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Description: "Pax Soprana" is the sixth episode of the first season of the HBO series "The Sopranos," originally aired on February 14, 1999. In this episode, Tony Soprano's Uncle Junior assumes control of the DiMeo crime family, leading to tensions as he alters existing agreements and demands more resources for himself. Tony attempts to influence Junior's decisions while grappling with the side effects of his medication and his growing attraction to his therapist, Dr. Jennifer Melfi. The episode introduces the character Johnny Sack, the underboss of the Lupertazzi crime family, and features the first appearance of Rusty Irish, who becomes a victim of the family's internal conflicts. The title "Pax Soprana" is a play on "Pax Romana," referencing a period of relative peace under a dominant power, paralleling Tony's aspirations for his family's dominance.

Cast:
Tony Soprano: James Gandolfini
Dr. Jennifer Melfi: Lorraine Bracco
Carmela Soprano: Edie Falco
Christopher Moltisanti: Michael Imperioli
Corrado Soprano, Jr.: Dominic Chianese
Pussy Bonpensiero: Vincent Pastore
Silvio Dante: Steven Van Zandt
Paulie Gualtieri: Tony Sirico
Anthony Soprano, Jr.: Robert Iler
Meadow Soprano: Jamie-Lynn Sigler
Livia Soprano: Nancy Marchand
Vin Makazian: John Heard
Hesh Rabkin: Jerry Adler
Mikey Palmice: Al Sapienza
Father Phil: Paul Schulze
Irina Peltsin: Oksana Lada
Larry Boy Barese: Tony Darrow
Raymond Curto: George Loros
Jimmy Altieri: Joseph Badalucco Jr.
Johnny Sack: Vince Curatola
Batman: Freddy Bastone
Old Man: William Conn
Mr. Capri: Salem Ludwig
Mechanic: Prianga Pieris
Sammy Grigio: Salvatore Piro
Rusty Irish: Christopher Quinn
Card Player: Dave Salerno
Georgie: Frank Santorelli
Guy on Bridge: Donn Swaby
Eggie: Sonny Zito