'Sopranos' Greatest Hits Seasons 1-5 Quiz

Answer: bathtub

Christopher, enjoying a family bond with Junior and Livia, only received a mock execution. The point was made; Christopher was so scared he soiled his pants. And he stopped hi-jacking Junior's trucks.

Answer: Moe Greene special

This is a reference to "The Godfather" in which Moe Greene is shot in the eye while getting a massage.

Answer: Chucky Signore

What a great scene. Tony pulls up in his boat, starts show off the fish that he'd just caught, then pulls a gun out of its mouth and starts firing.

Answer: Tony

Tony and Pussy were both present at Mathew's murder. But when the moment of truth came, Tony pulled out his gun and killed Mathew. A moment later Pussy awkwardly pulled his own gun out, but the deed was done. At the time, Pussy was cooperating with the Feds and was told not to take part in any violence.

By the way, the actor who portrayed Matthew Bevilaqua, Lillo Brancato, Jr. was arrested in 2005 and charged with second-degree murder. He took part in a gunfight in which an off-duty policeman was killed.

Answer: Sunshine, the dealer

Despite Jackie, Jr.'s mobster lineage -- Jackie, Sr. was boss before Tony and his Uncle Richie was a capo -- Jackie Jr. was inept in his brief crime career. To prove himself, he and his mini-crew held up Pontecorvo's card game. One of the robbers was killed in the room, the getaway driver took off as soon as he heard shots, and Jackie Jr. left the remaining robber to be killed, as he fled in a stolen car.
Poor Sunshine was murdered in cold blood, sitting in his chair. Furio was shot in the thigh but recovered.

Answer: For killing Tony's favorite horse

Although he did kill a dancer at the Bada-Bing, his undoing was Tony's belief that Ralph killed Pie-O-My. Tony had a deep affection for the horse, even though it was owned by Ralph. And though Ralph denied setting the fire that killed Pie-O-My, Tony blamed him.

In an incredibly violent fight in Ralph's kitchen, Ralph gave (almost) as good as he got. And Tony came away from the brawl much the worse for wear.

Answer: Phil Leotardo

Tony Blundetto came out of prison hoping to avoid the mobster life. But needing money to start his massage-therapy clinic, he got involved in a turf war and killed Billy Leotardo. Tony Soprano knew that Tony B. was involved in this unsanctioned hit, but he covered for his cousin until he could take care of the situation himself.

Answer: True

Richie was a thorn in Tony's side and Tony was worried that when Janice called him to come over, he (Tony) was walking into an ambush. But when he arrived, he found Richie dead on the kitchen floor. That's what you get when you slap Janice Soprano.

Answer: False

He almost did. In a rage he pinned her to the ground and was choking her. But while he was strangling her, she croaked, "Kill me. Kill me. Kill me." I think it freaked Tony out. He let her live. However, he sent his henchman, Patsy Parisi to scare her away from Tony.

He did a heckuva job, threating her life if he ever contacted Tony again or the Sopranos again, and that's the last we heard from Gloria.

Answer: garotted him

Fabian Petrullio had joined the witness protection program. But when Tony took his daughter to visit a college in Maine, he spotted the rat. While Meadow as interviewing at Bowdoin, Tony followed Petrullio, finding out where he worked and lived.