Contains spoilers for this episode and earlier episodes.
At Larry Barese's daughter's wedding, a warning about imminent federal indictments sends the mobsters home early. Tony and Carmela remove money and weapons from their house, and Tony hides them in Livia's room without telling her. FBI agents subsequently search the Soprano home. Tony describes the investigation to his children as another example of disrespect toward Italian-Americans. Elsewhere, Melfi's family discusses the same issue from a different position. Her ex-husband Richard works out that she treats a mobster and urges her to stop, arguing that gangsters harm the wider community's reputation.
Christopher is haunted by dreams of Emil Kolar and takes Georgie to move the buried body. He struggles to write a screenplay and becomes increasingly frustrated by his lack of recognition. After a bakery employee keeps him waiting, Christopher shoots the man in the foot. Tony initially reprimands him for the reckless act, then softens when Christopher admits how empty his life feels. Christopher is also insulted that news reports about the investigation ignore him. When his name finally appears in print, he eagerly buys copies of the newspaper. Tony misses a therapy session because of the raid and erupts when Melfi charges him under their agreement, throwing money onto the floor. At Green Grove, Livia finally tells Junior that Tony is seeing a psychiatrist, despite claiming she wants no repercussions.