* = credit only Paulie and a member of his crew burglarize an apartment belonging to Colombian drug dealers in Newark.
The apartment is not empty as expected and a firefight ensues, leading to the deaths of the building superintendent and two of the drug dealers.
There is a huge score, but it contributes to rising tensions within the Soprano family: Silvio, now acting boss, makes rulings on how the money, and Eugene's former Roseville bookmaking revenue, should be split.
The next day, Carmela tells Dr. Melfi that while she knew what Tony was when she married him, their kids "don't decide who they're born to."
comes up with the title, Cleaver, and explains the premise to the investors, including Silvio, Vito and Larry Boy Barese, but they seem confused about its plot.
Christopher then notices an Ojibwe saying taped onto the wall: "Sometimes I go about in pity for myself, and all the while, a great wind carries me across the sky."