For All Debts Public and Private
- L'épisode a été diffusé 15 sept. 2002
- TV-MA
- 58m
Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueChris puts a ghost from his past to rest, while Carmela grows uneasy about her future.Chris puts a ghost from his past to rest, while Carmela grows uneasy about her future.Chris puts a ghost from his past to rest, while Carmela grows uneasy about her future.
- Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri
- (as Steven R. Schirripa)
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- AnecdotesThis was the most watched episode of the series, as well as the most watched HBO broadcast ever, with an estimated 13.43 million viewers. It was eventually surpassed by the 13.6 million viewers of The Iron Throne (2019).
- GaffesWhen Chris shoots the police officer, we see two shots fired, but then he sets it up like it was a suicide. A person committing suicide would most likely not fire two shots at himself.
- Citations
Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: Mom started going downhill after the World Trade Center. You know Quasimodo predicted all this.
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Who did what?
Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: All these problems - the Middle East, the end of the world.
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Nostradamus. Quasimodo's the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: Oh right. Notre Damus.
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: Nostradamus, and Notre Dame. Two different things completely.
Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: It's interesting though, they'd be so similar, isn't it?" And I always thought okay, Hunchback of Notre Dame. You also got your quarterback and halfback of Notre Dame.
Anthony 'Tony' Soprano Sr.: One's a fucking cathedral.
Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri: Obviously. I know, I'm just saying. It's interesting, the coincidence. What you're gonna tell me you never pondered that? The back thing with Notre Dame?
- Générique farfeluThe end credits for this episode play over a close-up of the $20 bill that Christopher sticks to his mother's refrigerator instead of the standard black background.
- ConnexionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Sopranos Episodes (2016)
First of all, the situation between Tony and Uncle Junior reverts to sour when it turns out the old man doesn't have enough money to pay his medical procedures and the upcoming trial. Unfortunately, Tony can't help him out since the cash flow has diminished significantly, a fact that upsets Carmela as well. And yet the bigger problem has yet to manifest itself, and it involves Chris and Adriana: the former still has trust issues with Tony, although the chance to finish an unresolved matter from his past seems to put a damper on that, and gets more hooked on heroin as each day passes; the latter has made friends with a woman named Danielle, not knowing that she is in fact an undercover FBI agent.
As a season starter, For All Debts Public and Private is quite calm: it doesn't have the strongly foreboding tension of Season Two's opener or the playfulness of the first Season Three episode (apart perhaps from the casting of comedian Will Arnett in the serious part of Danielle's husband - he does a good job, actually). That it maintains the exceptional level of the rest of the series is entirely due to smart writing and even better acting. The Tony-Junior conversation, in particular, is a cracker, in what promises to be the first of another 13 excellent stories.
- MaxBorg89
- 29 avr. 2008
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- Durée58 minutes
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- Rapport de forme
- 1.78 : 1