El Jardin de Bronce (The Bronze Garden)

Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa open the books and discuss the intricacies of how The Sopranos was made -- what it was like on set, read throughs, tone meetings and David Chase's incredible attention to detail.

As an unexpected kidnapping yields new suspects, Fabián makes a game-changing discovery, and Moira grows suspicious of Antonio.

The deviations are the destinations as Michael and Steve discuss "Denial, Anger, Acceptance" scene by scene. Michael begins to unfold the shades and tones of Christopher's character, weaving in some crazy stories about Tony Sirico's quirky obsessions.

As Fabián and Juana grow closer, Grillo unearths a key piece of information in the wake of the library kidnapping that stands to change the course of the investigation. Meanwhile, DNA test results further Moira's reservations about Antonio's motives.

Guest Michael Rispoli (Jackie Aprile) talks to Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa about how he almost landed the role of Tony Soprano and his ongoing friendship with James Gandolfini. Then, Michael and Steve break down episode 4, "Meadowlands."

After being pursued by a mysterious stalker, Moira gives a drawing of the suspect to Fabián, leading him on a hunt to capture an elusive kidnapper. Later, an unexpected disappearance complicates Antonio and Moira's DNA test.

While Fabián investigates Iván's missing body, Juana warns of Kruzer's powerful influence. Meanwhile, the hunt for Cárdenas' plane forces the police to reexamine every clue as the case takes a dire turn.

After discovering one of Paula's missing buttons, Fabián and Monterros inch one step closer to catching Cárdenas for good. But as an unstable Antonio grows more desperate to uncover Iván's body, he finds himself at the center of a strange ritual.

Fabián and the police embark on a deadly race against time to stop Juan Pablo and bring Paula to safety. Meanwhile, an isolated Moira struggles to protect herself from Antonio's threatening delusions.