

Bill and Mike are back to talk about All Happy Families, the fourth episode of Season 5. Feech has an idea and it ends up costing him. Johnny Sacks gets his last paycheck from Lorraine. AJ gets drunk and high and moves in with Tony and Artie. It's a doozy.

Bill and Mike are back to talk about Season 5, Episode 3, Where's Johnny? Who's going to be in charge, Little Carmine or Johnny? Everything will work out just fine, so long as Christopher doesn't get involved. Let's see what happens. Also, Junior goes for a drive and a walk before he and Tony have a heart-to-heart talk. 

Tony B. comes to town and is ready to ... massage? Whatever. Tony's got his favorite cousin back and a nice, new painting I'm sure he'll cherish forever. Bill and Mike are talking about Rat Pack, the second episode of Season 5. Adriana almost comes clean on movie night and another informant takes a nap.

Season 5 is upon us and Bill and Mike are going to talk about it. Why switch things up now? This is Two Tonys. Tony and Carmella are still separated. Janice and Bobby are married. AJ sees a bear. Chris and Paulie get into an ethical tussle with each other and a violent one with a waiter. Then Tony and Dr. Melfi hit sort of a rough patch. Just listen. 

The Season 4 finale is here. Tony decided to buy a house for Carmella and the kids and his timing is amazing. Christopher is out of rehab and he's back on Tony's good side. But is Carmine? Bonus: Vincent Darpino is here and he's got a gun. I hope Doogie doesn't find out. Listen along with Bill and Mike. 

We're almost done with Season 4. It's time for Eloise, the 12th episode. Furio makes a couple moves without Tony knowing and Carmella takes a turn. Paulie shows how good he is with the elderly. But at least his mom got the rolls she wanted. That's all that really matters anyway. Listen along with Bill and Mike. 

Bill and Mike are back after watching the 11th episode of Season 4, Calling All Cars. Tony decides he's gotten enough out of therapy and furthers his lie about Ralphie's disappearance. Carmine wants 40 percent of the HUD scam and Tony settles on 5.5 percent. It doesn't go well. Poor Vic, the Appraiser. Plus AJ scares kids and Janet and Bobby eat pasta. This one has it all.

Christopher is an asshole again. He's on heroin and a dog. Which is worse? Well, depends on if you're the dog or not. Tony and Furio face off without even knowing it and Paulie has some new artwork for his house. Strap in for the 10th episode of Season 4 and listen to Mike fail at being funny while Bill humors him.

We're back for Whoever Did This, the ninth episode from Season 4. Tony and Ralphie suffer big losses in this episode. Whose is bigger is up for debate. Christopher's drug use is getting in the way of his mafia duties and Pie-O-My goes for her last ride. It's a sad one.

Raphie has a new girlfriend and so does Tony. Because sharing is caring. Furio had to leave the country and is coming back with some bad intentions and Carmella is finally getting even with Tony. I'm sure he won't mind. 

Adriana and Christopher are getting engaged, strictly for romance purposes. It has nothing to do with getting out of testifying against the family. Brian gives Tony and Ralphie some realty advice and Irina is dating Assemblyman Zellman. Tony's cool with it. He said so. Listen along with Mike Peters and Bill Russum as they talk about Watching Too Much TV, the seventh episode of Season 4.

The guys are back to talk about Everybody Hurts, the sixth episode of Season 4. Artie gets a taste of being part of the family and finds out he's no good at it. Gloria says goodbye on her own terms -- or does she? -- and Tony tries to change his ways. At least for now. We'll see how long that lasts. Plus AJ finds love in the bakery section. 

We're back with the fifth episode of the fourth season, Pie-O-My. Ralphie and Tony buy a horse and watch it run. 

Johnny has enough of Ralphie and his attempt at humor and decides to shut him up -- with or without the family's approval. Tony urges Ralphie to take a vacation until things blow over. All it takes is a crying wife and a secret stash of candy bars to find peace. Listen as Mike Peters and Bill Russum watch the fourth episode of Season 4, The Weight. 

Bill Russum and Mike Peters are talking about everything that happened on Christopher, the third episode of Season 4. Johnny Sack finds out about the joke Ralphie told. Ralphie choses Janice over Rosalie. Uncle Junior's trial starts. Bobby becomes a widow. It's like the universe didn't want them to celebrate Columbus Day or something. Hmm. 

Christopher got a temporary promotion while Paulie's spending quality time in an Ohio jail and Patsy and Silvio take exception. Ralphie debates his relationship with Janice while playing basketball for what has to be the first time ever. Adriana and Danielle have a disagreement over a would-be threesome and let's say a vomit-inducing secret.