Top 10 Deaths on The Sopranos

We guess you could call this a hit list of the most shocking "Soprano" deaths. Our countdown includes Bobby Baccalieri, Ralph Cifaretto, Adriana La Cerva, and more! Which "Sopranos" death shocked YOU the most? Let us know in the comments!

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[WatchMojo]

Which "Sopranos" death shocked YOU the most? Let us know in the comments!

[DominickRuocco]

One of the most brutal deaths in the entire series is watching Ralph Cifaretto beat Tracee to death. It's still very disturbing to watch.

[newthrash]

Bobby’s death hurt the most for me. He had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[marthawood]

Christopher's death was one of the best scenes in the series. James Gandolfini showed his incredible acting skills in that scene: those were the COLDEST eyes I've ever seen.

[ZZ-osnb]

I like how Sal said, "Not in the face" as if it wasn't plainly obvious he was just gonna get dumped in the ocean and not have a funeral anyway.

[erFamily]

There was a full on war and Bobby was out buying toy trains. Smh.

[peanutbutterjelly]

adriana's death should be number 1. it is the most disturbing, impactful, and well written death of the show and the medium in general; it was also set up for two entire seasons before it finally happened and yet it left the viewers shocked and disgusted, it truly is a turning point on how the viewers perceive the characters.

[landofthedreadheads]

Phil's death was hilarious especially when the penguin walking guy scream Oh S**t!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[gortbot]

Finding out that Ralphie wore a hairpiece was the most shocking. A lot of people were jealous of that nice mop. It looked so natural.

[chafrey]

Damn that’s a completely awful take on tony killing Christopher. You make tony sound like a hero

[danielmalloy]

14:12 Tony did not kill Christopher to give his daughter a chance. He saw it as an opportunity to rid himself of a liability. Tony used the daughter as a way for him to justify the murder of his nephew.

[codyhiginbotham]

Most satisfying: Ralph Cifaretto
Funniest: Phil Leotardo
Saddest: Adriana la Cerva
Most unexpected: JT Dolan

[TRLT]

The irony of Phil coming out of the closet to kill Vito is great

[preahko]

oh please, we all know Tony didn't "kill Chris to save Caitlin"...he only ever thinks of HIMSELF, like all narcissists. Chris was a liability.

[tehfn]

The most disturbing death for me was Eugene Pontecorvo. He was a soldier, made lots of money for the family, won the lottery and decided to get out but Tony wouldn't let him. His wife gave him trouble over it and he ended up hanging himself in his garage. His last act was to urinate.

[haralddal]

Bobby should be much higher, that one broke my heart

[pogothebear]

The way Tony uses the baby seat and Christopher's family to let himself off of the hook for killing him is incredible writing. Tony did it for nothing but cold, calculated, and selfish reasons.

[Matt-zsqx]

The funniest was the conversation between Tony and Janice following Janice killing Richie and Tony disposing of the body. "We buried him, on a hill, overlooking a little river, with pine cones all around". "You did"? 😂🤣

[costellomhor]

"we find Richie at his most despicable in a dispute with Janice over his son being gay"

Nah, pretty sure the time he repeatedly drove over Beansie was more despicable.

[YouGotPacked]

None of these guys had the makings of a varsity athlete