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The Sopranos Season 4 Episode 12

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AIRED: 12/1/02

Furio resigns from the Soprano crew and goes home to Italy, leaving Carmela depressed and angry. Paulie tries to prove his loyalty to the Soprano family, but his burglary scheme ends on a violent note. Tony's feud with New York begins to hit him in the pocketbook, but Johnny Sack makes Tony a proposal that may solve their problems.moreless

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Furio can't deal with his love for Carmela, almost kills Tony, then disappears back to Italy. Paulie smothers an old lady for her money, and finds out he was played by Johnny Sack. Tony considers w Carmine, after Little Carmine couldn't convince himoreless

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By MargetisMan414, Jun 22, 2005

A great episode that opens a lot of doors for next week’s season extended season finale. I found the most shocking and vulgar part of the episode was when Paulie smothered an old woman to with a pillow for her money (since he was having a hard time earning.) It was also funny to see the surprised and scared look on Paulie’s face when he confronted Carmine at a party about Johnny Sack talking about him, and he had no idea what Paulie was talking about. The episode kind of moved slow in the middle, though, but I was really surprised when Furio disappeared into Naples. I thought one of the episode’s only flaws was that it spent too much time on Carmela’s love fantasy with Furio. Grade: A-

Ranking in season: # 8 / 13

Ranking in series: # 50 / 65

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Steve Schirripa	Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri
Michael Imperioli	Christopher Moltisanti
John Ventimiglia	Artie Bucco
James Gandolfini	Tony Soprano
Lorraine Bracco	Dr. Jennifer Melfi
Edie Falco	Carmela Soprano

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Mark Lotito	Dave Fusco	Guest Star
Gay Thomas-Wilson	Nurse	Guest Star
Buddy Fitzpatrick	ER Doctor	Guest Star
Matthew Del Negro	Brian Cammarata	Recurring Role
Richard Portnow	Attorney Hal Melvoin	Recurring Role
Ray Abruzzo	Little Carmine Lupertazzi	Recurring Role

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- Silvio: You have any idea what Albert kicked up last week?
  Paulie: Fuck that fuckin' parakeet. I got a relationship with Tony Albert he'll never have—no matter how far he sticks his tongue up Tony's ass.
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- Tony: It must be a gay book. Billy Budd is the ship's florist, right?
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- Minnie: I've been driving since I was a young girl.
  Paulie: Horse and buggies don't count.
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- Johnny Sack: That restaurant thing didn't help.
  Tony: He hurt my appraiser, what was I supposed to do? It's on page four of the "Boss Manual," John, Jesus.
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- A.J.: (on Billy Budd) My teacher says it's a gay book.
  Carmela: Who, Mr. Weggler? Oh, that is ridiculous.
  Finn: Actually, I've heard that before.
  Carmela: That book was written when, in the 19th century?
  A.J.: Yeah, I didn't even know they had fags back then.
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- A.J.: (farts loudly) Aww, dude! Meeting's over.
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- Tony: (on Carmela) I know she's my wife and the mother of my kids, but let me tell you: she can be a moody bitch.
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- Music in this episode:
  "Bossa Trio" by Brad Hatfield; "Free as the Wind" by Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge; "Little Bird" by Annie Lennox; "New Slang" by New Shins; "Night of the Iguana" by Huevos Rancheros; "Real Fonky Time" by Dax Rider; "Talking to the Dice" by Patrick Tuzzolino; "The Small Hours" by Metallica; "They Can't Take That Away From Me" by Joe Pass
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