Tony Soprano wants a Totodile Plush for christmas

Tony Soprano is feeling nostalgic about his childhood and remembers how he always wanted a Totodile plush, a toy based on a popular cartoon character. He decides to buy one for himself as a christmas gift, but he soon finds out that they are sold out everywhere. He asks his associates to help him find one, but they have no luck either. Tony becomes obsessed with getting the plush and starts to neglect his family and his business.

Meanwhile, Carmela Soprano is planning a big christmas dinner for the family and invites some of Tony's relatives and friends. She is unaware of Tony's quest for the Totodile plush and thinks he is busy with his work. She hopes that he will show up for the dinner and spend some quality time with the family.

On christmas eve, Tony gets a tip from one of his contacts that there is a Totodile plush available at a toy store in a nearby town. He drives there with Paulie and Christopher, hoping to buy it before anyone else does. However, when they arrive, they see a long line of people waiting outside the store. Tony tries to bribe his way in, but the store manager refuses to let him in. Tony then resorts to violence and threatens to shoot the manager if he doesn't give him the plush. The manager reluctantly agrees and hands over the last Totodile plush to Tony.

Tony is overjoyed and hugs the plush, feeling like a kid again. He thanks Paulie and Christopher for their help and tells them to go back to the car. He then walks out of the store, holding the plush in his arms. However, as he steps outside, he is confronted by a group of angry customers who saw him cut the line and take the last plush. They start to yell at him and demand that he gives it back. Tony refuses and tries to walk away, but they surround him and start to push and shove him. Tony loses his temper and pulls out his gun, threatening to shoot anyone who touches him or his plush.

The scene then cuts to Carmela, who is waiting for Tony at home. She has prepared a lavish dinner and decorated the house with festive lights and ornaments. She looks at the clock and wonders where Tony is. She calls his cell phone, but he doesn't answer. She starts to worry and hopes that he is okay.

The scene then cuts back to Tony, who is still surrounded by the angry mob. He fires a warning shot in the air, hoping to scare them off. However, this only attracts the attention of the police, who arrive at the scene and order Tony to drop his weapon and surrender. Tony realizes that he is in trouble and has no choice but to comply. He drops his gun and raises his hands, but he refuses to let go of his Totodile plush. He clutches it tightly and says "It's mine, it's mine, it's mine..."

The episode ends with a freeze frame of Tony's face, holding the plush, as the police handcuff him and take him away. The screen fades to black and the credits roll.