Ep 7. In Camelot

In Camelot is the seventh episode of the fifth season of The Sopranos. In this episode, Tony Soprano deals with both personal and professional issues.

Tony is still struggling with his separation from his wife, Carmela. He tries to reconcile with her by bringing home a painting she liked, but she remains distant. Meanwhile, Tony starts a romance with Julianna Skiff, a real estate agent. He enjoys her company, but is cautious because of his looming divorce.

At work, Tony has to deal with a lot of tension among his crew. Christopher Moltisanti is upset because Tony has been ignoring him and giving him small jobs. Paulie Walnuts is also upset with Tony because he suspects that Tony is hiding money from him.

In the midst of all this, Tony prepares to attend his daughter Meadow's graduation from college. He is proud of her and wants to make the occasion special. However, he is also anxious about the possibility of an attack by one of his enemies.

As the day of the graduation approaches, the tension among Tony's crew comes to a head. Christopher confronts Tony about his lack of attention, and Paulie accuses Tony of hiding money. Tony tries to smooth things over, but the tension remains.

At the graduation ceremony, Tony is on high alert for any signs of danger. He scans the crowd for any suspicious-looking individuals and is on edge the whole time. However, the graduation goes off without incident, and Tony is relieved.

After the ceremony, Tony and his family go out for a celebratory dinner. However, Tony's happiness is short-lived. Julianna calls him and tells him she has to cancel their plans for the night. Tony is disappointed, but tries to hide it from his family.

As the night wears on, Tony becomes increasingly despondent. He feels disconnected from his family and his crew, and is struggling to come to terms with his separation from Carmela. Finally, he breaks down in tears at the dinner table, much to the shock of his family.

In Camelot is a powerful episode that explores the emotional turmoil that Tony is experiencing. It shows the difficulty of maintaining a balance between personal and professional obligations, and the toll it can take on a person. The tension among Tony's crew also adds an extra layer of drama to the episode, and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. Overall, In Camelot is a thought-provoking and engaging episode of this iconic television series.