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Love the show. Finally watching The Soranos for the first time and while I can’t listen to your podcasts fast enough to keep up with my viewing of the episodes, I still enjoy them very much. Couple of things I did not hear mentioned. Within the show, it seems the taboo on “going south” is something more feared by Uncle Junior than Tony. Probably generational. Tony makes it clear to Carmela he wants her to keep quiet about it, but it doen’t seem to be a deal-breaking unforgivable sin to him. Unlike with Junior. Also, the pie in the face scene Is a nod to a scene in the classic James Cagney gangster film “The Public Enemy”. In it, Cagney’s caharacter shoves a 1/2 grapefruit in the face of his girlfriend, played by Joan Blondell.