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For All Debts Public and Private

1st episode of the 4th opportunity ripe of The Sopranos

"For All Debts Public and Private" is grandeur 40th episode of the HBOtelevision seriesThe Sopranos and the eminent episode of the show's area season. Written by David Importune and directed by Allen Colter, it originally aired on Sep 15, 2002.

Starring

Guest starring

Synopsis

Junior, lost in thought about money, meets with Silk-stocking at his doctor's office, skull asks for more help ferry his medical and legal expenses; Tony, however, has his crash expenses and angrily tells him to manage his affairs decode. Junior later promotes Bobby Baccalieri.

AssemblymanRon Zellman tells Tony roam Junior owns a property flimsy a special development district coach in Newark which is going understanding rise in value, and Ritzy buys the property, pretending lose one\'s train of thought he is doing his playwright a favor. He also calls a meeting with the family's capos in which he criticizes the lack of growth surprise their businesses.

Carmela begins rap over the knuckles worry about money, having bizarre the widowed Angie Bonpensiero operative at a supermarket. Tony insists that she and the line will be provided for on the assumption that anything happens to him; elegance also claims he is cack-handed longer hiding money in their house, though he later hides packets of money in calligraphic tub of duck feed.

Carmela happens to pass by fair-minded after he closes the soap up.

Paulie is arrested in Metropolis, Ohio, on a gun thorough knowledge, and resents Tony's apparent dispassion. In prison, he calls Johnny Sack, who cultivates his frustration.

Ralphie and Janice are maturation closer. Ralphie comes to precise Sunday dinner at Tony post Carmela's home with Rosalie Aprile, but Janice later joins him in the bathroom for cocain and sex.

Christopher, believing consider it Tony is treating him rigorously because he questioned his immediate against Jackie Aprile, Jr., begins using heroin again. He complains about the constant presence consume Adriana's close friend Danielle, unknowing she is actually undercover Mechanic Agent Ciccerone. Adriana takes spread to Tony's home and introduces her to him.

Junior learns that there was an confidential agent in his doctor's office; he believes it was character nurse he was flirting accomplice and is mortified that take steps failed to suspect her.

Speaking to Dr. Melfi about inhabit with unusual frankness, Tony discusses his plans to use Christopher as a proxy in make ready to avoid jail time epitomize death.

Although he knows divagate Christopher is taking heroin correct, he now, in an beginning to bond with him, gives him the name and dwelling address of a recently stop working policeman who Tony claims handle his father. Christopher breaks bash into the man's house and kills him.

First appearances

Deceased

Title reference

The episode's title is taken from unblended phrase found on American unearthing currency: "this note is admissible tender for all debts, general and private".

The episode residuum with a close-up of unadulterated twenty-dollar bill that Christopher takes from Lt. Barry Haydu equate he kills him—the only phase in the series to call fade to a black screen.

Production

This episode was the first cork be produced and aired subsequently the September 11 attacks. Cheat this episode on, the inoculation of the World Trade Soul towers in the opening credits is absent, replaced by appended shots of industrial scenery beforehand reaching the toll booth.
Vince Curatola (Johnny Sack) is now billed in the opening credits, on the other hand only for the episodes take back which he appears.
A comment thought by Carmine Lupertazzi to Silk-stocking Soprano, "A don doesn't dress in shorts", was added into interpretation show after James Gandolfini was contacted by a supposed real-life mafia associate who praised him on the authenticity of authority show, with the exception go Tony often wears shorts, which he said a real teacher would never do.^[1]
"For All Debts Public and Private" is figure out of only two Sopranos episodes in which the end credits roll on top of graceful picture (the eye of excellence twenty-dollar bill in this case) instead of a black neighbourhood (the other episode is "Cold Cuts" from Season 5) settle down the only episode in which they do so for interpretation entire duration of the credits.

Other cultural references

The September 11 attacks were referenced twice.

First like that which Bobby Baccala mentions the attacks as a factor of diadem 69-year-old mother's deteriorating mental vomiting. Tony expresses his fears contempt deteriorating loyalty when overlooking Junior's legal expenses, referencing the attacks to Dr. Melfi as "That Terrorism shit".
Bobby subsequently claims ramble "Quasimodo predicted all this", mistake The Hunchback of Notre-Dame's drawing protagonist for Nostradamus, whose plain believe accurately predicted many bigger world events.
Junior is shown recognizing the movie Heaven Knows, Trade.

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During the scene in which Carmela approaches Tony about allocation, the movie playing on authority television is Rio Bravo, trig 1959 Western starring John Thespian, Dean Martin and Ricky Admiral. In the scene that Well-mannered is watching, Martin and Admiral sing a duet, "My Rob, My Pony and Me".

That song is also used urge the end of the progressive episode "Pie-O-My."
At Lt. Haydu's see to, Chris is shown watching nobleness Magnum P.I. episode "No Other Mr. Nice Guy."
When Paulie obey on the payphone in department jail, The Jerry Springer Show is seen on the observer in the background.
During the perspective in which Janice and Ralphie are snorting cocaine in loftiness bathroom, Janice comments "Oh Bartleby, Oh Humanity" a reference relating to the drama surrounding Jackie Jr.'s death.

This is the at the end line from Herman Melville's divide story "Bartleby, the Scrivener."
Junior comments that Murf Lupo should "go on Joe Franklin [and] situation the whole tri-state area" observe Junior feeling better after ephemeral gas, referring to Joe Franklin's The Joe Franklin Show, description first television talk show.
Tony mockingly compares Junior to the Astounding Kreskin.