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The Sopranos
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| Title: | College |
| Episode Number: | 5 |
| Season: | 1 |
| Season Episode #.: | 5 |
| Production Number: | S105 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday February 07th, 1999 |
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Tony decides to escort Meadow to Maine where she is going to look at prospective colleges. While there, he notices an old "friend" and his trip quickly changes from helping his daughter along her educational way, to just helping her survive the weekend. Meanwhile, Carmela, who is back home and suffering from the flu, gets a surprising visit from Father Phil and a even bigger surprise phone call from Dr. Melfi.
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| Deaths: Fabian "Febby" Petrulio (strangled by Tony)
| James Manos, Jr. and David Chase won the 2000 Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for this episode.
| Edie Falco (Carmela Soprano) was nominated for the 2000 Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in this episode.
| The university used for exterior scenes in this episode was Drew University in Madison, New Jersey.
| Creator David Chase includes this episode in his list of favorite episodes.
| According to creator David Chase, HBO executives at first objected to Tony murdering someone during the episode. Chase ultimately won out and the script was not changed.
| Both Entertainment Weekly and Time Magazine named this episode #1 on their lists of the top 10 Sopranos episodes.
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| | Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Dropkick Murphys | Cadence To Arms | | | •Maine Two Step | Basin Brothers | | | •Michael Hoppe | Gold Leaves | | | •Rocket From The Crypt | Eye On You | |
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| Christopher: Clipping a famous rat would put me a cunt hair away from being made.
| Tony: I'm in the waste management business. Everybody immediately assumes you're mobbed up. It's a stereotype, and it's offensive.
| Tony: My father was in it. My uncle was in it. Maybe I was too lazy ta think for myself.
| Christopher: Yo.
Tony: What do ya got?
Christopher: Wet shoes.
Tony: Hey, you chose this life. You don't wanna work in the rain, try for the fuckin' Yankees.
| Carmela: (at confession) I have forsaken what is right for what is easy. Allowing what I know is evil in my house. Allowing my children... Oh, my God my sweet children to be a part of it because I wanted things for them; a better life, good schools. I wanted this house. I wanted money in my hands, money to buy anything I ever wanted. I'm ashamed. My husband, I think he has committed horrible acts. I think he has ... you know all about him Father Phil. I'm the same. I've said nothing. I've done nothing about it. I've got a bad feeling. It's just a matter of time before God compensates me with outrage for my sins.
| Father Phil: You know what's remarkable? If you take everything Jesus ever said, add it up, it only amounts to two hours of talk.
Carmela: No. No, but wait. I heard the same thing about The Beatles. Except it was, if you add up all their songs it only comes to ten hours.
| Meadow: Did the Cusamano kids ever find $50,000 in Krugerrands and a .45 automatic while they were hunting for Easter eggs?
| Tony: (to Meadow) What do you study in India? How not to get diarrhea?
| Meadow: Socially, I don't know. This one girl told me there's this saying, "Bates is the world's most expensive form of contraception."
Tony: Hey, what kind of talk is that? You mean the girls at the other colleges we've been to, they just put out?
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| Father Phil: You know what's remarkable? If you take everything Jesus ever said, add it up, it only amounts to two hours of talk.
Carmela: No. No, but wait. I heard the same thing about The Beatles. Except it was, if you add up all their songs it only comes to ten hours.
Though the Beatles produced 283 songs in total, the overall runtime is only about 10 hours.
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