Which Episodes Did Steve Buscemi Direct & Why Were They Important?

For instance, in "Everybody Hurts," it's revealed that Tony's ex-girlfriend, Gloria (Annabella Sciorra), has died by suicide. What makes matters worse is the method that she chose to end her life, as it calls back directly to how Tony nearly choked her to death on the floor of her home after she had approached his wife, Carmela (Edie Falco).

The most horrific moment of the episode, though, comes in a dream sequence that could have come from a David Lynch movie where Tony meets with Gloria. Gloria is seen dragging a scarf behind her, and the marks around her neck offer a menacing reminder of how she took her own life. Soon, the ceiling begins to split, and the house shakes, almost as if Tony is reckoning with the responsibility he feels for her death subconsciously. It's a chilling scene and probably the scariest dream sequence in the entire series.

Next up is "In Camelot," a Season 5 episode of "The Sopranos" that's all about legacy. The plot follows Tony as he gets to know one of his father's longtime girlfriends – Fran (Polly Bergen) — and learns all kinds of new information about his own life as a result. Though some of the revelations help, others hurt the mob boss, and he ends up seemingly cutting ties with Fran as a result.

If you or anyone you know is having suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline​ by dialing 988 or by calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255)​.