1. 49
   92
2. 118

The magic number is 92.

1. 62
   78
2. 84

There were 62 murders in "The Sopranos."

1. Silvio Dante
   Paulie Walnuts
2. Tony Soprano

Paulie Walnuts is responsible for nine of the 62 murders. Tony Soprano and Christopher Moltisanti run a close second with eight each.

1. one
   three
2. five

Season five, with 1.4 deaths per episode, just beats out the sixth and final season, which has 1.3 per episode.

1. Christopher Moltisanti
   Paulie Walnuts
2. Bobby Baccalieri

Christopher shoots a minor character named Emil Kolar in the pilot episode.

1. Christopher Moltisanti
   Big Pussy Bonpensiero
2. Johnny Sacrimoni

Tony, Silvio and Paulie all pull the trigger on Big Pussy.

1. Gigi Cestone
   Livia Soprano
2. Bobby Baccalieri

Tony does fantasize about killing his mother, but Livia dies of a stroke in the third season.

1. Febby Petrulio
   J.T. Dolan
2. Jackie Aprile Sr.

The character name might not be familiar, but the murder was certainly memorable. Tony is visiting colleges with Meadow when he takes a side trip to strangle Febby, who's in the witness protection program.

1. Tony Blundetto
   Johnny Sacrimoni
2. Ralph Cifaretto

Johnny Sack dies of lung cancer while he's in prison.

1. Karen Baccalieri
   Gloria Trillo
2. Ginny Sacrimoni

Bobby's wife, Karen, is killed in an off-camera car accident.

1. Paulie Walnuts
   Janice Soprano
2. Carmine Lupertazzi

Janice shoots boyfriend Richie after he hits her.

1. Silvio Dante
   Phil Leotardo
2. Christopher Moltisanti

Silvion takes FBI informant Adriana into the woods and shoots her.

1. Phil Leotardo
   Ralph Cifaretto
2. Tony Soprano

Tony Soprano shoots his cousin because he knows the New York family is coming after him.

1. Johnny Sacrimoni
   Bobby Baccalieri
2. Tony Soprano

Tony suffocates Christopher after they're in a car accident.

1. Tony Soprano
   Tony Blundetto
2. Vito Spatafore

Tony beats and strangles Ralph to death in an epic fight.

1. his mother
   a stripper
2. a policeman

Ralph fatally beats stripper Tracee, which is one of the straws that finally breaks Tony's back.

1. in a bowling bag
   in his basement
2. in the ocean

Christopher hacks up Ralph and puts his head and hands into a bowling bag.

1. Ralph had a lot of cash in his pockets.
   Ralph had a fake leg.
2. Ralph was bald.

Ralph's toupee falls off as Christopher picks up his head.

1. He's gay.
   He's an FBI informant.
2. He stole money from Tony.

Vito is beaten to death because he's gay.

1. Aprile
   Soprano
2. Lupertazzi

The cast jokingly called it "The Aprile Curse."

1. gunshots
   heart attack
2. stabbing

The New York crew shoots him while he's looking at model trains in a toy store.

1. Adriana La Cerva
   Meadow Soprano
2. Janice Soprano

Janice was the common thread between Richie Aprile, Ralph Cifaretto and Bobby Baccalieri.

1. Jackie Aprile Jr.
   J.T. Dolan
2. Patsy Parisi

Vito Spatafore shoots Jackie Jr. for trying to rob a poker game.

1. hanging
   jumps off a bridge
2. overdoses on pills

Tony's girlfriend Gloria hangs herself.

1. Rene LeCours
   Eugene Pontecorvo
2. Jack Massarone

Soprano soldier and FBI informant Eugene Pontecorvo hangs himself in his basement during the final season.

1. none
   five
2. seven

Furio thinks about killing Tony at one point, but he doesn't end up murdering anyone while he's on the show.

1. Eddie Pietro
   Fat Dom Gamiello
2. Gigi Cestone

An apparently very constipated Gigi has a heart attack in the bathroom.

1. in Tony's pool
   at the Bada Bing!
2. in his bathtub

Brendan is taking a bath when Uncle Junior and the hitman walk in.

1. Carlo Gervasi
   Phil Leotardo
2. Patsy Parisi

Phil finally gets what's coming to him when he's gunned down at a gas station.

1. His wife drags him into traffic.
   He's run over by a car.
2. Tony throws the body over a bridge.

Phil's own SUV runs over his head after he's shot.