Two for the champagne.

Description: "Denial, Anger, Acceptance" is the third episode of the first season of the HBO series "The Sopranos," which originally aired on January 24, 1999. In this episode, Tony Soprano becomes involved in a dispute between a Hasidic Jewish family and their son-in-law over a motel ownership, leading to escalating tensions and violent resolutions. Simultaneously, Tony's friend Jackie Aprile, Sr. is hospitalized due to terminal cancer, prompting Tony to confront his own feelings about mortality. The episode also explores the challenges faced by Artie Bucco, a restaurateur dealing with the aftermath of a fire and insurance complications. The title references the stages of grief, mirroring Tony's journey through denial, anger, and acceptance regarding Jackie's illness.

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
Jackie Aprile, Sr.: Michael Rispoli
Hesh Rabkin: Jerry Adler
Artie Bucco: John Ventimiglia
Charmaine Bucco: Kathrine Narducci
Ariel: Ned Eisenberg
Shlomo Teittleman: Chuck Low
Mikey Palmice: Al Sapienza
Brendan Filone: Anthony DeSando
Adriana La Cerva: Drea de Matteo
Rosalie Aprile: Sharon Angela
Irina Peltsin: Oksana Lada
Hunter Scangarelo: Michele DeCesare