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"No Show"
The Sopranos episode
Episode no.Season 4
Episode 2
Directed byJohn Patterson
Written byDavid Chase
Terence Winter
Cinematography byAlik Sakharov
Production code402
Original air dateSeptember 22, 2002 (2002-09-22)
Running time57 minutes
Episode chronology
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"No-Show" is the 41st episode of the HBO television series The Sopranos and the second episode of the show's fourth season. Written by David Chase and Terence Winter, it was directed by John Patterson and originally aired on September 22, 2002.

Starring

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Guest starring

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  • Carl CapotortoasLittle Paulie Germani
  • Max CasellaasBenny Fazio
  • Robert DesiderioasJack Massarone
  • Raymond Franza as Donny K
  • Danyelle Freeman as Misty Giaculo
  • Robert FunaroasEugene Pontecorvo
  • Joseph R. GannascoliasVito Spatafore
  • Lola GlaudiniasAgent Deborah Ciccerone
  • Dan GrimaldiasPatsy Parisi
  • Linda LavinasDr. Wendy Kobler
  • George Loros as Raymond Curto
  • Richard Maldone as Albert Barese
  • Arthur J. NascarellaasCarlo Gervasi
  • Frank PellegrinoasChief Frank Cubitoso
  • Matt ServittoasAgent Dwight Harris
  • Synopsis

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    Meadow's recent lack of drive, caused by Jackie Jr.'s death, continues to worry Tony and Carmela. She reveals that she hasn't registered for classes because she hopes to travel to Europe with a friend. Tony discusses the problem with Dr. Melfi, who recommends a psychologist, Dr. Wendy Kobler, specializing in adolescents. Kobler encourages Meadow's plans, prompting a protracted family argument where Meadow confronts Tony about his profession; he claims that he did everything he could to save Jackie. She leaves the house and her parents fear she has left the country, but it is later revealed that she has instead returned to her classes at Columbia University.

    Carmela begins flirting with Furio as he makes his morning visits to pick up Tony. Ralphie and Janice's relationship continues, despite Tony's disapproval.

    Christopher is appointed acting capoofPaulie's crew; Patsy resents this, having been a made man longer than Christopher. Silvio suspects that Christopher is starting to usurp his place in Tony's inner circle.

    Christopher visits a construction site where crew members have no-work jobs, and he indicates to Patsy that there are valuable fiber-optic cables which can be removed. Tony angrily reprimands Christopher for this, as the thefts might bring unwanted attention to their involvement. Later, despite Tony's orders, Silvio and Patsy steal floor tiles from the site. Jack Massarone complains to Tony, but Silvio deflects Tony's anger. An infuriated Christopher drives to the site and has a heated confrontation with Patsy.

    At a dinner party, Ralphie makes an off-color joke about Johnny's wife Ginny, drawing laughter from all. Visiting Paulie in prison, Little Paulie repeats the joke. Paulie does not laugh.

    Adriana now treats Danielle as her close friend and confidante. One evening at Adriana's club, Christopher, high on cocaine, is sitting on a sofa with the two women. As he kisses Adriana, he puts a hand on Danielle's thigh. Adriana is enraged, but when he claims Danielle took the initiative, Adriana chooses to believe him and cuts ties with Danielle.

    The FBI decides to bring Adriana in and reveal Danielle's true identity as Agent Ciccerone. She is taken to meet with Chief Frank Cubitoso who threatens her with imprisonment for drug possession, or punishment from Tony Soprano if she does not co-operate. Adriana vomits all over herself, the table, and the agents.

    Title reference

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    Production

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    Connections to prior episodes

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    Cultural references

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    Music

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    Notes

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    1. ^ Frost, Scott. "Swingin' Neckbreakers found fame with The Sopranos". The Trentonian. Retrieved 28 September 2013.
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    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=No_Show&oldid=1216953480"

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