Second Opinion
Much to his chagrin, Christopher’s probationary period continues under Paulie; Tony talks to Uncle Junior about getting a second opinion regarding his cancer treatment; Anthony Jr.’s school trip leaves Tony and Carmela home alone., Paulie’s treatment of Chris is becoming a concern for Tony, but its nothing compared to Junior’s worsening health and inattentive doctor. (Series 3, episode 7), Much to his chagrin, Christopher’s probationary period continues under Paulie; Tony talks to Uncle Junior about getting a second opinion regarding his cancer treatment; Anthony Jr.’s school trip leaves Tony and Carmela home alone. Paulie: Tony Sirico. Carmela: Edie Falco. Christopher: Michael Imperioli., Christopher’s probationary period continues under Paulie; Tony talks to Uncle Junior about getting a second opinion regarding his cancer treatment; Anthony Jr.’s school trip leaves Tony and Carmela home alone., Dealing with health care professionals of various stripes proves to be an arduous task for two members of a crime family in this episode of the hit cable TV series. When his Uncle Junior (Dominic Chianese) undergoes a not-entirely successful cancer treatment at the hands of less-than-compassionate Dr. John Kennedy (Sam McMurray), New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) is furious. So he schedules a threatening heart-to-heart with the surgeon on the golf course that leaves Junior in the doctor’s suddenly far more caring hands. In the meantime, Tony’s wife Carmela (Edie Falco) is referred to a blunt psychotherapist (Mike Nichols), who tells her that she’s complicit in her husband’s crimes and will never be happy unless she leaves him. In the meantime, Tony’s lieutenants Paulie Walnuts (Tony Sirico) and Christopher Moltisanti (Michael Imperioli) continue to clash over their new business arrangements, and Tony deals with the financial concerns of the widowed Angie Bompensiero (Toni Kalem) by smashing the window of her new Cadillac.
