it off. Eugene Pontecorvo inherits $2 million and would like to retire with his family to Florida. Bearing gifts, he goes to Tony to ask permission. Tony reminds Eugene that he took an oath. Later, Eugene gives him a cut of the inheritance. At Chris's behest, he then kills a debtor; in return, Chris says, "I'll put in a good word to T about the Florida thing." Tony's decision is relayed through Silvio: "Your Florida thing. That's a no-go." Eugene is also an informant for the FBI, and has become more valuable to the Bureau since the death of Ray Curto; they, too, will not free him. With his wife bitter and his son using heroin, Eugene hangs himself. Uncle Junior's mind is deteriorating. Tony helps him look for some money he thinks he buried in his backyard thirty years ago, but they find nothing. Both Dr. Melfi and Janice suggest a retirement home or assisted living for him, but Tony forcefully refuses. One afternoon, Junior is particularly agitated, and Tony goes to his house because no one else is free to look after him. While Tony is cooking dinner, Junior, thinking he is a long-dead mobster, shoots him in the gut. While Junior cowers in a closet upstairs, Tony manages to dial 911 before passing out. First appearances The episode marks the first appearances of: Agent Ron Goddard: FBI Agent Harris' new partner working counter-terrorism. Anthony Infante: Ginny Sacrimoni's brother, who owns an eyewear store. Domenica "Nica" Baccalieri: Janice and Bobby's 12-month-old daughter. James "Murmur" Zancone: Christopher's associate and Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor who Christopher says is also good at forging documents. Gerry "The Hairdo" Torciano: soldier and acting capo in the Lupertazzi crime family and Phil Leotardo's protégé after his brother's death; responsible for Phil Leotardo's business in Brooklyn following his promotion to acting boss. Deceased Raymond Curto: stroke Teddy Spirodakis: shot by Eugene in a diner Eugene Pontecorvo: suicide by hanging Dick Barone: (offscreen) owner of Barone Sanitation; died of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease). Title reference Eugene Pontecorvo is shown wearing a "Members Only" jacket and is made fun of for it by Vito Spatafore. It could refer to the Mafia code of being a member-only and never a retiree, just what Eugene Pontecorvo attempted to become. Many fans speculate that the title of this episode, and the events that take place within it, foreshadow the