was filmed at the police headquarters in West Orange, New Jersey. It was filmed in the back of the building to give the look of a more rural and suburban town in Northern New Jersey. Other cultural references The film A.J. and his co-worker are watching and studying for the knife fight is The Hunted. Jim's diner patron asks Vito what the year was when Rocky Marciano fought Joe Louis. Jim correctly identifies the year as 1951. In a scene where Julianna Skiff enters the Bada Bing! to meet with Tony, a UFC event is playing on the TV. One of Jim's firefighter friends teases another about emitting an "Yma Sumac scream" when a roof fell in. Two people - Dr. Elliot Kupferberg and a girl A.J. meets at a club - erroneously refer to the Omertà, the Mafia code of silence. The girl believes it instructs who exactly should carry out an act of revenge hit for an attacked Mafia member and Elliot thinks the Omertà precludes mobsters from speaking out about their personal feelings. In a scene where A.J. spends the afternoon being lazy at home (despite asking his mother to wake him at 10 AM), he watches Aqua Teen Hunger Force on the living room TV. A poster of American metal band Tool can be seen in A.J.'s room. When A.J. is detained for bringing a knife when he visited Junior, Tony is angry with him and tells him that what happened between Junior and him is not A.J.'s concern. A tearful A.J. mentions that every time they watch The Godfather where Michael Corleone kills the men who tried to kill his dad, Tony says it is his favorite scene of all time. Music The song that plays outdoors, when Burt and Patsy first enter Caputo's Poultry, is a variation of Tic, Tic Tac by the Brazilian band Carrapicho The song playing when Vito is in the diner is "Sunny Came Home" by Shaun Colvin. The songs playing in the New York club are "Ready2Wear" (Paper Faces Remix) by Felix Da Housecat and "E Talking" by Soulwax. The song that is played at the Bada Bing! during Julianna and Tony's conversation is "Family Affair" by Mary J. Blige. The song played during the end credits is "I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town" by Ray Charles. External links "Johnny Cakes" at HBO 2006 American television episodes