Continuing story of Tony Soprano, a middle-aged businessman with a wife, a daughter, a son, and an elderly mother. He's also a mob boss.

Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob boss finds his life, what with hits, extortion and Mafia business, as well as his mother, teenage kids and wife, so stressful that he seeks out psychotherapy.

Contains the last nine episodes of the sixth season of the television program "The Sopranos" in which Tony Soprano, the head of a mob family, seeks the advice of a psychiatrist to help make sense of the problems he has with his wife, children, and crime organization.

For as long as he could remember, Henry Hill wanted to be a gangster. So, when he was 12 years old, he started running errands for the neighborhood wiseguy and extortionist, "Paulie" Cicero. By the time he was 21, Henry had made a name for himself and had a good life by stealing and reselling cargo. Along with Jimmy "The Gent" Conway and Tommy DeVito, Henry organizes and executes heists, big and small, for their boss and protector, Paulie. He marries...

Tony Soprano is in a mob family that is falling apart. He also has troubles with his wife and children. To help make sense of this, he is seeing a psychiatrist and taking Prozac.