Aida Turturro was a short-term hire for "The Sopranos"; she was drafted to spice up the second season, and then she was meant to drive off into the great white somewhere. Gone forever. But Nancy Marchand died. And Turturro was very compelling. So "Janice Soprano" returned to the Eastern United States--and TV history took a left turn. Janice gets two great storylines in the middle of the series. First, she identifies Bobby as a useful ally; she can't coach Bobby's kids to get over their dead mother, so she assumes the *role* of the dead mother, sending creepy AOL messages from beyond the grave. Bobby's house then begins to crumble--and Bobby runs into Janice's embrace. Second, Janice is forced to take anger management classes after assaulting a fellow soccer mom. This seems to please Tony--until the shift in Janice's personality becomes irritating, threatening. Tony begins to "tease" Janice about the son she has abandoned; Janice lose...