the "Born To Run" track. The scene with Christopher and Adriana where both of them are crying over the consequences of Adriana being an informant, including Chris's strangled wail of "Oh, God, what are we gonna do?!" mirror a similar scene in the 1990 film Goodfellas where Henry and Karen Hill are falling apart at the realization they are in mortal danger from Paulie Cicero and his crew after Henry's narcotics bust. The scene with Tony Soprano sitting alone in his backyard reminiscing about his cousin closely resembles the ending scene of The Godfather Part II, in which Michael Corleone sits alone at his Lake Tahoe compound remembering a moment shared with his family. Tony watches the film It's a Gift on TV after he moves back in with Carmela. The film Christopher is watching at the Bada Bing after admitting to Tony that he snorted some heroin is Three Amigos. References to past episodes The Crazy Horse club and the character Matush were both introduced in "The Telltale Moozadell" in a storyline in which Matush was repeatedly kicked out of the club for dealing drugs on the premises. Christopher dumps Adriana's suitcase in the same location where Tony had almost killed him in "Irregular Around the Margins." Music Lou Christie's song "Summer Snow" is playing in Phil Leotardo's flashback of his brother Billy's murder. The song playing when Tony enters his Bada Bing office near the end of the episode is "Super Bon Bon" by Soul Coughing. The Shawn Smith song, "Leaving California," plays in the background while Silvio drives with Adriana. The song playing in Silvio's car when he parks in the woods is "Barracuda" by Heart. The song played over the end credits is another song by Shawn Smith, "Wrapped in My Memory," from Shield of Thorns. Awards Terence Winter won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for his work on this episode. Tim Van Patten was nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for his work on this episode. Drea de Matteo won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in this episode. Michael Imperioli won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his performance in this episode. Empire named "Long Term Parking" the best Sopranos episode of all time. In