after his wife, Junior begins crying uncontrollably and has to be helped away by Bobby and Janice. Junior later breaks down in his physician's office when he mentions the lack of purpose in his life. Christopher begins to spend time with J.T. Dolan, a television screenwriter he met in rehab. The two offer to support one another when they get the urge to use. After he loses a sports bet to J.T., Chris introduces him to the family's high-stakes poker games. J.T. runs up $60,000 in debt and starts missing payments; Chris and Little Paulie go to his apartment and beat him up. J.T. loses some writing jobs, causing him to turn to heroin. Chris then helps direct him back toward rehab. Tony's friendship with Fran begins to sour as he learns that his father was often with her when he was needed, including the night Livia was hospitalized for a miscarriage; on that occasion, Tony had to lie to his mother to protect his father. Furthermore, Fran starts to openly disparage Livia to Tony and, after claiming she was broke, buys expensive clothes with the money he obtained for her. Dr. Melfi suggests he could have more sympathy for Livia, forgive her, and forget. Tony remains unsympathetic, saying that Livia did make his father give Tippy away. As the episode closes, Tony starts regaling his buddies at the Bada Bing with exaggerated accounts of Fran's involvement with JFK. First appearances J.T. Dolan: Christopher's Alcoholics Anonymous friend, who is also a screenwriter. Burt Gervasi: Cousin of Carlo Gervasi, and associate in the Soprano Family. Deceased This episode had five deaths, the most in the series, although they all happened offscreen and none of them were murders. Aunt Concetta: died of a heart attack Vincent Patronella: claimed by Junior to be a distant relation Mrs. Crilli: sister of Uncle Junior's cousin by marriage Unnamed Boy: 7 years old, died in a jacuzzi; "son of Sal from the dry-cleaners" Uncle Nicolo "Zio" Concetta: husband of Concetta Production Although the seventh episode of the season, it was produced sixth, due to scheduling availability of previous episode director Peter Bogdanovich, as episode director Steve Buscemi wanted to direct an episode in which his character was minimally featured. Title reference Fran Felstein claimed to have had an affair with President John F. Kennedy, whose administration was nicknamed "Camelot." Connections to prior episodes JFK's United States