Episode 6: Pax Soprana -

: Carmela senses Tony's emotional distance and becomes intensely jealous of Dr. Melfi. Unlike his many goomars (mistresses), she views Melfi as a real threat because Tony is connecting with her on an intellectual and emotional level—something he denies his wife.

: Suffering from a Prozac-induced lack of libido, Tony becomes obsessed with Dr. Jennifer Melfi. He experiences erotic dreams about her and even attempts to kiss her during a session, only to be rejected. Episode 6: Pax Soprana

Parallel to the mob politics, Tony's personal life is fractured by physical and emotional conflict. : Carmela senses Tony's emotional distance and becomes

In " Pax Soprana ," the sixth episode of The Sopranos , the illusion of peace is meticulously crafted both in the streets of New Jersey and within the walls of the Soprano household. The title, a play on the Pax Romana , centers on Tony's efforts to keep the peace by installing his uncle, Corrado "Junior" Soprano, as the figurehead boss of the DiMeo crime family—a move designed to draw FBI heat away from himself. The Illusion of Control : Suffering from a Prozac-induced lack of libido,