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Sentimental Education

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Production Number:

P506

Original Airdate:

Sunday April 11th, 2004

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Episode Crew
Director:	Peter Bogdanovich (1)
Writer:	Matthew Weiner

Episode Summary

Carmela puts in some extra time with A.J.'s college adviser; Tony B. realizes that it is hard doing business with strangers.

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Guest Stars

Guest Stars
•Alison Bartlett	played	Gwen MacIntyre	Recurring (first appearance)
•Anthony Spina	played	Dealer #2	Recurring (first appearance)
•Arthur J. Nascarella	played	Carlo Gervasi	Recurring (6th appearance)
•Dan Grimaldi	played	Patsy Parisi	Recurring (25th appearance)
•Danielle Divecchio	played	Barbara Giglione	Recurring (second appearance)
•David Strathairn	played	Robert Wegler	Recurring (second appearance)
•Dennis Aloia	played	Justin Blundetto	Recurring (second appearance)
•Ed Vassallo	played	Tom Giglione	Recurring (5th appearance)
•Joseph R. Gannascoli	played	Vito Spatafore	Recurring (25th appearance)
•Kevin Aloia	played	Jason Blundetto	Recurring (second appearance)
•Miryam Coppersmith (1)	played	Sophia Baccalieri	Recurring (third appearance)
•Paul Schulze	played	Father Phil Intintola	Recurring (9th appearance)
•Robert Funaro	played	Eugene Pontecorvo	Recurring (14th appearance)
•Sharon Angela	played	Rosalie Aprile	Recurring (24th appearance)
•Tom Aldredge	played	Hugh DeAngelis	Recurring (16th appearance)
•Angela Bullock	played	Clerk
•Fran Gennuso	played	Ms. Mary Bisacci
•Henry Yuk	played	Sungyon Kim
•Karl Bury	played	Tom Fiske
•Kimberly Norris	played	Dealer #1
•Liza Lapira	played	Amanda Kim
•Michelle Huber	played	Attractive Woman
•Mitchell Burgess	played	"Iowa" Burgess
•Suzy McCoppin	played	Waitress

Featured Songs

Artist	Song Title	Played When
•Andrew John Seedon	Julia Florida
•The Crests	The Angels Listened In
•Davie Allan (and the Arrows)	The Loud, The Loose, and The Savage
•Etta James	The Blues Is My Business
•Greg Kihn	The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)
•Johnnie & Joe	Over the Mountain, Across The Sea
•Mel Carter	Hold Me, Kiss Me, Thrill Me
•Mistinguett	Mon Homme (My Man)
•Modern Jazz Quartet	Django

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