The Sopranos Route 1 Scenes – Trip Post 2

In this episode, “Another Toothpick”, which aired on March 25, 2001, Tony and Carmela have a joint session with Dr. Melfi. It ends in recriminations: Carmela feels the other two have joined against her. Driving home she is tearful; he drives recklessly and is pulled over for speeding by Officer Leon Wilmore, who is black. Tony's charm, his PBA card, and implicit bribery do not work, and Wilmore writes up a ticket. Tony contacts New Jersey Assemblyman Ronald Zellman to get it canceled. New Jersey no longer has a 41^st Legislative District and the letters have been removed from the building. The law offices next door are still there. You can learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_Toothpick Comment below if you have ever been to this location.

In this episode, “Whitecaps”, which aired on December 8, 2002, and with the Esplanade project shut down, Johnny is worried about his lost revenue. Tony declines to move against Carmine, but when Johnny offers generous concessions, he relents. Christopher returns from rehab in better shape and with a positive attitude. Tony asks him to deal with Carmine and make it look like "an outside job"; Christopher pays two heroin dealers and delivers instructions for the hit. However, Carmine unexpectedly changes his mind and offers to negotiate. He agrees to accept just 15% while praising Little Carmine for his role in the negotiations. Though Johnny still intends to go through with the hit, Tony decides against it and orders Christopher to silence — kill — the hired guns. When Tony and Johnny meet again, Johnny expresses his resentment and anger at Tony for backing out of their agreement. Tony says he still considers him a friend. They embrace without warmth. You can learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitecaps_(The_Sopranos) Comment below if you have ever been to this location.

In this episode, “Full Leather Jacket”, which aired on March 5, 2000, Meadow hopes to go to Berkeley; her parents Tony and Carmela want to prevent it. Their neighbor, Jean Cusamano, has a sister, Joan O'Connell, who is a prestigious alumna of Georgetown University. Carmela cajoles Jean into asking Joan to write a letter of recommendation for Meadow. Joan declines, but Carmela visits her, presents her with a ricotta pie, and insists, "I want you to write that letter." Jean reports to Carmela that the letter has been written, and Carmela asks for a copy. Adriana, embarrassed in a restaurant by Christopher, has left him and gone back to her mother's house, which is in the picture. Christopher goes to her, proposes marriage, and presents her with a ring. She says she loves him, and the ring. In bed, he tells her, "I'm back on track, rededicating myself"—to her and to Tony. You can learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Leather_Jacket Comment below if you have ever been to this location

In this episode, “Members Only”, which aired on March 12, 2006, nearly two years have passed. Janice is raising a new daughter with Bobby Baccalieri, who has taken up model railroading as a hobby. Meadow continues her relationship with Finn. A.J. is now attending college. Adriana is remembered by a worrying Carmela. Vito is thinner and is now a spokesperson for a weight loss company; he is Tony's best earner and is ambitious. Phil Leotardo, now the acting boss of the Lupertazzi crime family, is taking care of business for the imprisoned Johnny Sack. You can learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Members_Only_(The_Sopranos) Comment below if you have ever been to this location.

In this episode, “Guy Walks into a Psychiatrist's Office...”, which aired on January 16, 2000, Several months after Mikey Palmice's execution, Livia Soprano's hospitalization, and Uncle Junior's arrest, business appears to be returning to normal for the DiMeo crime family. Tony Soprano is no longer receiving therapy from Dr. Jennifer Melfi and is self-medicating. When his mother is mentioned, Tony insists that she is dead to him. Money is still coming in from Ray Curto, Paulie Gualtieri and Silvio Dante, while Phillip Parisi is killed for spreading gossip about Tony, his mother and his uncle. In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Melfi and Tony are seen at the Anthony Wayne Motel, which in real life, is the Skyview Motel. You can learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Walks_into_a_Psychiatrist's_Office... Comment below if you have ever been to this location.

In this episode, “Everybody Hurts”, which aired on October 20, 2002, Carmela tells Tony "that nice sales-lady" Gloria Trillo (his mistress) has committed suicide. Tony goes to the car showroom to find out more, then furiously confronts Dr. Melfi, who explains that he should not blame her, or himself, for her death. Artie has a new French hostess at Nuovo Vesuvio, Élodie, who he flirts with. Her brother, Jean Philippe, asks for a $50,000 bridge loan to conclude a deal to distribute Armagnac in the United States. Artie agrees to lend him the money at 13 percent interest. He tries to borrow the money from Ralphie, who declines but mentions it to Tony. Tony meets Artie, reminds him of their friendship, and insists that he accept the loan from him at only one-and-a-half percent interest. In this episode, Tony goes to Artie’s house, as seen in the pictures. You can learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everybody_Hurts_(The_Sopranos) Comment below if you have ever been to this location.