cultural references At the start of the episode, as Christopher gets high on heroin before sitting on the dog, Cosette, the television was showing an Our Gang short film Bear Shooters. When Adriana comes home Christopher is asleep in front of the TV, on which the 1966 movie The Oscar is being shown. Paulie tells Silvio he watched On the Waterfront in HD and was impressed, saying "Karl Malden's nose hairs looked like BX cables". The baseball game Paulie watches near the end of the episode is a Boston Red Sox-New York Yankees game played at Yankee Stadium on September 4, 2002, and won by the Yankees, 3-1. The play shown is Yankee designated hitter Jason Giambi's third-inning two-run home run off Red Sox starter Derek Lowe. Then-Red Sox left fielder Rickey Henderson is also referred to by the game's play-by-play announcer, Michael Kay. When Carmela and AJ are at Furio's house, AJ is wearing a Soulfly T-shirt. When Chris checks in to rehab, the receptionist is reading the self-help book A Course in Miracles. Music When Adriana is talking to the FBI agent, the other car stereo is playing the song "Analyse" by The Cranberries. External links "The Strong, Silent Type" at HBO The Sopranos (season 4) episodes 2002 American television episodes Television episodes written by David Chase Television episodes written by Terence Winter