Writer:	Matthew Weiner
Director:	Steve Shill
Star:	Frank Vincent (Phil Leotardo),  Joseph R. Gannascoli (Vito Spatafore),  Lorraine Bracco (Dr. Jennifer Melfi),  Michael Imperioli (Christopher Moltisanti),  Robert Iler (Anthony Soprano, Jr.),  Aida Turturro (Janice Soprano),  Steve Schirripa (Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri),  Toni Kalem (Angie Bonpensiero),  Steve Van Zandt (Silvio Dante),  Edie Falco (Carmela Soprano),  Tony Sirico (Paulie Walnuts),  James Gandolfini (Tony Soprano),  Jamie-Lynn Sigler (Meadow Soprano),  Vincent Curatola (John "Johnny Sack" Sacrimoni)
Recurring Role:	Sharon Angela (Rosalie Aprile),  Will Janowitz (Finn Detrolio),  Cara Buono (Kelli Moltisanti),  Louis Gross (Perry Annunziata),  Miryam Coppersmith (Sophia Baccalieri),  Maureen Van Zandt (Gabriella Dante),  Carl Capotorto (Little Paulie Germani),  Ed Vassallo (Tom Giglione),  Angelo Massagli (Bobby Baccalieri, Jr.),  Jeffrey M. Marchetti (Peter "Bissel" LaRosa),  Danielle Divecchio (Barbara Giglione),  John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia (Albie Cianflone),  Brianna Laughlin (Domenica Baccalieri),  Kimberly Laughlin (Domenica Baccalieri),  Arthur J. Nascarella (Carlo Gervasi)
Guest Star:	Louis Mustillo (Sal Vitro),  Kate Buddeke (Nora Minter),  Tony Cucci (Fat Dom Gamiello),  Rebecca Wisocky (Rene Cabot Moskowitz),  Guy Paul (Jeep Owner),  Alex Mitchell (Kid #3),  Daveed Ramsey (Kid #2),  Qadir Forbes (Kid #1),  William Russ (Paul Calviac),  Caitlin Van Zandt (Allegra Sacrimoni-DiBenedetto),  Chris McGarry (Pat),  Daniel Ahearn (Elliot),  Adam Mucci (Eric DiBenedetto),  Karen Lynn Gorney (Judy),  Rick Gifford (Omar),  Jason Betts (Ron),  Anthony Hagopian (Emmerich),  Brad Zimmerman (Ron Pearse),  Patrick Holder (Earl Bretanoux),  Cristin Milioti (Catherine Sacrimoni),  John Costelloe (Jim Witkowski),  Brian Gilbert (Kid #5),  Matthew "Matlok" Rullan (Kid #4),  Christopher Maggi (Butcher),  Joe Forbrich (Federal Marshal),  Sal Di Piazza (Bookie),  Denise Borino (Ginny Sacrimoni),  Lou Martini Jr. (Anthony Infante),  John Bianco (Gerry Torciano)

The German title of this episode is "Altlasten", meaning "Relics". (edit) According to Nielsen, this episode's initial airing was viewed by approximately 8.1 million people. (edit) Music: "Faz Tanto Tempo" Remix (Banda Uniao Black) by Tim "Love" Lee; "I Love this Bar" by Toby Keith; "Salvation" by Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul; "That's Amore" by Dean Martin; "My Way" by Frank Sinatra; "Let It Rock" by Chuck Berry (edit) Previously billed in the opening credits this season, Sharon Angela returns to the end credits. (edit) Though credited, Dominic Chianese does not appear in this episode. (edit)

Tony: (to Dr. Melfi) I been coming here off and on what, five fuckin' years and you still don't understand what it means to tape somebody in my family? You don't fucking get this? (edit) Tony: No guy wants his sister to be the town pump. (edit) Ron: It's my obligation to raise the idea, again, of cooperating.
Johnny Sack: Flip!? Let me explain something to you again, Ron, but differently. Being a rat where I'm coming from, that's like asking a person where you're coming from to become a fucking Nazi!! I don't want to hear that shit again. (edit) Tony: I love it when I get to take a shit on [Janice], and her husband. (edit) Johnny Sack: Did you pick up the cake with the marzipan flowers?
Anthony: (unsure) The stuff behind the pool?
Johnny Sack: No, an actual fucking cake!! (edit)

Tony gets the newspaper at the end of his driveway for the first time this season. The "newspaper shot" is featured in the premiere episodes of the first five seasons. (edit) The episode title comes from Bobby commenting on his "Moe and Joe" lumber unloading car in his model train set-up. (edit)

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