"Denial, Anger, Acceptance," the third episode of The Sopranos , is a pivotal hour focusing on the psychological impact of terminal illness, moral compromise, and the escalation of family conflict. The episode, which explores themes of greed and faith through subplots involving a Hasidic loan and a "Godfather-esque" violent montage, is regarded as a defining moment for the series. Read the review at ColinsReview . Denial, Anger, Acceptance | The Sopranos | Episode Review
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