The Sopranos Quiz

The first episode aired on Jan. 10, 1999.

Episode 86 aired on June 10, 2007.

The prison drama "Oz" ran from 1997 until 2003.

Lorraine Bracco (Dr. Melfi), Michael Imperioli (Christopher) and Tony Sirico (Paulie Walnuts) were among the 27 who also appeared in "Goodfellas."

The DiMeos and the Lupertazzis have a complicated, violent relationship that only becomes more so as the series progresses.

He has a panic attack while grilling at his son's birthday party.

Uncle Junior is a constant thorn in Tony's side.

Tony and Meadow are visiting colleges in Maine when he spots Fabian Petrulio, whom he ends up strangling with a wire.

While Tony and Meadow are off visiting colleges, Carmela hangs out with her crush, Father Intintola — who vomits just as she's about to kiss him.

Tony likes the fact that Dr. Melfi is also Italian-American.

Richie and Janice had dated in high school and picked it up again after his prison sentence.

Janice shoots Richie after an argument and gets Tony to cover it up — most people think he's disappeared into the Witness Protection Program.

After Bobby's wife dies, Janice gets her hooks into him.

Meadow and Jackie Jr.'s relationship doesn't end well — Ralph puts out a hit on Jackie after he bungles a card-game robbery.

Johnny becomes enraged when Ralph cracks jokes about his overweight wife.

Tony confronts Ralph about setting the stable fire that killed their racehorse — and winds up strangling him.

We never do find out what happened to the Russian, whom Paulie and Christopher shoot but fail to kill.

Tony and the gang take their FBI-informant former friend out in a boat, shoot him and dump him with the fishes.

When Adriana admits to Christopher that she's an FBI informant, Tony has Silvio kill her.

Johnny Sack succumbs to lung cancer while in prison.

When he and a drug-impaired Christopher are in a car crash, passenger Tony holds his cousin's nostrils shut to end his suffering (and also so he won't have to deal with him anymore).

Junior is under house arrest and acting crazy to avoid trial for racketeering — but he actually does develop dementia.

Probably all of the above, but Dr. Melfi also learns — through her own therapist — that therapy usually doesn't help sociopaths.

Tony Blundetto is determined to stay on the straight and narrow, but he's soon reeled back into a life of crime.

Soprano consigliere Silvio Dante manages the Bada Bing!

Finn is terrified when he spies Vito in a portable toilet with another man.

Uncle Junior, suffering from dementia and thinking Tony is an old enemy, shoots him.

To the delight of Tony and the guys, Johnny Sack bursts into tears while being handcuffed and returned to prison after his daughter's wedding.

Christopher describes "Cleaver" as "'Saw' meets 'The Godfather II.'"

Tony plays "Don't Stop Believin'" and waits patiently as the tension ratchets up both in the song and on-screen … and then the screen goes black.