in a Hefty bag." Tony had Christopher and Furio remove Richie's body from the kitchen of Janice's home after she had murdered him in "The Knight in White Satin Armor" Cultural references When a black construction worker starts to call the police, Patsy derisively calls him Ralph Bunche — an African-American diplomat. Ralph shows Janice Faces of Death to her discomfort. When Tony sees the VHS, he sarcastically asks Janice if The Sound of Music had already been rented. Meadow mentions that the director of the film she plans on helping out with in Denmark "hangs out with Dogme", and in defending her travel plans tells Carmela to read Henry James. Music The song played over the end credits is an instrumental remix of the title track off Radiohead's 2000 album Kid A. Robert & Johnny's "We Belong Together" (1958) can be heard in the background as Tony and Christopher discuss the fiber-optics theft. The live rock band playing (and lip-syncing) their original song "You" in Adriana's club is the real-life Jersey group The Swingin Neckbreakers. Notes External links "No Show" at HBO The Sopranos (season 4) episodes 2002 American television episodes Television episodes written by David Chase Television episodes written by Terence Winter Television episodes directed by John Patterson (director)