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El episodio se transmitió el 1 abr 2001
TV-MA
49min

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Crime Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaNoah's and Meadow's relationship is disrupted by her roommate, while Ralphie starts getting rough with one of the strippers from the Bada Bing causing Tony to intervene and questionably viol... Leer todoNoah's and Meadow's relationship is disrupted by her roommate, while Ralphie starts getting rough with one of the strippers from the Bada Bing causing Tony to intervene and questionably violating one of the mafia codes of conduct.Noah's and Meadow's relationship is disrupted by her roommate, while Ralphie starts getting rough with one of the strippers from the Bada Bing causing Tony to intervene and questionably violating one of the mafia codes of conduct.

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Trivia
According to Ariel Kiley who played the victimized Bada Bing stripper, Tracee, many viewers were so offended by this episode's violence that they canceled their HBO subscriptions, a fact she didn't mind saying she was proud of, since demonstrating offensive violence was precisely the intent of her and her fellow actors on the show.

Errores
When Ralphie pushes George back into the door using the pool cue in the VIP Lounge, the wall with the door, the door frame, and the wall to the right both shake, indicating that this is a set and not a solid structure.

Citas
Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri: Cocksucker was way out of line!
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: 20 years old, this girl!
Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri: That too.

Conexiones
Featured in The 53rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2001)

Bandas sonoras
You Shook Me All Night Long
(uncredited)
Written by Brian Johnson, Angus Young & Malcolm Young
Performed by AC/DC

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10/10

This episode hits different

I'm not sure what else to say about this episode that hasn't already been echoed by the others who posted but this episode actually gave me an uneasy feeling after viewing.

The uneasy feeling it gives, to me atleast, is due to the young 20 year old stripper. Her performance is what really makes this episode hard to watch but at the same time hard not to. She's grounded and real. You see her flaws but you also see her hope.

It's hard to put in words but this may be one of the best episodes of this show I've seen, it's shows so much raw emotion from start to end and per usual, perfectly edited, great score and amazing writing couple with amazing acting.

Very few episodes of any show have left me more with a pit in my stomach than this one after viewing. I'm starting to see why this is often referred to as the best tv show ever made.