S6E21 · Made in America

Complete story — includes the ending

Tony gives the FBI information on a pair of suspicious Muslim men who hang around the Bada Bing in exchange for Phil's general location on Long Island. Phil rejects peace and warns his underboss, Butchie DeConcini, that there will be consequences for failing to kill Tony. Butchie agrees to a truce with Tony in exchange for sanctioning Phil's death and paying Janice for Bobby's hit. Tony's men find Phil and kill him. A.J. announces his intent to join the army, but his parents convince him to work for Little Carmine's production company instead. Meadow gets engaged to her boyfriend and is fully dedicated to becoming a white-collar crime lawyer, leaving Tony disappointed that she is not going to be a pediatrician. Carlo disappears after his son is arrested; Tony's lawyer suspects that he may have become an informant. Tony offers Carlo's position as capo of the Aprile Crew to Paulie, who reluctantly accepts. Janice visits Junior, now in a state facility, and tries to tell him of Bobby's death. When Tony learns that Janice is trying to find Junior's remaining money, he speaks to him for the first time since the shooting and tries to convince him to give it to Bobby's children, but Junior does not recognize him. Tony reminds Junior of how "you and my father ran North Jersey," and departs emotionally when Junior murmurs, "Well, that's nice." Tony meets his family in Holsten's diner. While looking for music to play on a tabletop jukebox, he glances over several songs before deciding upon Journey 's " Don't Stop Believin' ". He tells Carmela that Carlo will be testifying against him, and A.J. reminds him to "remember the good times." A man who has been staring at them goes to the restroom near their table, and as Meadow enters the diner, Tony looks up and the shot cuts to black.