and Pol Pots deserve hell and not people like Christopher. He also mentions America's need for Italian immigrants to "build cities and dig subways and to make them richer." He explains that the Carnegie and Rockefeller families needed "worker bees" (Italian immigrant workers), but some didn't want to "lose who we were, and preserve the things that meant to us: honor and family and loyalty". He says the J. P. Morgans were "crooks and killers too, but that's a business right, the American way." Carmela is seen reading Memoirs of a Geisha in bed in this and several succeeding episodes. Tony refers to the psychic as a Ghostbuster. A.J. is seen playing the Game Boy Color game Pokémon Pinball. Music Otis Redding's "My Lover's Prayer" (from Complete & Unbelievable: The Otis Redding Dictionary of Soul) is played throughout the episode and over the end credits (specifically, when Christopher is in the hospital, when his friends and family wait in the hospital waiting room while Chris is in surgery, and over the end credits when Tony and Carmela make love). The O'Jays' song "Use ta Be My Girl", from So Full of Love, is played when Quickie G tells Pussy where Matthew Bevilaqua is hiding. The Metallica song "King Nothing", from Load, is played in the background while Paulie talks to Tony at the Bada Bing! after he visits the psychic. The song "Mona Lisa" is heard in the background at the Duke's Stockyard Inn (an Irish bar and restaurant) where Tony and Pussy eat steaks, reminisce, and discuss God. Filming locations Listed in order of first appearance: Harrison, New Jersey North Caldwell, New Jersey Satriale's Pork Store in Kearny, New Jersey Paramus, New Jersey External links "From Where to Eternity" at HBO References The Sopranos (season 2) episodes 2000 American television episodes fr:Saison 2 des Soprano#Épisode 9 : Affaire d'éternité