Isabella
- Episode aired Mar 28, 1999
- TV-MA
- 48m
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9.1/10
9.3K
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The stress Tony is going through begins to take its toll, and the hit Junior has ordered doesn't help.The stress Tony is going through begins to take its toll, and the hit Junior has ordered doesn't help.The stress Tony is going through begins to take its toll, and the hit Junior has ordered doesn't help.
Joseph Badalucco Jr.
- Jimmy Altieri
- (as Joe Badalucco Jr.)
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Did you know
- TriviaThe only episode where Pussy's wife is referred to as Angela. She is referred to as "Angie" in all other episodes.
- GoofsAfter Tony's second assailant accidentally kills the first, Tony leans forward to grab the second's gun. When he does, two men and a part of a third can be seen through his back passenger window. While all other extras in the scene can be seen running in fear, these men appear to be sitting around watching the attempted murder and smiling. Whether these were crew members caught in the shot or extras who thought they were out of it is unknown.
- Quotes
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: I'm like King Midas in reverse. Everything I touch turns to shit.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The 51st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1999)
- SoundtracksUgly Stadium
Performed by Tipsy
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This was art!
This was a great episode with some great storytelling told through great scenes with great visuals, direction and writting!
This episode was mostly a realistic depiction of mental illness and a deep look into Tony's character! It was very artistic storytelling as each scene had a purpose and the tone could change in an instant! There were a certain feel that you could not always trust what you saw!
Isabella became a metaphor for what Tony desperately wanted! His mind knew what It needed and what would make it happy! It all went back to what Tony never had as a kid!
An incredible episode that sets the stage for an explosive finale!
This episode was mostly a realistic depiction of mental illness and a deep look into Tony's character! It was very artistic storytelling as each scene had a purpose and the tone could change in an instant! There were a certain feel that you could not always trust what you saw!
Isabella became a metaphor for what Tony desperately wanted! His mind knew what It needed and what would make it happy! It all went back to what Tony never had as a kid!
An incredible episode that sets the stage for an explosive finale!
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- Feb 10, 2024
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- Runtime48 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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