"The Sopranos" Killings - Season 6, Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Laundry room

He stopped off to do some laundry, and was followed by Bobby Bacala. Bobby was nervous as he raised the gun, as this was his first killing. He fired once, hitting Rene in the abdomen, then finished him with a shot to the head. He dropped the gun and fled. Rene was killed in the episode "Soprano Home Movies."

Answer: Silvio Dante

The power struggle in the Lupertazzi Crime Family, which ran for most of the series, played a part in this. Doc felt that he should be Boss, and that Gerry was a threat. After Gerry's murder, Tony was infuriated, saying that Silvio could have been killed or injured, but Doc said that he didn't know Silvio was going to be there. Gerry was killed in the episode "Stage 5." Johnny Sack also died of stage 5 lung cancer in this episode, prompting the title.

Answer: Doc Santoro

Phil, dead-set on being the Boss with no competition, sent Butch DeConcini and assassins to kill Doc and one of his bodyguards. They were both killed in a barrage of bullets, Doc taking one to the eye. They were killed in the episode "Remember When."

Answer: True

JT, who was a friend, was approached by Christopher, who was drunk. Chris tried telling JT his problems, but he refused to listen. JT then revealed that information had been given to him, which angered Chris. After an argument, Chris shot him in the head, killing him. JT was killed in the episode "Walk Like A Man."

Answer: Christopher Moltisanti

Christopher, who was going too fast, swerved to miss a car and went off the road. Tony was uninjured, but Chris suffered massive trauma and began coughing up blood. He then confessed that he couldn't pass a drug test because he got hooked back on heroin. Tony looked in the back seat and found that Christopher's daughter's car seat was impaled by a branch. Tony started to call 911, but instead pinched Christopher's nostrils, causing him to suffocate on his own blood.

This was both a mercy killing, and killing of anger.

He was killed in the episode "Kennedy and Heidi."

Answer: Burt Gervasi

Silvio visited Burt one morning as he was about to go for a run. Burt invited him into his house, then shortly afterward, Sil strangled him with a garotte wire. Burt was killed in the episode "The Blue Comet."

Answer: Phil

The man, who was unnamed, was thought to be Phil Leotardo, as they looked very similar. Italo and Salvatore entered the home pretending to deliver a package, and Italo shot the man in the head. The man's daughter, Yaryna, was also killed by him for being a witness. They were killed in the episode "The Blue Comet."

Answer: Bobby Bacala

FBI Agent Dwight Harris informed Tony about the plot, and called to warn Bobby and Sil. However, Bobby did not answer his phone and entered a store to look at a train set of The Blue Comet. Lupertazzi assassins snuck in and shot him multiple times in the stomach and chest, his body falling over onto the train set. Bobby was killed in the episode "The Blue Comet."

Answer: Bada Bing! Club parking lot

Silvio and Patsy Parisi were driving out of the parking lot when a car cut them off, two men getting out and firing. Patsy held them off as Silvio reached for his gun in the back seat. Silvio was wounded several times, Patsy fleeing into the woods to save his own life. Silvio was rushed to the intensive care unit and entered a coma, where he was visited by Tony. Tony was then told that Silvio would likely not come out of the coma.

This occurred in the episode "The Blue Comet."

Answer: "Made In America"

After Phil's death, another problem arose, when it was revealed that Carlo Gervasi planned to testify against the DiMeo crime family on court. The end of the episode brought about one of the most controversial endings in television history. Tony was sitting in a diner, and one by one his family came in.

The camera panned to different men, suggesting that they may have been assassins. As Tony ate, the door opened and he looked up, cutting to black. The end!