when talking about "that lesbian show with Jennifer Beals." When discussing Ahmed and Mohammad with Tony, Christopher mentions their reaction to the "Danish cartoons" incident - the 2005 Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy. After speaking with Carlo in the backroom of the Bada Bing, Tony starts reading the Robb Report magazine. At a diner in Dartford, Vito is introduced to jonnycakes, pancakes made with white corn meal. "Johnny Cakes" is also the title of the eighth episode of the season. Vito also tries to order some Jimmy Dean sausages. The room that the innkeeper assigns to Vito Spatafore is called the "Franklin Pierce" room, a reference to the 14th President of the United States, a native of New Hampshire. When Carmela is confronting her father Hugh De Angelis for looting their stop-ordered spec house, Hugh mockingly calls her Sarah Bernhardt, a 19th and 20th-century French actress. Music The song playing in the background of the scene at the Bada Bing! during the meeting discussing Vito's sighting at a gay bar is Rock & Roll Queen by The Subways The song playing on the radio in the New Hampshire diner where Vito eats his breakfast is Let the Teardrops Fall, performed by Patsy Cline. After Meadow tells Carmela and Rosalie Aprile about Vito and the security guard, Tony comes down the stairs singing the opening line of "Aqualung" by Jethro Tull. The songs playing in the background of the scene at the Bada Bing! when Tony promotes Carlo are "Loops of Fury" by The Chemical Brothers and "After" by Wide Open Cage. The song played during the end credits is "4th of July" by X. References External links "Live Free or Die" at HBO 2006 American television episodes The Sopranos (season 6) episodes Television episodes written by David Chase Television episodes written by Terence Winter