Tony sarcastically rebuts Junior's nostalgic view of 1950s gangsters working together to settle their differences amicably, mentioning his memories of the picture of Albert Anastasia "lying there all amicable, on the barber shop floor". He's referring to the 1957 assassination of the Mafia boss in the barbershop of Manhattan's Park Sheraton Hotel. During a therapy session with Dr. Melfi, Tony, frustrated with his recent lack of progress, angrily mentions he's "ready for the George Sanders long walk", which refers to the 1972 suicide of actor George Sanders. The television show Junior Soprano and Catherine Romano are watching when he falls asleep is Diagnosis: Murder, starring Dick Van Dyke. Music The song at the beginning of the episode when the garbage truck dumps the pile of trash outside the deli is "Space Invader" by The Pretenders. The song that plays early in the episode at the Soprano house over the radio station Q104.3 is "Gotta Serve Somebody" by Bob Dylan. Prior to Tony's panic attack at the banquet, the song playing is "Disco Inferno", by The Trammps. The song that plays while Tony suffers his panic attack at the banquet is "More Than a Feeling" by Boston. The lyric "I closed my eyes and I slipped away" can be heard just before he passes out. The song played over the end credits is "You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory" by Johnny Thunders. Filming locations Listed in order of first appearance: Little Falls, New Jersey Passaic River and Newark skyline from Harrison, New Jersey Jersey City, New Jersey Livingston, New Jersey Satriale's Pork Store in Kearny, New Jersey References External links "House Arrest" at HBO The Sopranos (season 2) episodes 2000 American television episodes Television episodes directed by Tim Van Patten Television episodes written by Terence Winter